Wooden Shjips tracks licensed in Valhalla film

Two Wooden Shjips tracks have been licensing in upcoming film Valhalla.

Produced by award winning company Sweetgrass Productions, it tells the tale of one man’s search to rediscover the freedom of his youth. Weaving narrative-driven style with backcountry ski and snowboard cinematography, Valhalla is a vivid explosion of color, character, snow, and nostalgic soul.

View the trailer here

‘Clouds Over Earthquake’ and ‘Rising’ appear on albums Vol. 1 and West respectively.

ATR’s ‘Blood In My Eyes’ licenced for end credits of horror Dementamania

Atari Teenage Riot’s ‘Blood In My Eyes’ has been licensed for the end credits of hit new horror film Dementamania.

Directed by Kit Ryan, the film had its world premier at Film 4’s FrightFest and follows a frustrated office worker finding himself caught between the realms of his deranged imagination and the mundane reality of his every day existence.

The film stars Samuel Robertson, Vincent Regan and Kal Penn amongst others.

More information can be found here

Snow Ghosts placed in MTV’s Teen Wolf

We’re pleased to announce that Snow Ghosts has been placed in hit MTV show ‘Teen Wolf’.

‘And The World Was Gone’ is the next single to be taken from their debut album ‘A Small Murmuration’, and is used in a moving finale to the episode. ‘The Overlooked’ aired in the US on August 5th.

Find out more about Teen Wolf here

Wooden Shjips licensed in online Levi x Liberty of London collaboration

Wooden Shjips ‘Black Smoke Rise’ has been licensed in an online video for a new collaboration between Levi’s and Liberty of London.

Levi’s and Liberty London share a rich history of designing iconic clothing that marries craftsmanship and heritage. Levi’s x Liberty London present a debut collaboration that brings together classic American style and a London-born design legacy.

Watch the clip here

Tom Zé licensed in upcoming global art documentary

ThinkSync have recently licensed ‘Xique Xique’ by Tom Zé in Inside Out, an upcoming documentary by Alastair Siddons.

Premiering at Tribeca Film Festival, Inside Out follows French artist JR sharing a global participatory art project. From Tunisia to Haiti, North Dakota to Pakistan, it follows individuals and communities pasting giant portraits in the streets.

Tom Zé is an influential Brazilian artist and multi-instrumentalist with releases on the New York-based Luaka Bop label.