Is there still space for a revolution in a world dominated by social media? That's the question Alessandro Amaducci poses in this raucous promo for Kris Vanderheyden, aka Insider. The video is a pulsating, hyperactive blend of stock footage and lo-fi effects, which reflects the overwhelming stream of content we experience on a daily basis. As the video builds to a climax, references to revolution are peppered into the mix, suggesting another direction we could move in as a society.The video works on several levels, and there's plenty to dig into here, which makes it an even more fun experience to watch.

The Black Keys attempt to reconnect to their blue-collar roots, in Bryan Schlam's uninhibited promo for Wild Child. In a riotous back-to-school concept, we see Patrick and Danny of the BKs take on a janitor and chef role at a high school full of drugs, fighting and various other disorderly behaviour. With a cast of teachers who are just as bad than the students - if not worse - all hell breaks loose when they take on their new roles. But will the Keys succeed to helps these kids, and these adults, become upstanding citizens? Er, no. But then, they can always go back to being rich rock stars... Playful and bawdy, Schlam packs out each scene with tonnes of laughs and gross-out humour, and the performances are spot-on all round. He's a master at this sort of thing.

Andy Little directs a reflective one-shot promo for Far Caspian, where singer Joel Johnson is the quiet centre of an increasingly unhinged office party. The video is a slow reveal of a downbeat Johnson in the midst of an oblivious group of revellers, performing the song Following The Trend to a retreating camera. The video captures the increasingly chaotic happenings around the singer, but does not distract from his quiet and poetic presence.The understated, naturalistic aesthetic adds to the authentic vibe of the concept - and it's more than likely viewers could pick any of the characters in this video and relate them to someone they know from their own awkward work parties.