"Anna wanted something abstract and cinematic and really liked the idea that we never really saw her properly in the video," says Mike. "She was always deliberately filmed from unexpected angles and hidden within the lighting or in the overlays. The train track was Anna's idea - to have a constant never ending journey throughout the video. "All the overlay effects were filmed in camera and me and Ben Todd, the DP, experimented with objects and lights to get some unexpectedly great images. Oh, and we also used cellophane off a cigarette packet as a filter for the lens. Amazing what can work when you have no money!"

Awesome video for Portuguese experimental hip-hop outfit Orelha Negra by world-class street artist Alexandre Farto - aka Vhils. Vhils began his career by peeling paper off billboards and street advertisements to create his images. Then he evolved to chipping away at concrete, and experimenting using acids - his work appeared alongside Banksy at the Cans Festival in London in 2008, and he works all over the world. Now Vhils has moved on to a completely new new way of creating his images, using explosives - as demonstrated here in glorious slo-mo. How he's done it is a mystery, and there's no way its going to come off... Orelha NegraMIRIAM Direction and edition: Vhils aka Alexandre FartoDoP: Vasco VianaExecutive Producer and Additional Post Production: CINEMACTIVPyrotechnics: PirotecProduction Assistance: Leonor ViegasHelp and Support: Alexander Silva, João Vidinha, Jucapinga, ±, Fidel and Fábrica Braço de Prata

Belgium's rock n rollers Sore Losers and their directing pal Toon Aerts are back together with the video for Juvenile Heart Attack - a massively enjoyable collision of rip-roaring, pumped-up cartoon sex and violence, featuring a chain-gang, a sheriff, a waitress-bombshell, a real-life Yosemite Sam - all squeezed into a genuine American diner. Toon has previously blown our tiny minds with his Evil Dead-homaging vid for El Guapo Stuntteam's Back From The Dead, and created a stunning beat-'em-up vid last year for The Sore Losers' first single Beyond Repair after singer Cedric Maes disbanded Stuntteam and formed the Losers. So it's no great surprise that this is 3.25 minutes of sheer joy - best enjoyed in HD... Toon Aerts on making the video for The Sore Losers' Juvenile Heart Attack "Since the track has a pretty raw rock vibe to it, the idea of a local waitress being harassed by a bunch of hoodlums quickly jumped to mind. But of course, in the end, the girl turns out to be a bit more fearsome then we originally thought... "We went looking for a cool location and I stumbled upon this vintage American Diner that is located in some park in the Netherlands. So we decided to do the whole shoot there. So the crew was basically half Belgium, half Dutch... "The cool thing is that the diner is still completely original, dating from 1939, and it actually already featured in a true Seventies B-movie: Convoy, directed by Sam Peckinpah, and featuring Kris Kristofferson! "Most of the "bad asses" in the video are friends or family of the band, the fat guy Dikke Dennis - which translates as "Fat Dennis" - is a bit of a celebrity in the Netherlands. He has a tattoo shop in Amsterdam and is notorious for his consumption of illegal substances. He is a really sweet guy though, and we had a blast filming with him..."

There's dark, and then there's Tyler The Creator's Yonkers... Directed by himself, as Wolf Haley, it's simple yet twisted, transgressive stuff from a young man who's just signed with XL to release his new album Goblin. And that's one hell of a bug...