Chri$tian Gate$ and Dutch Melrose go all out for their new video TOXIC. A questionable burglary goes wrong in this supernatural thriller. There’s more than what meets the eye on this epic directed by LANDBOUND. Professional cinematography culminates in a Hollywood worthy feature. The songs equally masterful. See for yourself.
Life screams electric in the video for South Bombay, the new single from Tara Lily. If you’ve fantasized about an eastern spiritual dance infused getaway, then then ones for you. Beyond the artistic angle of this chronicled fantastic fast lane lifestyle, South Bombay is a catchy indie electro gem destined for club greatness. Everything about it is mesmerizing, and altogether it does well to amplify the star essence of Tara Lily. Fall for her.
Music and images. Few do it better than Robert Ascroft. The legendary artist has found an optimal muse in the abstract essence of Ora Cogan. We’ve featured both creators separately, so to see them here together is exciting. Their new immersive single Dorian Grey is pure bliss. The video is a gorgeous puppet portrait that imagines Dorian as an ageless hauntingly real marionette. Ascoft does well to evoke feeling and emotion though a dramatic lense. Beautifully directed, it’s another masterpiece worth its weight in gold. Check it out.
Monotronic makes catchy ass indie rock throwbacks that recall the infectious touch familiar to the Killers or Phoenix. Their new single Everything Moves fits the bill. In tandem with other recent works it comes tailor made with a fabulous stylistic music video. There’s a sort of burned out James Bond theme to this mini movie that never stops being entertaining. It’s another video triumph from this under the radar indie rock gem.
Everything Moves is just one of two recent videos from Monotronic worthy of film festival accolades. Their recent Buy Yourself a Dream is equally intriguing. The inspired visions graduate daydream fantasies from wonder to reality. It’s appropriately whacky and ironic. Be careful what you wish for, it might spin you silly.
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