It was only last Friday we introduced you to the new single from the amazing Karin Park and London duo Pandora Drive; Hurricane. Now check out the video below.
Directed and produced by Thomas Knights, the clip is an incredibly classy conversation with either one, two or three people present.
Karin Park & Pandora Drive’s Hurricane is out now.
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Huarache Lights is the surprise new single from the awesome Hot Chip. A pre-cursor to their forthcoming just announced album Why Make Sense? it’s a particularly Hot Chip slice of ecclectic Indie-Electro.
Andy Knowles directs the video, A one-take visual piece and dance of lights.
Hot Chip’s Why Make Sense? is released 18th May.
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A couple of days ago we made some noise about the MiGHty mOUse and Ben Macklin reMixes of Satin Jackets and Esser’s forthcoming new single, Shine On You. Now check out the new video for the track. Visuals!
The clip is directed by Chris Ullens with funky animation over vintage video. Nice.
Satin Jackets’ Shine On You is out now.
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The utterly amazing Vanbot is back. Our favourite Scandinavian has a new album forthcoming. Her long awaited sophomore record is due out later this year, but ahead of that check out the awesome Trooper, the new single, a massive, emotional, ElectroPop tune.
Directed by Rikkard Häggbom, the song’s video is a monochrome and moody classy treatment that feels comfortably nostalgic.
Vanbot’s Trooper is out now.
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I’m A Ruin is the fourth track to be released from Marina And The Diamonds’ forthcoming FROOT album. It’s an epic and brooding Pop belter.
Markus Lundqvist directs the cinematic clip, with shades of Madonna’s Frozen video, which is simply laid out but stunningly shot.
Marina And The Diamonds FROOT album is released in full 6th April.
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Sweedish SynthPop outfit DNLK’s new single, Wolfhour, is an absolutely huge slice of heavy, emotional, pulsating electronics that is utterly impossible to ignore. Dramatic, expansive and compelling, the track has now got itself a video.
Directed & produced by Eric Ivar Persson, the clip is as epic as you’d expect; utilising windswept, romantic Scandinavian geography to it;s fullest effect.
DNKL’s Wolfhour is out now
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Here’s the video for Giorgio Moroder and Kylie Minogue’s Right Here, Right Now. This first track we’ve heard from Moroder’s comeback album that has given us hope for a return to form.
Daniel Börjesson directs the high energy clip; which is glossy and slick and everything you’d expect. Kylie being effortlessly glamorous and Giorgio, um, on the decks.
Giorgio Moroder’s Right Here, Right Now is out now.
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Our good friend Mr. Mark Reeder, electronic music legend and Techno pioneer, recently completed work on the documentary file B-Movie: Lust & Sound in West-Berlin (1979-1989) alongside director Jörg A.Hoppe. The film paints a portrait of underground Berlin through the 80s from Punk to Post-Punk to Electro to the Berlin Techno scene Mark founded.
Check out the trailer below. The film makes it’s premiere at the Berlinale, the Berlin International Film Festival, next month.
B-Movie: Lust & Sound in West-Berlin (1979-1989) première’s 8th February starting a series of dates, find them here.
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Australian Disco scene lynchpin Cassian’s Running (featuring vocals from Cleopold) was released late last year with it;s uplifting HousePop brilliance. The tune has now got itself a slick-as-hell video. Watch below.
Directed by Lukasz Pytlik, the clip sees a retro futuristic Astronaut land on a strange planet who’s atmosphere conjures a mix between memory and hallucination. It look’s amazing!
Cassian’s Running is out now.
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Here’s the first new track from London SynthPoppers Monarchy’s long awaited new album, Abnocto. It’s called Dancing In The Corner and sees a the duo take on a more aggressive, rhythmic, sound.
The video was directed by Ch. Martínez and has got all the dancing going on, but few corners.
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