In time for Halloween Uncle TNUC has unleashed his first slashed flick.
The clip is for the Gianni Rossi (A.K.A Steve Moore) version of his own (as in Steve Moore’s) ‘C Beams’, a little less cosmic, a little more funky and a video full of kids who should have known better!
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Pop Inc. have premiered the mini-movie video for their Modern SynthPop track ‘Boulevard Of Broken Dreams’ .
Experience the full horror of Hollywood!
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Today’s 1984 nostalgia could be none other. It’s Ray Parker, Jr. ‘Ghostbusters’.
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It’s Halloween tomorrow, so why don’t you desensitize yourself to the spooky stories by recalling the twisted tale of Milli Vanilli’s 1988 hit ‘Girl You Know It’s True’. Oh the press conference horror!
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The video for Chris Malinchak’s ‘No Secrets’, featuring Damon C. Scott, from his ‘Vilette’ EP is finally here.
The video is smooth, with a night time sheen. Pretty much the visual version of the track then!
The ‘Vilette’ EP is out now on French Express.
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Deep electronic grooves now, both in music and images with L-Vis 1990’s new video, the Para One and Teki Latex featuring ‘Feel The Void’.
Like an ‘80’s Electro video, the clip perfectly matches the Cybotron-esque vibe of the tune.
‘Feel The Void’ is out 28th November.
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Some pre-Italo, post-Disco sounds for you today in the form of B.W.H.’s ‘Stop’ from 1983.
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In Flagranti’s new video for ‘Restraint Bias’ is hypnotic in it’s mundanely.
It has to be said though, the visuals work so well with the funked out Disco.
‘Restraint Bias’ is out 31st October.
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Phil Collins’ ‘In The Air Tonight’ from 1981 to ease yourself into the weekend.
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Nottingham’s eclectic ElectroPop outfit Moscow Youth Cult’s track ‘Iris’ has got itself a beautiful animated video.
Directed by Jake Hutchinson, the clip is part dream part nightmare reminiscant of old East European cartoons.
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