Null + Void brings forth the official video for 'Take It Easy' featuring The Big Pink, which is taken from his current LP 'Cryosleep'. Filmed in Los Angeles, obscure shots of various buildings and the sunny landscape is presented in almost a surreal manner, as the camera follows a stripper throughout the city. According to director Aluapa Waymore, the video is "set in a futuristic city where stolen memories of love are sold online like pornography. A faceless character in a high tower watches over the vast city. In a dark room, a lonely soul tries to find human connection through a purchased memory of a beautiful girl." Check it out.
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Los Angeles trio L.A. Witch released their self-titled LP back in September. A wonderland of …
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Dreamy, mountainous landscapes, fire blazes and horse riding - in terms of a high level video, Icelandic artist Högni has definitely delivered and then some. Co-directing the video for his track 'Komdu með' himself along with Máni Sigfússon, the artist uses the surroundings of his native country to stunningly coincide with the impact and surreal elements of the song itself. 'Komdu með' is taken from Högni's latest album 'Two Trains', which is out now.
With their debut album 'Pasar De Las Luces' set to land February 23rd via Innovative Leisure Records, Tijuana-based duo Mint Field have unveiled the video for their latest single 'Ojos En El Carro'. Directed by Alejandra Villalba García and César Ortiz, the hauntingly artistic video, shot in black and white, reflects the idea of death and spirits as women in some clips almost represent ghostly beings, whilst almost performing a ritualistic celebration in other scenes. Check it out.
It is quite exciting news that Dark Horses have made their return with another single. …
California-raised, now Berlin-based Luis Vasquez, known by his moniker The Soft Moon, has shared the video for his track 'It Kills'. The Kelsey Henderson-directed vid contains split-screen clips of Vasquez along with chaotic footage of cars smashed, barbed-wire fences, roses set on fire and more.
