This is a bit old but sooooooooo classic ….editing madness, a point of reference …a landmark! These were the days !! It has won the MCM Atlas [French national TV] Award for Best Video Editing (1998) Its the third part of the Natural Rhythms Trilogy, Stuart Warren-Hill’s first experiment in video sampling, the first piece being Frog Jam and the second being Natural Rhythm.!!
A dreamy and very vintage fan made video full of jetset glamour by Franck Deron for Washed Out and their amazing song Before! Just brilliant
Galleries One nine eight eight from US ( in their new show “I Know You Art, But What Am I?” are having Pee-wee Herman Tribute! How cool is that ?? Here are some Pee-Wee sneak peeks that you are going to see if you decide to visit! More info about this show here
Lovely collages and artworks to discover over at Hisham Akira Bharoocha’s on-line portfolio! Go get inspired here
Devendra Banhart – Shabop Shalom by voxmood
Since I made a post about a song feat Devendra Banhart I must another one just for him! This one is my favourite song by him! However despite my efforts, I cant locate a proper video for this one! Although this live version of the song exists but somehow it doesn’t feel the same…! Enjoy 
Adanowsky feat. the one and only Devendra Banhart! Directed by SKINNY! Apparently over forty people channeled their erotic energy to help give birth to Adanowsky’s new alter-ego, in this video El Amador: “The Lover.”In order to give authenticity to the Love-In, the cast and crew were put into a sexual trance thanks to a white magic breathing exercise the directors learned from Electricity Aquarian, a surviving member of Los Angeles spiritual cult The Source Family!
Get your 3d goggles out and enjoy this very summery 3d video by Manolo Mendieta!! The song you hear is by The whitest boy alive – Don’t Give Up!
A video that tells you all you need to do to make your brand go viral. Created by TheViralCollection to promote themselves
New interactive video by the awesome OK Go!! You need to have chrome to enjoy this fully ( yet another chrome experiment) ! Check it out here A big thanks to Scott for sending this one over
