L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — After a public rant, OK Go got its way with the band's new music video. Bloggers can freely embed the Chicago power pop group's new video for "This Too Shall Pass." (Not to be confused with the old one for... more info

The Independent — Among new videos to come out in the past week is Gorillaz's "Stylo," which brings back the act's legendary cartoon band. Other highlights: OK Go follows up its famous "treadmill video," and Shakira releases a steamy clip featuring Spanish tennis pro... more info

Rolling Stone — OK Go’s insanely complex video for Of the Blue Colour of the Sky single “This Too Shall Pass” will finally make its (embeddable!) premiere tonight at 7 pm EST, but before the band reveals their latest viral achievement, Rolling Stone has anothe... more info

DrownedInSound — This week: a lady what can kill a man with her bare thighs, a delightful videothing from OK GO and, and, and, and, and, and, and, right, AND, the Single of the Week is free to download. I am too good to you. Read the full story on DrownedinSou... more info

Perfect Porridge — OK GO’s Paul Damien Kulash wrote a fantastic NYT Op-Ed back in the Sony rootkit days (December 2006) about the need for fans to be able to downoad DRM-free music. Last week he wrote another, this time about YouTube and EMI’s ban on embeddable vi... more info

Altsounds — OK Go, the band whose inventive self-directed music videos have set internet records and won the band a GRAMMY, will unveil their latest crazily ambitious clip - the second video for current single "This Too Shall Pass" - on Monday, March 1st at OK G... more info

Rolling Stone — Photo: Rose/WireImage OK Go’s very public fight with their label over the fate of their music videos reached the pages of the New York Times this weekend as the group’s lead singer Damien Kulash penned an op-ed piece detailing how EMI’s “no e... more info

Chorus.fm — Damian Kulash, singer of *OK Go (http://www.myspace.com/okgo)*, has contributed an interesting op-ed article to the New York Times about the band's past viral success on YouTube and the current state of the music industry. You can check it out here.... more info

Live Daily — The Hangout Beach Music and Arts Festival in Gulf Shores, AL, has confirmed several acts for its inaugural year including Trey Anastasio and TAB, Zac Brown Band, John Legend, Ray LaMontagne, Ben Harper and Relentless7, The Flaming Lips and Alison Kra... more info

Rolling Stone — Rolling Stone has documented OK Go’s woes regarding viral video — their label’s new policy regarding embeddable clips has made it difficult to land another treadmill smash — but the crew hasn’t given up. The video for “This Too Shall Pass... more info