Here’s the video for French SynthWaver Pyramid’s awesome new single, Wolf, and epic slice of SynthWave brilliance.
The video was directed by Etienne Perrin and is an action packed romp loaded with Pyramid’s abstract logo.
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[Video] Ursa Minor (Little Bear)’s ‘Ha!’
Here’s the video for London based ElectroPop/House act Ursa Minor (Little Bear)’s 909 fuelled new single Ha!.
It’s a hunting, imposing, track with 90s House overtones, and the clip is suitably retro, laden with vintage video effects.
Ha! features on Ursa Minor (Little Bear)’s Shell EP, out now.
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[Video] Róisín Murphy’s ‘Simulation’
This is the pretty long awaited video for Róisín Murphy single Simulation, which was released in August last year.
It’s a nice looking clip to accompany the House infused track, a little lacking in Ms. Murphy herself though,
Róisín Murphy’s Simulation is out now.
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[Video] Goin’ Old School: Casco & Soft Cell
[Video] Depeche Mode’s ‘Heaven’
So the big news this week, as you’ll probably guess from our Twitter and Google+ feeds, is the new single from one of our all-time faves Depeche Mode’s forthcoming 13th (and probably last) studio album Delta Machine, Heaven.
Heaven is a pretty unsurprising. An epic ElectroPop track injected with Dave and Martins blues influences The B-side, however, All That’s Mine, is a fantastic, moody, synthetic opus that harks back to late-80s Mode. Check the video for Heaven, directed by Timothy Saccenti, who revels in Depeche Mode’s religious iconography.
Depeche Mode’s Heaven is released 5th March
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[Video] Ghost Capsules’ ‘Inside’
Ghost Capsules are a new ElectroPop quartet lead by Bomb The Bass main man Tim Simenon. Their début single, Inside, is an amazingly involving symphony of spikey synths, complex beats and razor sharp vocals.
Check the video, directed by Eni Brandner, setting the urban scene for Ghost Capsules music.
Ghost Capsules’ Inside is due out 29th March with an album to follow.
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[Video] Chrome Canyon’s ‘Generations’
Chrome Canyon, Brooklyn’s resident analog synth wizard, has just released a new video. this one is for his track Generations, which is taken from the amazing Chrome canyon album Elemental Themes.
Accompanying the cosmic electronics is a rich, moody, narrative courtesy of director Ace Norton and features ballet dancer Amanda Wells. It’s not the BladeRunner dystopia you might expect from the track, but lovely nonetheless.
The track is taken from his Elemental Themes album, out now.
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[Video] Goin’ Old School: Rational Youth & My Mine
Goin’ Old School isn’t a trip down music memory lane, it’s a mugging in the dark alleyway of nostalgia:
Canadian SynthPop legends Rational Youth third single from 1982, Saturdays In Silesia.
And Italo trio My Mine’s début single. Blurring the line between Italo and SynthPop is Hypnotic Tango from 1983.
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[Video] Vanbot’s ‘Hold This Moment’
Here is the brand new video from our girl Vanbot for her forthcoming single Hold This Moment. We’ve been waiting for new Vanbot material for a while now and Hold This Moment doesn’t disappoint. It’s big, chilly, ScandiPop with tons of heart. Beautiful, melodic, SynthPop.
The video is the slickest clip Vanbot had done to date. It’s very Scandinavian, full of stark monochromes and tundra, but has an amazing personality too. This has made out day.
Vanbot’s Hold This Moment is released in February.
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[Video] Dust’s ‘Past Future’
Dust are a pretty fantastic Nu-Italo/Avant Pop trio from Brooklyn who have just released their new 12”. A three track affair that leads with the amazingly haunting and infectious shrill Disco assault Past Future.
Check the video, directed by video manger Luke Wyatt, who’s slightly eerie retro visually capture the song perfectly.
Dust’s Part Future 12” is out now, as is the digital.
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