Rachel David pays homage to vintage garage rock in her lo-fi promo for The Everythings. Shot in LA on DV-cam, the band live out their best B-52 fantasies with DIY green-screen, bubble machines, aliens, classic cars and big hair.An explosion of galactic energy and playfulness, the video has a universal appeal with kaleidoscopic colours and scrapbook-style editing. A fine example of unabashed, feel-good vibes that can be enjoyed by anyone of any age.

Tokyo garage band DYGL perform among an enthusiastic crowd of young Londoners, while an alienated anti-hero attempts to get his head straight, in this supercool video by Australian director Toto Vivian.It was shot in the Bussey Buildings in Peckham on 16mm, and appropriately for the music there's a real throwback, almost timeless feel about this one.

Spanish garageband Hinds have got together again with Pedro Martin-Calero, following their lovely video together for Garden, with another, just as beautifully designed and witty clip. Possibly more so. And this time the feisty Hinds girls are up against a worthy rival. Adorned in kimonos, Hinds spend this video trying to keep a young man away from the girl of his dreams. Are they a force for the greater good, or are they just making things difficult for fun? Well, when the dream girl in question takes each member of the geisha-gang out in a particulalrly gruesome way, whilst giving a knowning, dead-eyed look to the camera, I think the question is well and truly answered.Pedro Martin-Calero has delivered a really gorgeous video here - full of bold colours and gorgeous minimalist composition. Some great VFX work and artful visuals help to tell this story fantastically well. Cold-blooded murder has rarely looked and felt this good.

VHS-hooligans Youth Hymns, freshly signed to Partizan, have delivered this off-the-wall video for Love Buzzard's punk track Cash. With animated elements motion-tracked on top of SD footage, it has cartoon-headed, leather jacket-wearing thugs prowling graffiti'd streets and pelting people with brightly coloured cash. But instead of getting wounded, their victims turn into what looks like greedy monsters...

Richard Swarbrick has earned a reputation for turning football into art with his painterly animations of the likes of Messi and Rooney in full-flow. Now he's turned music into art, out of money...The performance by no-nonsense garage rock outfit China Rat's cry of impoverishment N.O.M.O.N.E.Y has been completely recreated in a stop frame animation made from coins and bank notes.It's ingenious, brilliantly executed, and mesmerizing... wonder how much it cost?