The Wombats return, dispensing with their chirpy-chap image of yore in favour of full (and rather unlikely) rock and roll shallowness: Japanese sex, loads of drugs, and fucked-up fame. It’s a tough job, etc… Much well-crafted fun from LA-based directing team The General Assembly – who brought us Grum’s wonderful Through The Night – in [...]

Nominated for the Mercury Music Prize 2010 yesterday for their Only Revolutions album, Biffy Clyro team up with Corin Hardy for fifth single and towering ballad God And Satan. The adventurous promo, beautifully lensed by Ed Wild, was shot just outside the village of Chiddingly in Sussex and sees the band getting into the spirit [...]

Biffy team up with the legendary Andy Morahan for the third time in succession for a powerful performance vid set with an added spark, and appropriate edge of impending horror. Set in a fantastic space deep within Battersea Power Station, Andy has singer Simon Neil desperately trying to keep his dark side at bay. Another [...]

For Mika’s second single from his The Boy Who Knew Too Much album, Nez gives the singer a massive stage – just about big enough to contain his personality and ambition – to live out his song and dance fantasies. A big choreographed number that fits the song with lots of clever split imagery to [...]

For the third single from their 2009 Top 10 album Only Revolutions, Ayrshire trio Biffy Clyro turned to friend Andy Morahan for the video. Epic in every sense, the promo can roughly be described as a wild, lavish, pirate movie or a mini Master And Commander. Highly enjoyable and released to coincide with support duties [...]

Featuring a brilliant performance by Mori as the hard-working Japanese office worker, an awesome video by the fantastic Muto. Just check this guy out. Amazing stuff. Tiesto And Sneaky Sound System I Will Be Here (14th Floor) Production Company: LOVE Director: Masashi Muto Exec producer: Paul Mckee Line Producer: Sumitaka Fushimizu Co-writer: Steve Nakamura DoP: [...]

Popcore are no strangers to the rock music video – and this effort for Biffy Clyro is blisteringly good. Shot on location at Chiswick House, Alex Barber’s dynamic photography captures the band at the height of their pomp, and the grand scale online effects were devised by the team at Chimney Pot in Popcore’s native [...]

The unbelievably statuesque Sophie Ellis-Bextor is back doing her guest-vocalist thing. And Chris Sweeney turns her Freemasons collab into a very graphic design-influenced performance – the VFX by Gary Brown at Munky. Clean, colourful, and fabulous. Freemasons Featuring Sophie Ellis Bextor Heartbreak Made Me A Dancer (Skint) Prod co: Colonel Blimp Director: Chris Sweeney Producer: [...]

A strange, and frankly dangerous Edwardian gent – “The Duke” – with extraordinary powers rearranges the fowl of the air with devastating consequences in this beautifully crafted, illustrative animated video for Scottish outfit Marmaduke Duke, directed by James Price, the New York-based director at Transistor Studios, and at Strange Beast (who produced this) in the [...]

It’s the unofficial, shot-for-shot South Park version of Keith Schofield’s loveable censor-heavy nudiefest for Fatboy Slim. About time too. Director: Bart Vos