HTRK have released a mesmerising music video, directed by Nathan Corbin and Tony Lowe, for the title track of their fourth studio album ‘Venus In Leo’.
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Music Video: DJ これからの緊急災害 – K-Hole with Fergie
Inaugurating his cryptic new DJ これからの緊急災害 moniker with a much awaited debut tape for Barcelona’s Planetaria Soundsystem, Julian treats us to a drastic change of pace and style, which you can get a glimpse of with today’s premiere of ‘K-Hole with Fergie’, a bonus cut coming with a vividly-coloured, fun-loving video.
Music Video: Private Agenda – Aura
Just a few days away from the release of their much anticipated debut full-length for Lo Recordings, ‘Île de Reve’, we’re proud to present the premiere of the music video for the equally elegant and catchy single ‘Aura’.
Music Video: Leo James – Desert Nightflower
Leo James returns with ‘Infinity’ – a blissed-out, multi-sensory glide of sorts for NYC’s Patience, an exciting young label focused on longer form works.
Music Video: Kamikaze Space Programme – Sparks
Crossing the boundaries of 3D rendered space, CCTV footage and buffering artefacts – Geso’s music video for Kamikaze Space Programme lead track ‘Sparks’ is well worth your attention.
Music Video: Kapitan – Berries
As one half of high-rated Tel-Aviv based outfit Red Axes, Dori Sadovnik has been exploring the floor-focused side of electronics in all its diversity and inclusion,
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Music Video: Cosmo Vitelli – Kuldip
A longstanding figure of the French underground, Cosmo Vitelli pays tribute to the 1970’s BBC series “Gangsters” in his music video for ‘Kuldip’ directed by Marco Dos Santos.
Music Video: Objekt – Dazzle Anew
Following the release of Objekt’s second album ‘Cocoon Crush’ in November, which we ranked #4 in our Best Albums Of 2018, today TJ Hertz shares a music video for ‘Dazzle Anew’ directed by Joji Koyama.
Music Video: Flying Lotus – Fire Is Coming feat. David Lynch
Taken from his forthcoming album ‘Flamagra’, Flying Lotus’ music video “Fire is Coming” casts the viewer into a dystopian nightmare as a group of ‘lost boys’ dressed in animal furs, fight and scramble around an apartment.
Apron TV with Kyle Hall and Max Graef aka Ratgrave
Dean Blunt collaborator Lord Tusk gets up close and hazy with Max Greaf, who talks up his recent album and collaboration with Julius Conrad as Ratgrave – Graef also presents the music video for ‘El Schnorro’. Kyle Hall steps up next to discuss selfies, laptop DJ’s, MySpace and Star Wars.
Music Video: Eliott Litrowski – Schmock Machine
Enter a world of digital madness and learn to dissolve your real-world fleshly carcass in Camille Doussy’s hyper-deep pool of pixelated FX layers, faux-organic laces and screwed-up 3D rendering. Next level mind-bender.
Watch Legowelt and Animistic Beliefs produce, record and design Audiosport 8 cassette
Dutch electronic synth wizard Legowelt and his compatriots Animistic Beliefs joined forces early in 2019 under the video graphic supervision of visual production pros “Blitzkickers”, to organically construct a cassette EP through an exploratory process of trial and error.
Music Video: Daniel Avery – Under The Tallest Arch
London-based photographer and filmmaker Tom Andrew returns to present his third music video for Daniel Avery, further exploring found moments of dance from archive footage of clubs.
Music Video: Yves Tumor – Noid
The video depicts Sean Bowie being arrested and assaulted by police officers on the streets of downtown Los Angeles, raising the widespread issue of police brutality in the USA.
Best Music Videos of 2018
To mark our final end of year list, we have searched high and low for the very best music videos of 2018.
Music Video: Landon Speers – Wild Rose – “II”
Such magic is undoubtedly at work in today’s visual premiere. The footage set to ‘II’, a cut from Landon Speers’ exploratory ambient record ‘Wild Rose’, is not as much a music video as it is a kind of visual poem, its wordless meaning made audible in the achingly soft tones of Speers’ poignant composition.