Dance & Electronic

Directed by acclaimed director Geoffroy De Crecy (brother of Etiennne) and is basically just a cardboard DIY stop motion video. Taken from the “The Rex The Dog Show” album out on Hundehaus Records.

Track lifted from the album Pieces in a Modern Style which was a compilation of classical re-workings. Here in a Ferry Corsten remix, in a time (1999) when this type of club trance really wasn’t that cheesy. Video directed by the most talented Luke Losey.

Video by Thomas Traum from The Digital Club. Music borrowed from the track ‘Sweet Love For Planet Earth’ by Fuck Buttons.

This is the full length version of the video for the single released in May 2009 on DC Recordings. The whole thing was directed by Cassiano Prado with help from the design circus La Boca. Prado is a freelance director and motion designer from São Paulo and has worked a lot with titles and promos for MTV.

Track taken from his debut album Reflections, released in April 2009 on Diynamic. Video production by Anselm Woesler and Laurenzius Mack.

About a school assignment to reinterpret the fairytale Little Red Ridning Hood. Inspired by Röyksopp’s Remind Me video by Machine Molle. Animation by Tomas Nilsson

This is an alternate video version of their worldwide chart-busting single, released on Soma Records, which is now regarded a house classic. It gained them full international recognition in 2001 and catapulted them in to dance music’s A-list and into the conscious of the mainstream. It’s a crappy VHS master copy but we thought it would be important to somehow preserve it.

This video was made by Dutch director Roborant and is meant to illustrate the pain and relief and how we try to soothe ourselves in trying environments. The location was a creepy old abandoned hotel and the actress in the clip is Jenny Hsia. Track taken from the Thoughts In Widescreen album out in 2009.

Cult illustrator Will Sweeney teamed up with Steve Scott at Not To Scale to put together this very French electro sounding track, produced by Justice. The directors suggest that the clip could perhaps be interpreted as a lost soundtrack to a bizarre, forgotten film. The video was completed wholly in Flash and After Effects. Track taken from the album Manual For Successful Rioting.

Music video by filmmaker Dugan O’Neal out of Los Angeles for San Francisco based music producer Bassnectar aka Lorin Ashton. The whole thing was filmed in in Oakland, USA. Track released on Om Records.

Another brilliant production directed by Martin De Thurah who’s also behind Röyksopp’s What Else Is There video. Fever Ray is a solo project from Karin Dreijer, one half of The Knife. Album out on Rabid Records.

The music video for "Join Us" by Katie Stelmanis, distributed by Blocks Recording. An AUX Outbreak selection.

The music video for "Dragonfly" by Android Lust, distributed by Projekt Records. An AUX Outbreak selection.

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.

Imagine you could watch a program that taps into and amplifies our hard-wired pleasure and fascination in the link between sound and vision, that offers a feast of flowing, sinuous and shimmering vision and inspiring music. With Liquid Music you can. Liquid Music is best viewed in a darkened room . Just go with the flow, let the sound and vision wash over you. Surrender to the timeless flow. Music by Guido Negraszus. www.liquidmusictv.com; www.negraszus.com