So here we are, back again with V I D E O D R O M E featuring our favourite videos from around the world:
#0 Die Antwoord – Fok Julle Naaiers (dir.?)
Hell yes! Die Antwoord is back with a fresh single from their forthcoming record TEN$ION to be released on their new indie label Zef Records after a messy, public split from Interscope.
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#1 Doldrums – Endless Winter (directed Brock Mitchell)
Doldrums is brilliant and is releasing an EP on No Pain In Pop at the end of the month. Here’s the video to second track from the EP Endless Winter, directed by Brock Mitchell of calgaryisawesome.
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#2 Slow Magic – Feel Flows (directed by Slow Magic)
Slow Magic is back at it with this gothic chillwave slowburner. ‘Feel Flows’ is set to skateboarding adventures overlayed with trippy washes of neon colors. Press play and float along.
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#3 Axel Boman – Lucky Tiger (dir.?)
A promo video for Axel Boman’s Lucky Tiger EP, which was released earlier this year via Glasstable. Including an additional electro-stepping remix treatment by Appleblim & Al Tourettes.
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#4 Je Suis Le Petit Chevalier – No Talisman (directed by Sarah Mosk)
Stop animation! This beautiful and dreamy track is from Je Suis Le Petit Chevalier’s (a.k.a. Felicia Atkinson) upcoming LP, L’Enfant Sauvage – released via Aguirre Records.
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#4 Eats Everything – The Size (dir.?)
Holy mama this track bangs! Fresh house straight outta Bristol. Eats Everything joins the rising house movement in Bristol and this track, ‘The Size’, explains intricately why he’s been creating such a buzz recently.
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#4 Pure X – Surface (directed by Malcolm Elijah)
Our friends over at Altered Zones unveiled the latest video of our favourite band from Texas: Pure X. Lay back and enjoy the low fuzzy jams and this weird video which goes along with it.
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#4 Sun Araw – At Delphi (directed by Cameron Stallones & Daniel Brantley)
Fresh off releasing Ancient Romans, Sun Araw brings us a steady flow of mind bending videos. Last week releasing the brow raising ‘Impluvium‘, now here’s ‘At Delphi’ both off his latest LP.
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#5 Water Babys – There’s a Griffin at the Door (directed by Water Babys)
The Water Babys are a duo based in Denver, according to their Soundcloud profle, they describe themselves as a “electronic classical jazz hop duo”- aha. Now a self-made video appeared in the interwebs. And yes, we like it a lot.
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#5 J*DaVeY – Whatchalookin@ & Kill 4 Fun (dir.?)
With the first official visual for the upcoming New Designer Drug album – which as of yet doesn’t have an actual release date – J*DaVeY presents a double feature “Whatchalookin@ | Kill 4 Fun” produced & directed by The Ports.
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#5 Gauntlet Hair – Keep Time (directed by Bernardo Pantoja and Skyler Stevenson)
You can tell a lot by looking into someone’s eyes, so the phrase goes; if that holds truth then the new video from Gauntlet Hair raises some interesting and slightly scary questions.
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#5 Best Dressed Dog – No Less Alone (directed by Best Dressed Dog)
Best Dressed Dog recently dropped the track ‘No Less Alone’. It could easily be your usual throwaway post-dubstep/indie-R&B, but the track has such a haunting melody you can’t help but fall in love with. This should blow up.
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#6 Real Estate – Its Real (directed by Weird Days)
Direct au panthéon des pop-songs!
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#7 Floating Points – Sais
Great vibes from Fatima and Floating Points. This’ll grab you and won’t let go until the songs over.
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#8 Glass Candy – Warm In The Winter (directed by Alberto Rossini)
Glass Candy have released a new music video composed of Super 8 tour footage for their single, “Warm In The Winter”, off of their upcoming release, Body Work.
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#9 Pictureplane – Black Nails (directed by Travis Egedy)
From Travis Egedy, the man who coined the witch house genre name, here’s the video for ‘Black Nails’. The track is all sorts of electric goodness.
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#10 Arnaud Rebotini – Another Time, Another Place (directed by Jonathan Barré)
Do you remember when you were young? New Arnaud Rebotini video…classy as fuck.
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