Story Of The Running Wolf are an La based, glammed up, ElectroPop duo who are just releasing their début EP. The euphoric Stratospheric.
Check the video, produced by Pogoda Live Visuals, for some colourful, psychedelic visuals to go with the sweeping electronic dreamscape.
Story Of The Running Wolf’s self-titled EP is out now.
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Maxxi Soundsystem & Thomas Gandey’s new single, I Don’t Care, a deep, groovy, 90s House track with a warehouse vibe, has now got itself a video.
Sam Hurlock and Joe Beverley direct this simple study in personality, which seems to work nicely with the track.
Maxxi Soundsystem & Thomas Gandey’s I Don’t Care is out now.
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Here’s the video for Toro Y Moi current single So Many Details. An exercise in Chillwave and Nu-Funk from his new album Anything In Return.
The clip is directed by HARRYS, and sees Chaz living the music video high life, but seeming to be uninterested in it all.
So Many Details and Anything In Return are out now.
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On Christmas Day is La SynthPop outfit Father Tiger’s contribution to the X-Mas cheer. It’s a wonderfully upbeat slice of electronic melancholy, which all the best X-mas tunes are.
There’s a nice video too which, for a free single, looks a hell of a lot better than some videos from major artists.
You can download Father Tiger’s On Christmas Day for free here.
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Here’s the video for Canadian Indie-Electro crew Dragonette’s raucous X-Mas single, Merry Xmas (Says Your Text Message).
It’s a bit cheeky using a lyric video (which no-one really likes) as an official video, a bit cheap too, but it is nicely animated. Just a bit disappointing that Dragonette couldn’t make the effort, and the label didn’t have the faith in them to spend the money, to make a proper videos. It is fun, for what it’s worth, we just hate lyric videos.
Dragonette’s Merry Xmas (Says Your Text Message) is out now.
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Here, finally, is the video for The Presets’ new single, and one of the highlights of their Pacifica album, Promises.
Directed by Special Problems, the video is once again a collage of clips and animation and bright colours, but a bit more coherent that Youth In Trouble.
The Presets’ Promises is out now on Modular Recordings.
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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:
‘Cos we’re approaching X-Mas, let’s get some TOTP on! Here’s Humanoid’s Stakker Humanoid from 1988, still one of the toughest riffs ever produced.
After a brief chart interlude, here’s Thompson Twins’s 1984 hit Lay Your Hands On Me.
One of the greatest tunes ever written, it’s House Arrest by Krush, from 1987.
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Yesterday, Outrun-Electro master Kavinsky dropped his first new single in ages, and the first from his forthcoming new album, ProtoVision.
Here’s the video, which sees Kavinsky himself as the Dead Cruiser, rocking through the streets of 80s LA. It;s car chases with class.
Kavinsky’s ProtoVision is out now, the album, Outrun, follows early 2013 on Record Makers.
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Released tomorrow is The Good Natured new Indie-Rave epic, to coincide with the track dropping, the video has just premièred.
It’s an exuberant affair, fitting for the track, with a decedent edge. It’s like the evil twin of a John Lewis X-Mas advert.
The Good Natured’s 5-HT is released tomorrow with reMixes from Kat Krazy, Ghostwerk remix and Sarah’s cover of Fine Young Cannibals’ She Drives Me Crazy.
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Brooklyn vintage synth wizard Chrome Canyon has just débuted his new video, for a particularly Cosmic track called Pulze. A synth prog-fest that is pure epic.
The video, directed by Jennifer Juniper Stratford, is just as retro-trippy as the track, essential viewing (and listening)
The track is taken from his Elemental Themes album, out now.
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