Videos

London-based artist Twst glitches inside a virtual simulation, in Pablo Rivera Gonzalez's dystopian vision for Are You Listening? 

Two friends explore hyperactive Tokyo streets in Antoine Bal's enigmatic video for Forget Me Now. 

Anton Tammi directs a hallucinatory short film for The Weeknd, to promote upcoming album After Hours. 

Jess Kohl directs a memorably frenetic performance-based debut for superproducer Oliver Malcolm, who finds himself in snowy terrain, out on his own. 

Glenn Paton captures a house party with a raw and ready vibe in the video for Suck It Up. 

Inspired by the shapes and sounds of Kingston upon Hull, Joseph Bird's Where To Build In Stone is an audio-visual project that explores the city over the course of a day.

Zhu heads on down to Area 51 for Came For The Low, directed by Jack Murgatroyd & Zhu himself. 

Life takes a surreal and introspective turn in the new double video for Beck directed by musician and director Dev Hynes (aka Blood Orange), and featuring Tessa Thompson and Evan Rachel Wood.