Geordie Greep whips up a storm down at the bowling alley in Ethan & Tom's wonderfully weird and hilarious video for the ex-Black Midi man's debut single.Geordie performs a strange inner voice-style vocal on Holy, Holy whilst dancing a skilful salsa, supping a cocktail and effortlessly bowling strike after strike. It's Twin Peaks meets The Big Lebowski - as the first part leads into the second, where we follow the camera down the bowling lane, through a succession of black voids, like a descent into madness.The split structure of the video follows the character of the track, where the pumped-up ego of Geordie Greep's persona gradually falls apart. Lyrically it's in the same spirit of his work with Black Midi, whilst taking a slight change of direction musically - which is still very intense. This sounds a bit like Steely Dan on steroids.But putting himself front and centre in the video is certainly new and Geordie is very well served by Ethan & Tom with this video. A great job.

Daniel Broadley's latest video for You Me At Six is a shaggy dog story wrapped in a tribute to The Big Lebowski's bowling alley scenes, with lead singer Josh Franceschi channelling Jeff Bridges' lovably hapless Dude, with the rest of the band taking the other roles.It's bowling night, and Franceschi's dog has gone missing. Then it becomes clear that his sleazy bowling rivals have something to do with its disappearance. Time for a no-holds-barred high stakes bowling match.Rowan's of Finsbury Park, North London provides the perfect venue for this action-comedy, and also a groundbreaking band performance of the track Back Again in the bowling lanes.