BISON tempts Bastille's gazillion fans with this seductive 60 second teaser for the new album - presumably called Wild World if the end title card is to be believed. Starting on the eye of a girl, its soon revealed she's falling. And falling a long way, towards a watching crowd, far below.It's intriguing, mysterious, beautifully done – and will have the Bastille massive all aTwitter...

Isaac Ravishankara's intimate take on blockbuster subject matter for Selah Sue's Fear Nothing - featuring fellow director Ellis Bahl in an acting role as Selah's partner - reveals its true nature slowly but surely. What appears at first to be a story about troubled relationships is shown to be the emotional fallout of an altogether bigger catastrophe, as meteorites start to fall across the sky, and a very big rock approaches Earth.Ultimately, in this marvellous video - shot on location at the Stony End Ranch in Three Rivers, CA, with beautiful photography by DoP Sing Howe Yam – it's about dignity and courage in the face of Armageddon itself...

After Meg Myers mentioned to director Andrew Donoho that she'd be interested in using children or elderly people in the video for her latest single Sorry, he came up with the final concept.The video sees two different sequences shot in the same house. The first, with children playing during a beautiful, sunny day; the second, with Meg Myers returning to the house years later riddled with anger and guilt after the desintegration of a relationship.

For Joywave's Somebody New, Keith Schofield takes the phenomenon of skateboard video game glitches, and takes it to a whole new dimension of tomfoolery. It starts like your standard skate video - sort of. But the deadpan comedy of having the band perform while skating quickly advances into some bonkers parallel universe of impossible skate tricks - and super-disasters. And then we're moving into convulsing heads, contorted bodies and skateboards slicing through torsos. Well, it is Keith, after all. The daunting VFX task was accomplished entirely in house by Caviar’s post team – who worked hard to translate the goofy CGI video game inspiration to a photo-realistic finish, and make another Keith Schofield classic. Regular skateboard videos will never be as cool again...

Stevie Russell explores issues of conscience and moral courage in his video for Kodaline's Honest, as a politician signs an official document against his better judgement.After introducing memorable everyman heroes in his earlier Kodaline videos - most memorably for All I Want - here is a more ambiguous character. So in this Dublin-set modern day version of High Noon, will the troubled politico ultimately stand up against the bad guys? You better believe it.

Foster The People have enlisted the help of BREWER to direct the video for Best Friend, and to tackle the image-obsessed fashion industry.And Alex Brewer and Ben Brewer take FTP's lyrics "when your best friend's strung out" quite literally.The theme is beauty-envy, and where it all ends up, as an ambitious vixen digests her fellow models, and takes on their features in the eternal search for perfection. The result? Being stretched in places that only usually occur in Photoshop.It makes for an awesome sight on the catwalk, but just on those occasions when magazines take the retouching too far, it does not end well...