Rock band Foo Fighters has recently put the finishing touches on its latest as-yet-untitled seventh studio album. In the build up to its April release, the band, led by ex-Nirvana man Dave Grohl, is looking for 11 aspiring filmmakers to direct a music video for its next single.

(Please note this is only open to U.S. residents.)

Foo Fighters‘ filmmaker fans can upload their showreel to the website thisvideosucks.foofighters.com, from which the winning directors will be selected. Those winners will see their music videos premiered on Fuse.

Foo Fighters have a history of memorable videos such as Monkey Wrench, All My Life and the hilarious Learn To Fly which featured the awesome Tenacious D.

The MP3 album deal of the day at Amazon today is Nirvana‘s Nevermind for only $3.99.

Released in 1991, Nevermind was the band’s second album and what propelled Nirvana to stardom with their big hit “Smells Like Teen Spirit.”

I can easily say that every song on Nevermind is a good one, but if you need to justify the four bucks… There’s 12 songs on the album and sold separately they’re $.99 each, so you’re saving nearly $8 by buying it now on sale. Also, all you need are four good songs to justify the price — I already said they’re all good but here you go: There’s the aforementioned “Teen Spirit,” along with “Come As You Are,” “Drain You,” and “On A Plain,” and I’ll tell you, it was really hard for me to choose those four songs amongst the twelve.