The Chemical Brothers create a robot rave for their new video, “Free Yourself.” Their infectious song is married to I Robot style motion capture animation for a riotous effect.
Beacon is the R&B-inflected dreampop project who create electronically driven mood pieces. They’ve just released their album, Gravity Pairs and an ominous video for the song “On Ice”.
Aphex Twin, that denizen of all things electronic, drops a new single with a fractally splattered video full of mutated images, ASCII Text and a frenetic amphetamine score.
Florence and the Machine is known for their haunting, ethereal music, and their new song “Big God” is no exception. Dramatic and emotional, the song’s video features mesmerizing choreography.
Markus Guentner’s “Empire” takes listeners on an ambient journey through mankind’s relationship with the galaxies. The track Refraction combines mysterious drones with ethereal visuals.
Guitarist Kaki King is turning out to be one of the most innovative musicians of the last quarter century. See her new video for the song, “Bruises” which goes deeper than that.
The French duo Air has been pretty quiet this decade but keyboardist and singer JB Dunckel has a new dreamy single out for the song “Hold On” ahead of of his album, H+.
English composer Poppy NoGood is a composer who has the drive of Prequell and the moods of Dustin O’Halloran. She has a subtly surreal video out for her song, “Trains.”
Brian Eno has a new collaboration coming fronted by keyboardist Tom Rogerson called Finding Shore. They’ve just released the second video for “Idea of Order at Kyson Point.”
Björk once again pulls out all the stops in this New Age fantasy of a video for The Gateway, a fantasy of Universal love with state-of-the-art CGI. Put this up full screen for total immersion.
