Ratatat - Drugs.

The video for Ratatat’s new single Drugs is absolutely horrible, which is exactly what they wanted. Carl Burgessscoured the depths of the Getty Images archives and pieced together this string of painful moments set to music. The recycled mediocrity vibe is strong and there is a fair amount of uglification going down via some video post. I have to imagine someone involved in this project is a big Tim & Ericfan, and perhaps watched one too many Aphex Twin videos.

As seen on the great ISO50

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Baltimore Clap.

source: ozonweb

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ozon International Issue.

The OZON International Issue Promo Video.

Find out more here.

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TRI▲NGLE

TRIANGLE is a video work done for the book ‘Black Material’ which showcases Robert Knoke’s artwork.
Curator Jens Karlson asked me to make a short animation and get Robert Knoke’s black and white artwork as base for video. I chosed to create tense harmony between geometrical forms and organic movements. Combustion helped me to expand possibilites of Black material with his strong music and sound design.

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Flying Lotus.

MmmHmm.

Directed by Special Problems

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A-N-A-L-Y-Z-E

reblogged from jacobadrian

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Animal Collective - Lion in a Coma

Ori Toor of Tel-aviv is a recent graduate of the Shenkar School of Design where he majored in illustration and animation. This spontaneously created frame by frame flash animation flows to the beats of Animal Collective’ssong Lion in a Coma and itself has a spontaneous but cohesive flow that constantly grows, splits and changes with the music.

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Strata

The term Strata defines a geological formation made of multiple layers of rock. Each one of these layers has its own individual characteristics and history, which combined produce beautiful and unique formations…
The Strata project consist in a series of films, prints and installations investigating improbable relationships between contemporary digital aesthetics and icons of classical art and architecture. Like in geological processes, layers belonging to different ages interact with one another producing new intriguing formations.

See the video here.