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Video directed by Canadian multidisciplinary artist Gabriel Coutu-Dumont from the Silent Partners collective. Taken from their upcoming album "In Cars We Rust", out May 25 2009 on Mobilee Records.

Directed by Noel Paul and Stefan Moore from That Go. The Seattle based production team won the Grand Jury Prize at the South by Southwest Festival 2009 for this video. Released on Big Dada.

Video directed by Johan Holm at Fictionform. Director of photography was Johannes Helje and producer Tim Mardell. Track out in 2009 on King Kong.

The whole video was shot on high-speed RED one, overexposed and then channel inverted. Video directed by Daniel Bjugård & David Giese. Skweee track taken from the Dirty Bomb album out in 2009 on Flogsta Danshall.

Video produced by Cullen Gilbreath directed by Eli Stonberg and is a play with with lots of fun light filters and Monome boxes. The song is out on Friends of Friends Music.

Track taken from their forthcoming album Just Do The Dada. Hysterical fight club video directed Daniel Wirtberg & Jonas Rudström at Daemon Film. Vocals by Anthony Mills.

Brilliant piece by Danish director Martin De Thurah. Vocals by Karin Dreijer Andersson (Honey is Cool, The Knife and Fever Ray). Track released in 2005 on Wall Of Sound.

Tender electronica track from Raz Ohara and The Odd Orchestra, here in an Apparat remix. Track out on Get Physical. Directed by Antje Taiga Jandrig from Berlin.

Video by Danish visual artist Stefan Mylleager and audio by Lars Pellarin. The track is taken from Pellarin's a album Gundsø released in 2008 on Statler & Waldorf.

Moderat are Modeselektor and Apparat working closely together with Pfadfinderei - a Berlin based design bureau who also produced this video. The clip is taken from the DIN AV release out on the experimental Scape Music label.

Featuring Princess Watermelon. Video directed by Carolina Melis at Nexus. The piece is part of a collection of children’s songs curated by Belle and Sebastian, to raise funds for the children’s charity "Save the Children".

This video is part of the Rüts video collection (2008) and represents the final release of a collaboration between Ampoule records from Glasgow and Meakusma from Brussels. The video was produced by Visual Kitchen - the audiovisual arts factory and collective also based in Brussels.

Both Sunday and Dima lives in Berlin where they're busy showcasing their talents both in production and performance. This track was released in 2008 on the Bar25 label and was directed by Marie Alice Brandner-Wolfszahn. Knives by Rabi Georges.

3-1 is an pistolpop outfit and part of a collective of artists based in Amsterdam. The band has built up great reputation for their wild and crazy live shows. Video by 310k and home label is Basserk.

The Berlin based, warm sounding tech-house duo Booka Shade are Walter Merziger and Arno Kammermeier. The video was shot by Cam Archer in 2008 and released on their Get Physical imprint.

Prepare for some UK Breakcore fun with London based Ladyscraper. Psychedelic video animations by Lung at Perish Factory. Home labels are Wrong Music and Cock Rock Disco.

Directed by Bernhard Pucher with production design by Tim Wildgoose from London based production company, Iron Box Films. Dark tech-house track by Maetrik, out in 2006 on Copenhagen's Tic Tac Toe Records.

Animated video by one of the animators we love, Carolina Melis, from Nexus Productions. Carolina was born in Sardinia but later moved to London, UK.

Straight from the suburbs of Lisbon with a video shot in Angola and featuring DJ Znobia, M.I.A., Saborosa and Puto Prata. Track taken from their Black Diamond album out on Enchufada. Kuduro is a type of music and dance born in Angola but later exported to Lisbon, Portugal.

Old school electro disco video directed by award winning director Sean Michael Turrell based in Totonto, Canada. Released in 2006 on Last Gang Records.

Contemporary audiovisual collaboration between Jan Jelinek & Visiomat inc. with graphics of Berlin streets and suburban house models. Originally released on the album La Nouvelle Pauvreté out on Scape Music.

Direction/Animation/Characterdesign by Kristofer Ström from ljudbilden.com. Once again, Kristofer lets loose his amazingly strange little creatures into an urban world. Look a little closer next time you're waiting by the bus stop and you might just spot one of them! Minimal techno from Swedish Minilogue released in 2008 on Sven Väth's impressive Cocoon Recordings.

Isambard Khroustaliov is the solo alias of Sam Britton from the electronic group Icarus. He has recorded and released music for a number of independent electronic music labels like Output Recordings, Domino and The Leaf Label. The director Candas Sisman is from Turkey and experiments with synthesization of elements from animation, graphic design, illustration, photography and music.

Video produced and directed by the very competent UK based Jeremy Swayways. Minimal techno track released in 2007 on Lan Muzic, Exercise One’s Berlin imprint.

Wonderful 80's arcade inspired video created by No Input - a UK based visual collective specializing in live events. The track from the excellent bloke, Martin wheeler, was released in 2008 on Soma Recordings.

This video is nominated in The International Festival of Cinema and Technology (2009) in Los Angeles. Created by the highly talented Hazel Baird from Your Mother Ate My Dog. Track out on Dust Science Recordings.

Video for Slam's hit single Azure released in 2007 on Soma Recordings. The dancers are from Ballet West in Scotland.

The duo's debut release on Soma Recordings (2008) is a dark crunching technotic freakout, full of twisted vocals, perverted bleeps and severe beats.

Drawings and direction by illustrator and band member Parra. Track released in 2008 on Magnetron Music.

New brilliant video fro CLP directed once again by Immo König and Kiosk Royal. Girls & clothing provided by Superhorstjansen. Track taken from the Supercontinental album out on Shitkatapult.

Video directed by Rozan & Schmeltz and track released in 2007 on Last Gang Records.

Sci-fi Anime video from Toronto's remix overlords - MSTRKRFT. The video was directed in 2006 by Canadian animator Michael White and track taken from the album "The Looks" out on Last Gang Records.

Video collage from an insane house party, shot and edited by Aaron A. Out in 2008 on Last Gang Records.

Short movie using seven loops from dream machines and William S. Burroughs. Clips selected at random by software, no human edits. From the Radio Scarecrow album, released on Soma Quality Recordings.

Video work produced and directed by Eugene Trubetskoy from Barbecue Productions. Vocals by Katia Ryba and track taken from the SCSI-9 album "Easy As Down" released in 2008 on Kompakt.

This video is a play with the manipulation of views and perspectives of our perceived reality. Despite how it may appear, the video was shot in a single take with no significant computer-generated effects added, just some minor post-production cleanup. The video was directed by Roel Wouters.

Video directed by Olivier Gondry (yes, Michel's younger brother) from Partizan. The track is taken from the album Sexor out in 2006 on Last Gang Records/Turbo.

Onesize - the Dutch based creative studio that produced the video had the idea of visualizing a decaying world. After finishing the production though, they decided to reverse the whole thing!

A cutout animation with vector graphics and photos made by Christian Mona and Leif Henning from Oslo based Acoustic Kung Fu Films! (AKFF!). Jaga Jazzist is a group of 10 musicians from Norway playing music without boundaries. Jaga Jazzist releases on Ninja Tune & Smalltown Supersound.

CLP featuring Rayzaflo on vocals from Mississippi/USA . The video was made by very talented motion graphics artist Liviu Malaescu from KTX in Romania. The track is taken from their album called "Supercontinental" released in 2008 on Berlin based label Shitkatapult.

Accompanied by Rumpistol's dubstep escapades, Danish directors Pernille Krog Mogensen and Samesame Visuals illustrate everyday sounds and rythms in a most simple unproduced and compelling way. Our daily little routines form rythmic patterns un-noticed by the untrained mind. Track out in 2008 on Rump Recordings.

This video is for their single Facemelter out on Gung-Ho! Recordings in 2009. The band recently finished remixes for Beyonce and Groove Armada and are currently getting a lot of attention over in the UK. The video was directed by 13 Videos.

The video, directed by Eran Creevy from Between The Eyes won "Best Dance Video" in the 2008 UK Music Video Awards. The track is a remix by Australia's Van She and released on Data Records.

Turkish director and animator Ahmet Said Kaplan made this slightly abstract yet very conformable video. The track first appeared on the Minimize To Maximize compilation out on the Minus imprint in 2005.

A collaboration between Istanbul-based Ali Demirel and Richie Hawtin. The track is taken from the DE9: Transitions album released in 2005 on M_nus. Ali's idea was to use Tarkovsky’s Stalker movie and deconstruct it in a visual way as Richie would deconstruct the music to recreate the DE9 thing.

Innovative in it's complex simplicity - this is a puppet video manifesting a special kind of sequencer playing the tunes like a player piano. The video was created by Lung at Parish Factory in London. The track is taken from Bomb The Bass's album Future Chaos released in 2008 on !K7.

It's evident that Japan remains a diverse and rich breeding ground for new talents that push visual innovation. Creative agency Power Graphixx delivers an amazing pixelshow accompanied by Omodaka's crazy electronic pop sounds. Directed by Yoshiyuki Komatsu with typography byFujimoto "ANI" Quentaro. Produced in 2008 for Far East Recording.

Claudia Marquardt aka P.toile with a release on Channels Records a minimal-house label set up by 3 Channels in Szczecin, Poland. Esteemed Italian VJ Mr. Kama is the director and the whole thing was created in the fall of 2008.

Another brilliant video production from Sevra & Stas at Monokompatibel. This time for Michel Cleis - Swiss minimal techno producer. Track released in 2008 on My Best Friend (MBF) - the sublabel of Cologne imprint Traum Schallplatten.

This track is taken from the "No Ground Under" album released in 2007 on Ninja Tune. Director Thibaut Duverneix from the French Department agency describes the project: "Putting images on the music of this Montreal artist was a big challenge. Bass, a mechanical construction, and a lot more bass. The creative process was the same as Ghislain's during the musical composition : a perpetual multiplication of element to build a unique world."

Karim Ghahwagi is a filmmaker who has also done film work for other artists such as Anders Trentemøller, Kasper Bjørke and regularly does screenings and video installations eg. at the Roskilde Festival - the largest music festival in northern Europe. Efterklang is the magnificent Danish electronica ensemble who regularly releases on The Leaf Label, this one from the album Tripper released in 2004.

Direction/Animation/Characterdesign by Kristofer Ström from ljudbilden.com. Once again, Kristofer lets loose his amazingly strange little creatures into an urban world. Look a little closer next time you're waiting by the bus stop and you might just spot one of them! Minimal techno from Swedish Minilogue released in 2008 on Sven Väth's impressive Cocoon Recordings.

Director Ali Demirel joins forces with Istanbul-based motion designer Cem Gül for this incredible Plastikman video. Ali who once studied architecture and nuclear engineering started making videos in 1993, focusing on minimal images and structural compositions. He has since worked for several video projects with Richie Hawtin. Track released in 2003 on Novamute and Minus.

Filmed in and around Hoxton, London and at the "Phone In Sick" club at Electricity Showrooms. Filming and photography by James Cumpsty, post-production and animation by Han Hoogerbrugge. Guitar by Guthrie Govan and vocals by Laura Kidd. Electro track from a London-based collective of eclectic electronic musicians and released in 2008 on Mofohifi.

Music video for minimal techno act Ambivalent aka Kevin McHugh, directed by Ali Demirel and produced by Richie Hawtin at Minus. The video was shot at Dogstar in Istanbul and Tribehaus in Neuss, Germany. The director would like to give special thanks to Lukas Moodysson and Gaspar Noe for inspiration. Released in 2007 on the Minus imprint.

This video is a cutout animation with vector graphics and photos made by Christian Mona and Leif Henning from Oslo based Acoustic Kung Fu Films! (AKFF!). Jaga Jazzist is a group of 10 musicians from Norway playing music without boundaries. Releases on Ninja Tune & Smalltown Supersound.

This is a music video exploring new approaches to media presentations by mixing alternative music and motion graphics. The video is a simulation of a Kyotei (Japanese boat racing) game in old school wireframe format. Motion and graphics by Yoshiyuki Komatsu & Junya Saito from Power Graphixx in Tokyo.

Video collage and motion graphics by Johannes Nyholm, Andreas Nilsson & Bo Melin. This is the original track but the song is perhaps best known for the José Gonzalez cover version. Released in 2004 on Rabid Records.

This is the second release from the Cologne duo Pierce & Jerl. Both are active in the techno and electronic scene and have been producing for many years. Now they have joined forced to produce two records for My Best Friend (MBF) - the sublabel of Traum Schallplatten. Minimalistic video created by Sevra & Stas from Monokompatibel.

Nortec Collective emerged from the burgeoning Tijuana electronic scene, performing a style of music that they invented called Nortec - a fusion of Norteño ("from the North") and Techno. Video was directed by Checo Brown and released in 2008 on Nacional Records.

A nu rave ghetto remake of The Pop Group’s classic track in a remix by Crookers. All direction, drawings and animations were done by omni-artist Angie Reed. Track released in 2007 on Exploited.

Video directed by Jeremy Wulff aka Swayways who started out as a VJ with residencies in London and Brighton. Jonas Bering returns with another release on Cologne based imprint Kompakt, this time perhaps a little bit more vocal and melodic that what we’re used to.

A word from the production team at Notice Bureau: "Taking the track title as a starting point, we looked to the Postmodernist movement in music and art for inspiration. One of the important aspects of the movement was nonsense, and its defining moment in art was Marcel Duchamp’s exhibition of a urinal. And so we came up with this video - which is utter nonsense." Released in 2007 on Chocolate Industries.

The video editor and filmmaker Danny Baarz from Berlin created this intense Keirin (track cycling) movie and it is none other than Japanese artist Norio Takasugi who appears as special guest, main actor and cycling athlete. Danny Baarz combines his passion for fixed gear bikes, Japanese Keirin bike races and incredible speed. The track released in 2008 on Boysnoize Records.

Metamorphosis was programmed entirely in Processing - the open source programming language and environment built for the electronic arts and visual design communities. Glenn has developed his 'zeno' organic animation system - a procedural, self-generating 'ecosystem' of mathematical motion and natural forms.

Jahcoozi is Robert Koch, Sasha Perera, Oren Gerlitz who hooked up in Berlin and formed this mutated ghetto-electro urban outfit. The Collagen track is taken from Jahcoozi’s second album “Blitz & Ass” which was released in late 2007 on Asound. Berlin based Bruno from Metropunks created the video.

Slajh is a techno project by Steve Lawler and Jimmy Hill and this track was released in 2008 on My Best Friend – the sublabel of Traum Schallplatten. Minimalistic video created by Sevra & Stas from Monokompatibel.

This video is actually divided into into two tracks; the first two minutes are Die Verwandlung and the last two minutes is Die Blechtrommel. The video was directed by Kama who tells us that the idea of the rabbit riding a bike in a surrealistic landscape came from the title “Die Verwandlung” which means metamorphosis.

Old school skate & breakdance video with an excellent hip-hop flavoured electro soundtrack directed by Tim K. The LA duo Classixx with Michael David & Tyler Blake releases their debut EP on In Stereo. And yes, the vocal sample is Roxanne Shante.

I day in the life of Bobmo & Surkin aka High Powered Boys captured by by Jean-Baptiste de Laubier aka Para One and edited by J. Lacheray. This ghetto-house duo is attached to french electro imprint Institubes.

A video from the mysterious art entity called 13 Videos who describe themselves as “the primary artist in residence of current”. This electro tech-house track was released in 2008 on the London based Gung-Ho! Recordings is in part a get well card to the world and self.

Motion graphics video by Andreas Nilsson - official artistic concept and visuals director for the 2006 The Knife European and North American tour. Track released in 2006 on Rabid Records.

The Young Punx join forces with the insane world of Han Hoogerbrugge, long time fans of this renowned Dutch digital artist, and they collaborated to great effect on all the visuals for The Young Punx “Your Music Is Killing Me” album. Mash-up ghetto-tech track released in 2007 on MofoHifi.

Filmmaker Adam Aiken and illustrator Eleanor Meredith have produced this new work to accompany the music of British electro-funk legends Transparent Sound. Set in the depths of an imaginary forest, the video to Variations of an Attitude tells a tale of love and war, where bats and squirrels battle for supremacy, and fate brings together two youngsters from opposing sides. Minimal techno track released on Exceptional in 2005.

The video tells the story of a performing drag queen, played by Rickard Engfors, and his reluctant audience. Director Johan Renck manages to capture an extreme tension, and the influence music has on us all. Shot in a dingy suburb of Stockholm late 2003. Released on Rabid Records.

Audio synchronized dynamic video by Andreas Pihlström for this minimal techno track released on Richie Hawtin and John Acquaviva’s Plus 8 imprint.

Video directed by Johan Renck and production by Magdalena Larsson / R.A.F. Released as a single in 2007 but also appears on Robyn’s self-titled album released on her own imprint - Konichiwa Records.

Electronic punk-pop song from Revl9n signed to french electro imprint Because Music. The video was released in 2006 with direction by Johan Renck / R.A.F.

Directed by Kama – you might recognize him from his other stop motion video work with P.toile. Electricalz is a minimal techno trio from Milan and their home label is Thisorder Records.

The official pajama party video for the first single off Para One’s debut album Epihanie released on French electro imprint Institubes. Directed by Romain 'Out One' Bailly & Jean-René Etienne.

Epic clicks & cuts electronica track by the mighty Mexican artist Murcof. Made in 2004 by Tijuana's famous film director Aaron Soto and featuring performance artist Azzul Monraz and Aldo Guerra. Released on The Leaf Label.

Music video directed by Hvass&Hannibal and UFEX who was responsible for the visual identity of the Parades album released in 2007 on The Leaf Label. Animations by Jens Christian Høgni Larsen & Nan Na Hvass. Efterklang is a pop electronica orchestra from Denmark.

Video animations and motion graphics directed by Mario Buholzer and produced by Chemicalbox. The video has appeared on different showcases and festivals such as the Sololothurn Film Festival 2007 and in a Swiss Films promotion DVD 2007. Techno track released in 2006 on NB Records.

A video by German artist and designer Lars Nagler, accompanied by the apocalyptic & cinematic track called "Layer 001". The track is taken from the album Layering Buddha released on Robert’s label Imbalance Computer Music. Showcased at the 2008 edition of the Synch Music and Media Festival.

Jazzy electronica pop track featured on this Swedish band's self-titled debut album released on Peacefrog Records in 2007.

Video directed by Johan Holm at Fictionform in 2008 ­the director behind Håkan Lidbo's "Der Letzter Mann". Subtle motion design surrounding pouring in and out of Cornelia accompanied by a beautiful electronica pop track released on Camp Mozart. Music by Cornelia Dahlgren and Markus Enochson.

Archive footage video by the pseudonym G.A.D. who wishes to stay anonymous here. Techy electro-house track by Olle Cornéer aka Dibaba and released in 2006 on the Cologne based Plong! imprint.

Dubby track released in 2005 on T.Raumschmiere’s Shitkatapult label. The video was made by Jason McFarlane aka Softcitizen who is also the man behind Justice’s “Never Be Alone” video.

Mr. Kama & P.toile are back with another cute little minimal techno stop motion video, with a quite complex story. According to Kama it’s about "communication problems, love not corresponding, ancient ways to communicate and about time passing too fast". Track released in 2008 on Mothership Music.

Video by Oli Sorenson aka VJ Anyone who started out his career at Tiga’s club Sona in Montreal. His videos appeals to the senses first. Abstract colour fields and beat driven light patterns are his trademarks and very present in this illumination by breakbeat ambassador Meat Katie. Released in 2006 on Adrift Records.

Animation artist Carolina Melis, originally from Sardinia, directed this music video. Her work is greatly influensed by her background in choreography and often explores ideas of delicacy, life-cycles and organic development. The animations fit perfectly with French artists Colleen aka. Cécilel Shott’s beautiful ambient electronica. Released on The Leaf Label in 2005.

"We made an animated film that comprises a close-up of a biker's visor as he cruises through an abstraction of the streets of London's East End at ultra high speed," explains Digital Club. "It's kind of a futuristic high gloss ode to London and our favourite time of day: the night."

The whole project was commissioned by Creative Review which was the perfect opportunity to merge together a few ideas they had, without any client interfering. Digital Club is Marc Kremers and Thomas Eberwein.

Music video by Tobias Stretch. Illuminant can be found on Efterklangs second album entitled Parades releases in October 2007 on The Leaf Label. With a stop-motion technique Stretch visualizes a semi-imaginary world with strange creatures in beautiful countryside settings which works great with the soundscapes of this Danish electronica outfit.

Hysterical Japanese robot/monster production by Ace Norton. The video was filmed over two days in Boston with American performance company Kaiju Big Battel. Some of the Kaiju (Japanese for 'strange beast') characters in the video are The Grudyin, Unibouzo, Vegetius, Giii the Space Pirate and Steam-Powered Tentacle Boulder. Fans of Beastie Boys’ "Intergalactic" should apply. Released in late 2007 on Wichita Recordings.

Shot in 17 hours at Glendale Studios, California. Shot by the brilliant music-video director Ace Norton. What begins like your common Ibiza bikini sleaze video soon evolves into a gut-wrenching show. Fans of Aphex Twin’s "Windowlicker" and Prodigy’s "Baby's got a Temper" videos should check this out. Electro house track released in 2007 on Wichita Recordings.

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Video for Soul Mekaniks remix of Robbie Williams single Rudebox. The production featured at the 2007 Optronica festival in London in the "video in demand" programme. Directed by Viktor Blanke. Track released on Chrysalis.

Video animation created in After Effects using SineDots and manually synched to the audio. The video featured in the 2005 Optronica Festival. The music is originally from the Swedish artist Forss and the track City Ports released on Sonar Kollektiv in 2003.

Beautiful analogue electronica techno track by Daniel Savio, Aksel Friberg & Tor Löwkrantz aka. Hundarna Från Söder. Video made by Daniel Bjurgård and the Australian director Derek Picken. Featured on this Swedish trio's debut album and single released in 2003 on the Flora & Fauna imprint.

Breathtaking puppet theater video featuring the little girl, the big bird and the skeleton. Directed by acclaimed Swedish music video maker Johannes Nyholm. The track is featured on this Swedish band's self-titled debut album released on Peacefrog Records in 2007.Puppet Masters: Yukimi Nagano, Håkan Wirenstrand, Fredrik Källgren Wallin, Erik Bodin, Elias Araya, Aime Hellrand, Henrik Malmgren, Andreas Korsár and Kurt Lightner.

Dub Pistols hands on the old Blondie hit this time with Terry Hall from The Specials on vocals. Video directed by audio-visual artist Mox who is perhaps best know for his work with Ninja Tune and Coldcut. Track released in 2007 on Sunday Best Recordings.

Laidback summer oozing track with trippy animations from the guys at PAM. Released in 2006 on Rob da Bank's Sunday Best Recordings.

A playful visualization of sounds through basic geometry and motion. It's a brilliant display of how simple forms and shapes work together around complex soundscapes in perfect symbiosis. Video was directed by Niels Fyrst in 2006. The rather complex clicks 'n' cuts track is previously unreleased.

Malcolm Goldie, the music and sound specialist of the PAM trio, records separately under the name of Daisy Daisy. The original composition was used in 'My Sky Is Erotic' from the Diesel Dreams campaign, but was later reworked and extended into a psychedelic-tinged electro pop single.

PAM's promo video builds on the hypnotic ping pong beat and explodes into a mind blowing mix of modernist architecture, alpine sceneries, 70's soft porn and domestic pets. Directed by PAM and released on Sunday Best in April 2006.

A dubby downbeat track taken from The Architect album released in 2004 on Cari's Truesoul imprint. Musicvideo by Sesse Lind and The International Style.

A beautifully pure attempt to express music through imagery articulating the sounds rather than the conceptual content of the piece. The production consists of 8-bit Japanese electro drum and bass with visual direction by Hiroshi Kisu. The dancer's name is Masako Yasumoto. Omodaka, is a project incorporating Far East Recording and different artists and design teams like Power Graphixx, Teppei Maki, Hiroshi Kizu and others, developed through a 'trial and error process of mutational fusion of music and motion graphics'.

A video from UK director Marcus Adams and released in 2007.

Graphic video directed by Marco Cibola at Nove Studio in Toronto, Canada. Track released on the Chrysanthemum EP on Environ Records in 2007.

This stop motion extravaganza was created by talented artist Sif Westerberg and Lucy Love at the Funen Art Academy in Denmark. It is made from a bunch of plasticine modelling-clay, cardboard, over 5500 frames and a lot of hard work and determination. Released on Pilot Music in 2008

Tape Swamp is a track taken from the album "Mere Rum", released on Rump Recordings in 2005. The surrealistic video footage was created by artist Alexander Muchenberger aka Swiss Banana.

Music video directed by Timothy Jaeger. The track is taken from the recent album 'Whistleblower', released in late 2007. The video was made entirely using Cinema4d, After Effects, and Photoshop. It conveys a dark, surreal psychological landscape where birds morph into jet planes and traditional Scandinavian villages are leveled to the ground.

Debut video from Edward Mattis from the Partizan network. Single released on Cocoon Recordings.

Directed by Happy and released in 2003 on Maximise Profit.

Music video for the first single taken from Motors's new album 'Unhuman'. Directed by New York video director Woody Batts. Exhibited in 2007 at the Berlin international film festival.

Stop motion animation video with Minilogue, the duo who also performs and produces as Son Kite.

Director: Kristofer Ström

Label: Crosstown Rebels

Year: 2006

Directed by Niels Gråbøl and Ulrik Crone. In memory of Laika (dead 1957), the first living creature in space. Released on Poker Flat Recordings in 2007.

Featuring legendary reverend Målle Lindberg. Made in 2007 by director Johan Söderberg for Adrian Recordings/HYBRIS/House of Tellé

Made by renowned UK promo/commercials/video director Dougal Wilson in a release from 2003.

Trailer for the much-anticipated Animals movie out on February the 15th on Cocoon Recordings.

Video directed by Markus Johnson and production by Anders Eklund from Kamisol. The urban video footage was shot in Stockholm, Sweden. Track released in 2007 on Pope Records.

Directed by Jimmy Olsson with photo by Frida Wendel. Ambient pop track taken from the album Songs From the Silent Years and released in 2007on synth label Subspace Communications.

A DV production by directors Jenny and Linda Callenholt and Elin Lindgren. Released in 2002 on !K7.

Video by Jesper Dahlbäck & Sesse Lind. Released on Output Records in 2005

A hip-hop influenced breaks & tech video featuring the outstanding vocalist Tunde Olaniran! The video was directed and made by postproduction godfather Immo Koenig in the end of 2007.

Controversial cover of Public Enemy's 'Louder Than A Bomb'. A typically Tiga electro house take with plenty of wobbly synths and some devastating bass. Directed by Thomas Sontag and Mike Durcak. Assistant Director Kristian Manchester. Produced by 1976 / Sid Lee.

An infectious Daft Punk influenced house track. Karol Zakrzewski, lead 3D animator at the Warsaw post production studio Lunapark, labored on this video between regular paying gigs, completing the animation, rigging, rendering, modeling of the male character, compositing and editing over four months. There was no motion capture, it's all hand animated based on some small mpgs from the internet to have choreography reference. Character concept drawings and modeling of the female character were handled by Lunapark's Jarek Kwasniak. Track released on Seek Records in 2007.

Animated video by Michael Page on Processed Films. A cute little melodic techno-pop track released in 2008 on James Holden’s Border Community imprint.

Produced by Visual Kitchen, an audiovisual arts factory & collective with plenty of Vj:ing backgrounds. The photography in the video (with some Max/Jitter animations added) is based on a picture they shot while hanging around at the Bochum Video Festival in 2004. The building you see is the University building at Bochum, where the festival was taking place. Track taken from the Smizm EP released in 2004 on Dub Recordings.

Video created by by Vincent Oliver and Udi Radomski, a videotrack for Nathan Fake's emotional techno-pop single 'You Are Here’ released on Border Community in 2007. The video sees Nathan and Vincent go off on an animated bird-watching expedition.

Track based on an ancient folk song that villagers used to perform for the local Shinto deities - combines synthesized vocals with a Stevie Wonder-ish bassline and 80s video game chiptune sounds, and the wonderfully quirky and surreal video animated by Teppei Maki for Far East Recording. Selected by The Designers Republic and exhibited at the Dotmov Festival in 2007.

The track for the video is taken from Minilogue's double album Animals released in April 2008 on Cocoon Recordings.

Las Palmas (Las Palmas Films Ltd.) directed this music video laced with strobes, black pouring liquids and subliminal messages. Animation & design by Lauri Warsta. Performing in this video is Aku Raski from Huoratron. Track released on the New Judas imprint in 2008.

Video work from Giraffentoast. Made in 2004 and released on !K7.

Made in 2007 by director Mattias Johansson for Adrian Recordings/HYBRIS.

Berlin minimal techno. Stop motion animation directed by italian video artist KAMA. Released on Channel Records in 2007.

Classic video animation from 1999 condtructed by Antoine Bardou-Jacquet, Herve de Crecy & Ludovic Houplain.

Directed by Joachim Smetschka featuring vocalist Enik and released on !K7 in 2004.

A video based on artwork from the "Last Resort" album made in 2007 and released on Poker Flat Recordings.

Directed by Copenhagen based Anders Malmberg and featured on the Album "Welcome", released on Danish imprint Rump Recordings in 2005.

This is Basutbudet´s first video made by the videoartist Ruben Sznajderman aka DJ Turkdisco in 2007 with help of Mapei, Mackan, Miss Malin and last but not least Bobby Bass played by Terngu Toyer. Basutbudet is Markus Price new project where the inspiration is dirty clubs and crazy homeparty´s.

Baile Bass from Portugal. Released on Modular Recordings in 2007.

Ghettotech production from director posse Teklestreet made in 2007.

As the title implies, this video was made entirely with the Century Gothic font. An electronic sound track builds to reveal a special message as each sound in the music is tightly synced to a graphic element in the video. Directed by Mike Winkelmann in 2005 and screened at various festivals including Optronica & Winsconsin Film Festival.

Video made in 2005 by German artist Alexej Paryla. The entire video was created from scratch which means that no recording was involved; it's strictly animation - based on set of conceptional rules.

Animated video made in 2005 by director Johan Holm / Fictionform.

A semi-generative live painting video drawn by Joshue Ott with superDraw, a program which explores the idea of storing animation within a single line. The artist has complete control of all aspects of the line and it's visual representation. Taken from the album Scattered Practices released in 2006.

Directed & animated by Maximilian Graenitz. Released on Compost Records in 2004. Remix by Detroit techno producer Carl Craig.