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The Fitzcarraldo Sessions is a side project of Jack the Ripper’s members, that is: Aka De Kebnekaïze, Adrien Rodrigue, Alex Irissou, Dom Martin, Fabio Fenaux, Hervé Mazurel, Thierry Mazurel.

Alice & Lewis (Soon Will Come Too Soon), featuring Moriarty, is a single taken from their debut album We Hear Voices.

The music video has been directed by Duckeye (Jey Malaiperuman and Kate Freeland); produced by Caroline Ray at Rokkit.

Her Morning Elegance is a single off his debut album The Opposite Side of the Sea, first released in 2007 and the again in 2009 following the popularity of this promo.

The music video has been directed by Oren Lavie, Yuval Nathan and Merav Nathan at One Wing Fly.

Actress: Shir Shomron. Director of Photography: Eyal Landesman. Color: Todd Iorio at Resolution LA.

The 2096 individual photographs are shown in gallery exhibitions worldwide. Each still photograph will be printed once as a single edition print and sold through the official website.

A visceral short film, shot on the streets of Kinshasa, to accompany this great track by Baloji, former MC of Starflam, a Belgian rapper with Congolese roots. Karibu Ya Bintou is the first single off his upcoming album, entitled Kinshasa Succursale and set for release on February 2010.

The music video has been directed by Spike and Jones and produced by Annemie Decorte at Dr. Film.

A group session at the therapist turns into a surreal nightmare. The kind of nightmares you’re not necessarily going to wake up from.

Repeaterbeater is a single taken from Mew’s album whose title is so long it won’t even fit on the CD, as appears from the image below…

It’s the second of three videos for Mew produced at Bacon, Copenhagen, directed by Lasse Martinussen with Martin De Thurah and Adam Hashemi.

Sleep is a single by London based singer and songwriter Ethav.

The music video is the work of Domestic Infelicity, that is Sarolta Szabo and Tibor Banoczki.

Forgot the civilization. Forgot electricity. Forgot technology. Forgot dresses. Into the wild you’re not gonna need anything else than a willing spirit. And a good drum set.

This Must Be It is the third single from Royksopp’s third album, Junior; featuring vocals by Karin Dreijer Andersson, it has been released on November 2, 2009.

The music video has been directed by Filip Nilsson and Andreas Nilsson. Produced by Kalle Wettre at Folke Film and by Streetgang.

Grey hair. Wrinkles. Flab. Time could make a great difference. They said so. It doesn’t need no explanation.

Another music video for Fever Ray’s debut album, following If I Had a Heart, When I Grow Up and Triangle Walks. Directed by Johan Renck at RAF.

Not a great fan of generative arts (works generated through computer software algorithms or other autonomous processes), but this piece is an exception. The video, at least, whose structured abstractness manages to make sense of to the music too.

The Samurai Jazz Quintet (SJQ) is an experimental band from Japan. Members are: Yuta Uozumi, Tadashi Yonago, Isao NKGT, Shuhei Otani, Wataru Asada. And the sixth element being Gismo, an “Autonomous Music Software with Artificial Life”.

Pico is a track featured on their latest album, entitled Animacy and released in 2009 for Cubic Music.

The music video is the work of Takafumi Tsuchiya at Takcom™, made, if you’re curious, using mainly Cinema 4D.

Sorriso Maroto is a Brasilian band, from Rio de Janeiro. “E Agora Nós?“, featuring Ivete Sangalo is a song from their latest album, entitled Sinais.

The music video has been made by Visorama.

Take a ride in the tunnel of love and see what’s there. If you expect to find the place full of love, you’ll leave disappointed.

Two Weeks is a song by Brooklyn based indie rock band Grizzly Bear, and the first single (released on June 2009) from the band’s third studio album, Veckatimest.

This unofficial, fan made music video is the solitary work of Gabe Askew.

Have you ever wondered what happens to action movie heroes during the end credits? Well, you’re about to find out.

Let Love Rule is a song originally released by Lenny Kravitz in 1989, on his debut album, which has now been republished for its 20th anniversary.

The music video has been directed by Keith Schofield and produced by Steve Buchanan at El Nino.

Director of photography: Damian Acevedo. Editors: Keith Schofield and Alan Capriles.

Supposing that in the video there’s a creature who travels from mouth to mouth. How does he/she changes body when is inside? No, wait, I don’t want to know…

Kelpe is Kel Mckeown, an electronic musician from Loughborough, England.

Microscope Contents is the first single from his forthcoming third album for DC Recordings, entitled Cambio Weschel, which is released on October 12th 2009.

The music video was directed by Kel Mckeown and features the work of Ross Adams and Ernst Haeckel.

And the moral of the story is that the road to hell is paved with good intentions. Not necessarily of this story, that is…

Joshua James is an American folk singer currently based out of Provo, Utah. Weeds is a single taken from his latest album, entitled Build me this.

The music video has beed directed by Julian Costa. Director of photography: Cole Webley.

A nice video, that reminds me of the demoscene, more than of ordinary music videos. Music and video are the work of Arjan M. Video produced at House of Secrets.

Enchanted by a pixie, a child called Yorick enters a magical kingdom, but when Yorick returns he finds his world ravaged by time. The music video is set in a hand drawn pen and ink world inspired by Edward Gorey and animated in a cut-out style.

The song has been composed and produced by Ceri Frost. Film by Giles Timms, made at the Animation Workshop of UCLA’s Department of Theater.