New Young Pony Club are back with a brand new single. A droning and at the same time Tropical and catchy tune called Hard Knocks.
Laurie Lynch directs the clip with a narrative that fits the track like a gloves.
New Young Pony Club’s Hard Knocks is released 12th August.
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Here’s the video for Prana by Suffolk noisemakers The Soft. A woozy electronic dream made up of ecclectic synth work and watery vocals.
The clip, directed by by William Glass, is a kaleidoscopic colourful, lava lamp of a performance video. It even runs with the 90s CGI theme. Proper happy daze business.
The Soft’s Prana is out now, their début EP is released 24th September.
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One of Foxes’ first tunes, the bombastic ElectroPop of Youth, looks like it’s getting re-released, with a slick new production, as a single in a couple of months. Which we’re OK with, it’s an awesome tune that deserves to be bigger, and it might be with this slick video.
It’s a cool clip, which sees Foxes getting into Hipstervision mode that speaks to the youthfulness of the track.
Foxes’ Youth is released 6th October.
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Here’s the video for Bristolian noiseniks The Other Tribe’ forthcoming new single, My Girl. A bouncy Tropical, House, Indie-Electro crossover destined for summer greatness.
It’s a fun video, with a plot. And we do love videos with plots, especially plots with eerie time slowing powers.
The Other Tribe’s My Girl is out 8th September.
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After two years, here is the eleventh, and final, part of Marina And The Diamonds Electra Heart epic. Electra Heart is the characters swan song which kinda mashes up all the styles on the album. Whilst he hope we get old Marina back now, we have to applaud her for her vision.
The video, like the song, is a reflection on the last two years of Electra Heart’s journey.
Marina And The Diamonds’ Electra Heart album is out now.
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Here’s the video for Kavinsky’s current single, Odd Look, taken from the SynthWavemeister’s excellent début album, OutRun.
Directed by Marcus Herring, the clip continues the adventures of the Deadcruiser as he swoops to the brutal rescue of a diner waitress, dishing out some zombie justice.
Kavinsky’s Odd Look single is out now.
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Pacific was LA Dreamwave OG Goldroom’s contribution to Scion Audio/Visual, Sharkwaves Vol. 2 back in November last year. A Vangelis-esque beach oddessy that has now been captured in video form.
The video does what it says on the tin, there’s lots of the Pacific involved. Beautifully shot and edited, it’s the perfect, relaxing, accompaniment to the tune.
Sharkwaves Vol. 2 is out now.
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It’s another one of the awesome Glass Candy’s enigmatic videos. This one’s for the track Redheads Feel More Pain, their contribution to the Italians Do It Better compilation After Dark 2.
Once again the clip uses footage shot by Alberto Rossini, actually test shots for a photoshoot in Ibiza earlier this summer.
Redheads Feel More Pain is taken from After Dark 2, out now.
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Well, this is a pleasant surprise for the start of the week. Glaswegian ElectroPop heroes Chvrches second single, The Mother We Share, from way back in September 2012, and one of their best tunes to date, has suddenly got a music video.
We also think that this is our favourite video of their to date too.
Chvrches The Mother We Share is out now. Their début full length record, titled, The Bones Of What You Believe, is released 23rd September.
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Here’s the video for the forthcoming new tune from Brooklyn ElectroPoppers Au Revoir Simone. Somebody who is a hazy slice of summery electronic pop.
The clip was directed by HARRYS, and is a dreamlike as the tune itself.
Somebody Who is taken from Au Revoir Simone’s forthcoming record Move In Spectrums, out 23rd September.
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