Directed by Tom Haines
Just heard about these guys five minutes ago courtesy of Jules. Cool video. I love slow motion and grit, and fat birds.
Showing posts with label music video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label music video. Show all posts
Sunday, June 28, 2009
Saturday, June 27, 2009
Michael Jackson | Thriller [MUSIC VIDEO]
Directed by John Landis
Seems appropriate to post this video up. Absolutely incredible.
Saturday, June 13, 2009
School of Seven Bells [VISUALS]
[click below to watch]
Directed by Tim Saccenti
This is a segment from Tim's visual collaboration with SVIIB. The whole piece is almost an hour long. I'd love to see it in it's entirety.
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
We Were Promised Jetpacks | Roll Up Your Sleeves [MUSIC VIDEO]
Directed by Blair Young
Nice gritty layer animation type of performance video. Nothing too original, but I like the blue and red "3-D glasses" type plug-in effect, and the harsh rotating triangles. Not a fan of the song though.
Black Dice | Kokomo [MUSIC VIDEO]
Directed by Black Dice
Amazing track, and absolutely mind blowing video. It's nothing but idyllic. It matches Black Dice's sound wonderfully.
Peter Gabriel | Sledgehammer [MUSIC VIDEO]
Directed by Stephen R. Johnson
This is a classic which has been voted best music video ever on numerous polls. It certainly was innovative and created a new form of music video.
Tuesday, June 9, 2009
Yeasayer | Wait For The Summer [We Are Free] [MUSIC VIDEO]
Directed by Mixtape Club
This is a different version than the one found on All Hour Cymbals, but it's still pretty good. The video is a nice after effects layer type animation. I especially like the masked singing performance and animation of the band.
Monday, June 8, 2009
No Age | Eraser [MUSIC VIDEO]
Directed by Andy Bruntel
Really like the colour and the distorted morphing effect in this one. Also, the build ups and anti climaxes before the song kicks in is a nice touch.
Sunday, June 7, 2009
Battles | Atlas [MUSIC VIDEO]
Directed by Tim Saccenti
Probably one of my favourite performance videos. Simple, effective, idyllic and beautifully shot. Just the way they should be.
Grizzly Bear | Knife [MUSIC VIDEO]
Directed by Isaiah Saxon and Sean Hellfritsch (Encyclopedia Pictura)
This is definitely one of my favourite videos. It's visually stunning and incredible use of location. Encyclopedia Pictura really have some of the most creative art direction I've ever seen.
Fever Ray | If I Had A Heart [MUSIC VIDEO]
Directed by Andreas Nilsson
I hadn't listened to her much before, but this track is fantastic! The video suits it so well. I just love slow paced, dark, equivocal videos. As long as it suits the music that is.
Matt and Kim | Lessons Learned [MUSIC VIDEO]
Directed by Taylor Cohen and Otto Arsenault.
Not too crazy about the song, but the video is a brave one. They must have been freezing.
Grizzly Bear | Two Weeks [MUSIC VIDEO]
Directed by Patrick Daughters
A very nice, simple video, yet still very original. Patrick Daughters seems to be able to create such minimal concepts and make something visually stunning out of them. I wonder what his treatment for this video was like. He probably didn't even have to make one. He was probably like, "Here's we'll just after effects the shit out of your eyes and face so you look like children."
Chemical Brothers | Let Forever Be [MUSIC VIDEO]
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Directed by Michel Gondry.
Why not start things off with the music video that made me want to direct videos. We've all seen it before, but I thought I would post anyway. As a kid I'd watch this video and be dumbfounded at how Michel Gondry even thought of the concept.
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