Tanu Muiño takes us on a surreal trip behind-the-scenes of a vaudevillian travelling circus, in this whimsical promo for Harry Styles. The video acts as a final farewell to the Harry's House album campaign, which has brought with it a string of hits and videos - including the massive hit and multi-awardwinning Muino-directed video for As It Was - although it was actually shot a year ago. The theatrical, larger-than-life energy seen on Styles's international tour is on full display here, as he takes on the role of showman, interacting with different performers in a cheeky, happy-go-lucky way. There's also plenty of wirework magic to admire, with soaring flying shots and tightrope stunts, all in a day's work for this performer. A wonderful way to close one of the most notable artist releases in recent memory, and a welcome return to Muiño and Styles's collaborative relationship to close the loop.

The Amazons return to action with the anthemic Bloodrush, and a fun, carnival sideshow-themed video by James Slater that gets the blood, and adrenalin pumping. The band wander into this atmospheric setting, absorbed by the performers, including trapeze artists, a BMX rider, fire-juggler - and a knife-throwing act. It's the latter that provides the real thrills as the Zons' lead singer Matt Thomson finds himself in the firing line of the blindfolded knife thrower. Slater and his production team found authentic talent for their carnival characters - including knife thrower Simon Ratzka, and his assistant Tor Callis - for the video shot at an abandoned amusement park in Lancashire.All appropriate precautions were taken, of course, when it came to the knives being thrown. No lead singers were harmed in the making of this video...

Ilya Naishuller's insane video for Leningrad's Kolshik is a calamity in reverse. Beginning at the climax and working our way backward with reverse footage and clever reveals, we get to see exactly how a day at the circus turned into such a complete disaster.There's a hell of a lot to unpack here in the video's four minutes: a lot of storylines running concurrently - including a tiger on the loose, a flaming acrobat in a gorilla suit, and a Mafia deal that goes very wrong - that all happen to reach a climax simultaneously, creating a blockbuster of farcical carnage and bloodshed.It's a jawdropping video to watch, with the superb VFX work making the various horrifically violent scenes drawn out in unremitting detail in order to show you how everything went down. Brace yourself for this one.