All posts tagged: video

Gengahr ‘Tired Eyes’ Video

North London band Gengahr called on fans to submit wacky random footage for their latest video 'Tired Eyes'. We're assuming that they are also celebrating the spirit of Halloween considering that everyone is showing off their best costume. Never the less, the video is quite fun and cheeky with person singing and dancing along to the song. 'Tired Eyes' is taken from Gengahr's debut LP 'A Dream Outside', out now on Transgressive Records.

Florence + The Machine ‘Delilah’ Video

Florence + The Machine's video 'Delilah' is an intense interaction of dancing throughout a motel or possibly an apartment building in downtown Los Angeles. Ripe with religious tones planted in the video, Florence Welch appears to be possessed by spirits amidst what could be considered a small cult of dancers. Directed by Vincent Haycock, the song is taken from Florence + The Machine's latest LP 'How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful'.

Savages ‘The Answer’ Video

We have been patiently waiting for a second Savages' album and on January 22, 2016, it will finally arrive. Entitled 'Adore Life', their new video 'The Answer' shows the band rocking out in front of crowd of people in Portugal going absolutely bonkers. The no-frills video is directed by Giorgio Testi.

Floating Points ‘Nespole’ Video

You can never really go wrong with a video that exclusively features dancing. It's even more impressive when the video features a dancer performing moves to extremely minimal and sophisticated electronica. Here is the Sander Houtkruijer directed vid for Floating Points' 'Nespole'. It stars choreographer Kiani Del Valle as she performs a routine to the glitchy production. The track is taken from Floating Points' new album 'Elaenia'. Have a look.

Shopping ‘Straight Lines’ Video

If you've ever wanted to see naked bodies sprawled everywhere across a home, even sometimes representing objects such as tables and vases, then Shopping's video 'Straight Lines' should be right up your alley. Directed by Margarita Louca, random people of all shapes, sizes and creeds fill the screen, some which are quite bizarre, with one woman using a vacuum on her hair. The song is taken from Shopping's album 'Why Choose', which is out on FatCat Records.