It's a typographical maelstrom in this new Kanye West video featuring Rihanna and Kid Cudi. The multiple fonts and flashing lights and strobing memories are clearly inspired by the opening credits to the Gaspar Noe flick, Enter The Void, thus re-opening the already contentious issue of borrowed inspirations in music video. Just keep in mind that more people have seen the work of Gaspar Noe since this video was released than have ever even heard of the director. Just don't rent any of them for date night. Trust me. --> watch "All Of The Lights"
Is this Felix Cartal the scariest music video since Aphex Twin "Come To Daddy," or the sexiest bit of safe-for-work elder porn to hit the mainstream? I like to think it's both. --> watch "World Class Driver"
Felix Cartal "World Class Driver" (Dim Mak)Josh Forbes, director | More Media, production co | Laure Scott, rep
All the sports become one in the utopian world of Cut Copy. Hockey players grab tennis rackets, swimmers shoot hoops and everything mixes and co-exists, until the sporting gear gets replaced by actual weaponry and everyone leaps into battle. Think of this Keith Schofield video as the strangest Nike commercial ever. --> watch "Need You Now"
Director Tim Nackashi creates an pretty amazing interactive 360 degree panoramic environment where you can click and drag all around to follow a sci-fi story. Keep an eye out for Craig Wedren, who you hopefully remember from the classic band Shudder To Think. --> watch/explore "Are We" (There is a flattened-out version too, but go for the panoramic one)
