Recently, Canada’s finest ElectroPop export, Parallels released a new EP following their fantastic XII album. Things Fall Apart has now been given a super slick video treatment.
Artem Galperine directed the clip, which is lit and edited just like you;d imagine a Parallels video to be. Hazy, dreamlike yet exciting. Looking amazing.
Parallels’ Things Fall Apart is out now.
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Here’s the video for Australian ElectroPop heroes The Presets’ forthcoming new single, Fall, taken from their, frankly, amazing third studio album, Pacifica.
The video lives up to the track’s title, featuring some extreme falling.
The Presets’ Fall is out soon on Modular Recordings.
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Dresden is SynthPop legends Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark’s second single from their impressive current album English Electric.
Check out the trippy visual laden video for the track that utilises a nice mix of live action and animation.
OMD’s Dresden is released 17th May, pre-order here.
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Want eight minutes of funkin’; New Your Disco with a Poppy Indie-Electro edge? Well you’ve come to the right place then, here’s the amazing Holy Ghost!’s new single, Dumb Disco Ideas.
Directed by Ben Fries, the video a is a lightbox fuelled, Disco time-lapse of the NYC skyline and flashing modular synths. It;s minimal, allowing you to sit back and soak up the song itself.
Holy Ghost!’s Dumb Disco Ideas is out now on DFA.
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Yesterday we dropped Maya Jane Coles and Karin Park’s awesome new single, Everything, on you. Today we have the video!
Thomas Knights directs the video, the second awesome taxidermy themed video this month, has a really nice (or not so nice) ending.
Maya Jane Coles’ Everything is out now.
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Goin’ Old School isn’t a trip down music memory lane, it’s a mugging in the dark alleyway of nostalgia:
Kicking off with Den Harrow’s Italo classic, from 1985, Future Brain.
More Italo from rom the same year, it’s Italy’s Max Him’s single Japanese Girl.
Finally, German SynthPoppers Modern Talking’s début single You’re My Heart, You’re My Soul form 1984.
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Here’s the video for Australian/Swedish duo Say Lou Lou current single, Julian. The single’s out now an it’s a luscious slice of DreamPop you all should be investigating.
The clip is directed by Philippe Tempelman and is just as dreamy and hazy as the song itself., sweeping in and out of focus.
Say Lou Lou’s Julian is out now.
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Here’s the video for French Minimal SynthPoppers Tristesse Contemporaine’s new single, the hypnotic and moving Waiting. A track loaded with 80s synth experimentalism and Indie-Electro cool.
The video is directed by Jørgen Leth, and taken from his film 66 Scenes From America in a scene titled Andy Warhol, Burger.
Tristesse Contemporaine’s Waiting is released 13th May on Record Makers.
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Here’s the video fro the new single from ElectroPop heroes Fenech-Soler. It’s called Magnetic and it’s an rousing festival anthem, full of epic vocals and fist-pumping synth riffs.
Check out the mini-movie clip, directed by Luke Bellis. Involving a road-trip chase from a ceroplastic bunny.
Fenech-Soler’s Magnetic is
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Here’s an unexpected slice of awesomeness. Goldroom and Mereki’s Only You Can Show Me, which has been on heavy rotation round these parts since March, has only gone and got itself a video.
Directed by Jake Gibson, the clip has a really optimistic, feel good vibe with lots of grooving fro Mereki and a cast of smiling faces. Unfortunately there’s no Josh bopping around in it, but you can’t have everything.
Goldroom’s Only You Can Show Me is out now.
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