Here’s the first video from LA based Minimal Synth duo Violet Tremors’ ace album of last year, ‘Time is The Traitor’.
Alex Smith directed the clip which features the girls coming on like a female Cabaret Voltaire, an angry cloud and some dogs. Even if we’re not sure what’s going on it looks really slick and really captures Violet Tremors perfectly.
‘Time Is The Traitor’ is out now.
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Here’s the video for Miike Snow forthcoming new single ‘The Wave’.
‘The Wave’ is taken from the Swedish trio’s excellent new album, ‘Happy To You’. The clip is nice and weird and actually one of the better video’s we’ve seen in a while.
Miike Snow’s new album, ‘Happy To You’, is out this week.
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The Supermen Lovers ‘Let Me Show You’ EP drops later this month with an insane reMix package featuring A.N.D.Y. and Jupiter amongst others for some full on synthetic Nu-Disco awesomeness.
Here’s the video for the lead track, directed by Cebri. Are people still doing the jumping around thing then?
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The latest video from iamamiwhoami, ‘Good Worker’, carries on from where ‘Drops’ left off.
‘Good Worker’ is a piercing, cold, involving slice of ElectroPop. Who remembers when everyone thought iamamiwhoami was Christina Aguilera? Hilarious!
The ‘Good Worker’, ‘Drops’ and ‘Server’ singles are 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:
One of Pet Shop Boys’ finest moments (and that’s saying something), 1986’s ‘Suburbia’.
1982’s biggest anthem in the form of Ultravox’s ‘Hymn’. Epic!
It’s 1982, Hip Hop is about to get as cool as it ever will with Whodini’s ‘ Magic’s Wand’.
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Two videos here for Appaloosa’s new single ‘Sinister’, the single was released late last year but it’s nice to get some visuals.
And like busses you wait forever and the two come along a once. One directed by Mickaël Valli and Anne-Laure Keib from Appaloosa, the other by Alexandra Vogt.
‘Sinister is out now.
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Philosophy Of Sound’s forthcoming single ‘’Freedom, What For?’ in video form!
The video rests on a really simple, but really effective ‘guy spinning a bulb around’ motif that’s actually pretty genius.
‘Freedom, What For?’ is released 16th March on Discotexas.
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Marina And The Diamonds’ next single from her forthcoming ‘Electra heart’ album is ‘Primadonna’.
this time she’s rocking a big Electro sound, as far as attempts at a big Marina dance track it’s a million times better than the Stargate produced mis-step ‘Radioactive’, I still can’t shake the feeling that Marina is being forced in with bland dance producers by her record label. Which is a shame, given room to do her own thing, as with her first record, the results are amazing.
‘Primadonna’ is out soon.
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Here’s the latest track and video showcased from Chromatics forthcoming new album ‘Kill For Love’.
‘Back From The Grave’ was, again, directed by Alberto Rossini and despite the title and content, is a lot Poppier and catchier than it sounds.
‘Back From The Grave’ is taken from Chromatics’ forthcoming second Italians Do It Better album, ‘Kill For Love’.
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The deep Disco of Escort’s ‘Why Oh Why’ finally gets itself a video clip.
The single’s been out a while now and the clip portrays the live version of Escort, a seventeen peice Disco orchestra.
Escort’s self-titled début is out now digitally and 31st January on CD and Vinyl.
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