A marvellous video for Warp signing Jackson And His Computerband's Dead Living Things - featuring the distinctive vocal stylings of Planningtorock - by Alex Courtès, that really is good for repeated viewings.

It has an impenetrably surreal, vignette-style that has become quite familiar  - and Alex has commented on its debt to other notable filmmakers, saying on the Warp Records site that "this project is a direct reference to the works of Fellini and David Lynch. It is a juxtaposition of life scenes and actions that have nothing to do with each other in particular, that however create a fantastic dynamic and resolutely surreal experience.”

Absolutely. But it's worth adding that the film really has the true quality of a dream. These scenarios are conjured from imagination, like a random dreamer's thoughts, with a coherent narrative just tantalisingly out of reach.