The ever wonderful Natasha Khan (Bat for Lashes) returns with her third album ‘The Haunted Man’, and heralding her return is director Charlie Targett-Adams, who’s beautifully constructed this explorational short focusing on Natasha’s time off between albums, her retreat to the seaside and the construction of her new work. Charlie’s done a great job of [...]
It’s an album trailer for the new Pepe Deluxe album Queen Of The Wave – released today (January 30th) – produced by British animation company Rumpus for the Finnish madcap big beat outfit, and directed by the band’s very own James Spectrum (aka Jari Salo). It features spellbinding fantasy/sci-fi B-movie footage from the global movie [...]
To help build anticipation for the forthcoming second album from Glasvegas (Euphoric Heartbreak, out on April 4th), Jamie Roberts has directed an excellent and exciting album trailer. A series of eclectic, dramatic, fast moving and slo-mo imagery make up the four-minute montage backed by music from the album. Jamie’s also directing the promo for first [...]
Ewan Jones Morris & Casey Raymond’s latest for Fujiya & Miyagi’s Yo Yo – from the new album Ventriloquizzing – features Luke Roberts as the dextrous king of the spool and string. He’s not the only talented performer in the video (the cast includes a ventriloquist, appropriately) but the only one who happens to be [...]
Brighton electronic terrorists Fujiya & Miyagi get set to release their fourth album early next year and as a teaser have enlisted Bert & Bertie to direct this cute and sinister trailer to whet your appetite… Fujiya & Miyagi Ventriloquizzing (Full Time Hobby) Director: Bert & Bertie DP: Matthew Fox Editor: Matt Brady Producer: Maria [...]
Nominated in the Best Music Ad category at the UK Music Video Awards 2010 for their Calvin Harris Human Synthesizer and Kasabian Football Hero clips, Steve Milbourne and Phil Clandillon have delivered another gem in this highly creative commercial for Mark Ronson & The Business International’s Record Collection album. Moving away clichéd album advertising, the [...]
A few months after the tragic death of Sparklehorse’s Mark Linkous, his collaboration with Brian Burton aka Danger Mouse, with a title that never appeared to be more apt, is finally seeing the light of day, despite it threatening to fall into ‘lost album’ status with a near-perverse ‘no-music’ release a year or so back. [...]
