Alessandro Amaducci directs a glitchy, hyperactive promo for French producer-duo Som.1.This concept is executed in a frantic amalgam of character performance and distorted textures, building to a riveting climax of pulsating strobes and split-screen edits - before a final scene with a sand timer running down. "There is no more time," Amaducci explains of the idea behnd the visual. "The countdown goes faster and faster. In a world inhabited by animals and few surviving humans, a final celebration of dance is staged. A post-apocalyptic fashion show. We must run. Dance. Until the end."A thought-provoking concept with a lo-fi, dystopian aesthetic that is haunting and alluring in equal measure.

Simon Lane directs a second, one-take live performance for Bastille's slot on The Late Late Show with James Corden.Give Me The Future gets a sci-fi inspired post apocalyptic treatment set within a beautifully faded art deco theatre. Frontman Dan Smith traverses the enigmatic location, revealing backup singers and then the rest of the group performing in the main section of the venue. The burnt orange lighting evokes an otherworldly Martian vibe, and the dystopian styling elevates this aesthetic.