Last week we brought you London ElectroPop duo Avec Sans’ long awaited (but worth it) new single, Shiver. This week we bring you the video! Next week we may bring you the tri-D hologram, who knows?
Frequent Avec Sans collaborator (and someone who gets Chvrches) Sing J. Lee directs the clip, so expect lines and shapes and stuff.
Avec Sans’ Shiver is out now.
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We last wrote about Lily Allen all the way back in 2009. didn’t think we’d be doing it again. But here we are in 2013 and Lily’s back. Not only musically, but back to taking the piss out of everything, from the cheeky AutoTuning to the less-than-subtle digs, Hard Out Here is Lily’s carefree Pop at it’s finest.
Christopher Sweeney directs the video, which does the satire job adequately. You couldn’t have done anything else with the song really.
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The title track from Hot Chip and The 2 Bears’ Joe Goddard’s current EP, Taking Over, is now doing it;s thing in video form. This soft and sweet ElectroPop tune is the perfect introduction to the EP’s four tracks of intelligent electronic music.
Directed by Mark James delivers a suitably hazy video, with just the right amount of weirdness we’re beginning to expect from anything to do with Goddard, in this case a singing kebab.
Joe Goddard’s Taking Over EP is out now.
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Here’s the new video for Aussie Dreamwavers Miami Horror’s current single Real Slow, featuring the vocals of Superhumanoids’ Sarah Chernoff. A hazy ElectroPop dream for what’s left of your summer.
The clip was directed by Victor Pakpour and is a beautifully shot, full of slo-mo retro goodness.
Miami Horror’s Real Slow is out now.
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London SynthPopper Bright Light Bright Light’s new single, An Open Heart, which we played you a few weeks ago, is due out at the end of this month. In advance of the release here’s the brand new video for the track.
Gavin Leisfield directs the clip, which sees Rod imagining how he’s going to furnish his swanky new flat, or maybe not.
Bright Light Bright Light’s In Your Care EP is released 24th November.
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Here’s the video for Greek ElectroPoppers Marsheaux’s Indie tinged Inhale. Taken from the album of the same name, Inhale is a break from Marsheaux’s traditional SynthPop sound, displaying something more like mid-era Ladytron.
Johan Andjerson directed the clip, making good use of limited budget and retro video effects to produce something pretty slick. Looks like an early 90s shoegaze band’s video.
Marsheaux’s Inhale is out now.
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We checked out London ElectroPopper frYars’ 60s-infused The Power early last month. Now the track is available for you to check out with your eyes too,
The lead track from frYars’ Radio PWR EP gets the video treatment courtesy of some grainy footage and a nice line in black & white.
frYars’ Radio PWR EP is released 21th October.
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Chvrches appear to be releasing videos in reverse order to singles. So here we are, a couple of months after their stunning first album The Bones Of What You Believe was released, with the video for their début song, from summer last year, Lies.
The clip was directed by Sing J. Lee. Like the Recover video it’s pretty Sci-Fi, and seems to have been put together by someone who actually got the song, a rarity these days.
Chvrches début full length record, The Bones Of What You Believe, is out now.
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Check out the stripped back SynthPop of CSS’s new single Into The Sun. Seems to be a pleasant return to something a bit electronic and a bit Poppy after all that Indie nonsense.
There’s all kinds of subterfuge going on in the video,. Seeds too”
Into The Sun is taken from CSS’ new album Planta, out now.
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Here we have the new video from Pixel Memory. It’s for Night Colors (ROYGBIV Mix), a reworking of one of their songs from last year. A pulsating ElectroPop, more robotic, version of the tune.
With video effects coming courtesy of Etcher/Engraver, the video let’s loose with a retro flavour and a projected, hypnotic, quality.
Pixel Memory’s début EP is out now.
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