DN favourite Samantha Morton creates a simple, but striking portrait of The Kills for the band’s single The Last Goodbye.
Music promo director Emil Nava gives Delilah the simple but effective treatment for her track Love You So. Delilah – Love You So from Cult of Greg on Vimeo.
It’s tough being a serial killer. Isolated, you meticulously toil away in obscurity, your greatest achievements going unrecognised. If only there was someway to cheer yourself up, say with a party? You may have no friends, but you’re certainly not short on bodies… Craig Murray’s new promo for Scottish band The Twilight Sad’s Another Bed [...]
Alexandre Courtes dusts off the perpetual scroll effect from his White Stripes Seven Nation Army promo and gives it an interstellar (and slightly NSFW) revamp in his promo Justice’s On’n’On. Justice – On’n’On from genialus on Vimeo.
Ghosts, amputation and dancing faceless soldiers all feature in this surprisingly chirpy music video for Department of Eagles promo No One Does It Like You, co-directed by Patrick Daughters and Marcel Dzama for The Director’s Bureau.
Director Dave Budge shifts his focus from immortalising rock Gods Barbarion, to helping Art vs Science infiltrate an alien sect with their secret agent skills. Art vs Science – Higher (Official Video) from Dave Budge on Vimeo.
Run, the Superhumanoids are coming! Alien promo chase terror from Arms Race. Malta from superhumanoids on Vimeo.
In their promo for Kathryn Calder’s Who Are You?, directors Jesse Ewles and Cameron Tomsett bring together evolving shapes and pattern projections for a dance party. Kathryn Calder ~ Who Are You? from Jesse Ewles on Vimeo. If you’ve ever wondered how much difference production design and lighting can make to a project, here’s a [...]
Chris Milk and Anthony Francisco Schepperd have put together a beautifully animated, hunter nightmare promo for Danger Mouse and Daniele Lupp’s Two Against One track featuring Jack White and Norah Jones. Rome – Two Against One from Chris Milk on Vimeo.
New York City’s ‘loudest band’, A Place to Bury Strangers, return to the shoegazing scene with new single So Far Away accompanied by a music video directed by the band’s very own Oliver Ackermann and made entirely from Instagram photos. A Place to Bury Strangers “So Far Away” from Secretly Jag on Vimeo.