Dance & Electronic

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.