Dance & Electronic

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

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.

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.

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.

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."

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

"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.

"The filmmaker, David OReilly, requested to keep this field blank. He also requested that we write he requested to keep this field blank, and requested that last confirmation of blankness too, and that one. Clearly none of this is working."

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.

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.