By Jenna Dreisenstock Vimeo; a filmmaker’s best friend, and a genuinely accessible platform for professionals as well as independent works. Perhaps one of the best aspects of Vimeo is the ability to find videos never before seen, and that leads us on a wonderland journey into the world of animated
Alternative / animation / Computer Magic / Electronic / ÉTOIMOI / experimental / Film / Frank Lead / Gravistyk / Independent / JOHANNA AMELIE / Knightstown / Leon Lour / list / LUC / Max Cooper / MIKE SHINODA / music videos / Night Cadet / Paul White / Rone / Shungudzo / Talos / Tamara Qaddoumi / Wasuremono
By Jenna Dreisenstock Narratives engulfed in spectral animation; hauntingly beautiful in visualisation, painfully loved – executed in stunning awe. To end off October, we’ve curated a list of 15 music videos from 2018 that make one’s skin crawl; whether it be disturbing or strange imagery, the portrayal of heart-wrench narratives
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By Jenna Dreisenstock There are many ways to portray narratives; whether they be through novels, auditory journeys, television and film. Music videos are such incredibly powerful tools – a visual journey in perpetual motion with sound, the images conjured within as we listen to each track and are suddenly able
ambient / Ängie / art / Atili / CHVRCHES / Clams Casino / Curated / Echos / Electronic / Eric Chenaux / experimental / Film / GUNSHIP / HEALTH / Joji / Jon Hopkins / Kilo Kish / list / Max Cooper / music videos / Panda Dub / PERTURBATOR / Petite Noir / Pop / Selling / Small Million / Synthwave / Techno / Trevor Something
By Jenna Dreisenstock Not only has September brought us some incredibly dynamic, immersive album releases that have kept us engulfed in glimmering spheres of sound – soundscape embraces in eclectic and compelling auras that live within us; but this month has brought us some aboslutely beautiful music videos to accompany
Always Never / animation / Aphex Twin / Bishop Briggs / Breathe. / CloZee / D33J / Deb Never / Django Django / Electronic / Film / Geotic / Gorillaz / HEALTH / IAMDDB / Jon Hopkins / list / music videos / Robyn / Rone / Röyksopp / Shlohmo / SOCCER MOMMY / The Mouse Outfit / Trevor Powers
By Jenna Dreisenstock Back in June, we curated a list of absolutely mesmerising animated music videos that are must-sees for every music lover: focusing on breaking the disconnect between the beautiful, innovative art form that animation VS the misconceptions much of society hold regarding ‘cartoons’ as children’s mindless entertainment. Animation
Animal Collective / animation / art / Bjork / Boston 168 / Chelou / Fakear / GUM / Hermit and the Recluse / list / Melody's Echo Chamber / music videos / Night Club / Rone
By Jenna Dreisenstock A collaboration in film, music and conceptual thinking; music videos are a perfect example as to how the arts weave in with one another. Music videos give us a better understanding of the artists and the personalities they portray within their stylistic visions and auditory explorations. The
ANOHNI / Blood Orange / Daniel Avery / Film / IGLOOGHOST / Leon Vynehall / list / Mante Ribane / Mk.gee / music videos / Okzharp / Pale Waves / Ross From Friends / Serpentwithfeet
Written by Jenna Dreisenstock With the first half of 2018 coming to a close, our auditory journey has been graced by groundbreaking, boundary-pushing hits that have kept fans across the globe captivated by genre-defying sounds and breakthrough releases. Not only have we experienced a surge in fascinating and enthralling sounds,
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Written by Jenna Dreisenstock The medium of animation has always been, and is still misconstrued as an art form that is solely directed toward children – a tame, inoffensive and juvenile medium which was built as a learning foundation – or even seen as a distraction for youth since the
