Ted Clarke directs an angsty promo for Welsh rock band Himalayas - shot in a claustrophobic 1:1 ratio.The video for Leave This Place sees frontman Mike Griffiths stuck in a loop of approaching an enigmatic doorway, and ending up back in his seat, glitching back and forth in a restless, confusing cycle. Intercut with a riotous band section, it's a traditional rock video structure executed perfectly, with plenty of mystery and charismatic performance - and an electric energy throughout.

A naughty schoolboy goes on a sugar-fuelled rampage, in French director and graphic designer So Me's promo for Riton's infectious Sugar - featuring Soaky Siren. The eccentric promo sees the young rascal (played by Ethan Wesley) tear up the town, stealing various sugary treats in a riotous, explosive adventure - much to the dismay of the poor people trying to go about their day.With frantic, in-your-face cinematography, a great supporting cast, some laugh out loud moments - as well as some lively choreography - it's a brilliant video that takes a fun concept and pulls it right to the edge of absurdity... and the track couldn't have asked for a more catchy visual.

Matthew Cooley directs a riotous promo for The Dust Biters. Encompassing a punchy exterior performance setup and abstract narrative snapshots, it's a video that suits the wild, unabashed nature of the track. Progeny is the lead single off of their debut full-length album, Guilt.

Teen trailblazers Hotwax crash an arty party in this tongue in cheek, self-directed promo for Barbie (Not Yours). The pink-hued, lo-fi promo is home to a menagerie of weird and wonderful characters, and captures the riotous, DIY stylings of the track. From low-key photography event to intimate rock gig, the Hotwax crew know how to get the party started, and it's brilliant fun to watch.

Elliott Gonzo directs a stylishly hyper-violent video for electronic rock duo Wargasm. Inside a fetish nightclub, we see a crowd of alternative partygoers dance under coruscating strobes, whilst a loathsome antagonist forcefully tries to scupper the event. The video dives into a brilliantly violent haze of bottle-smashing and fistfights, with a bloody climax that will leave viewers breathless. Bold and accomplished work from Gonzo and team - with images that will stick in your head long after you've watched.Warning: This video may potentially trigger seizures for people with photosensitive epilepsy or similar conditions.

Oska Zaky directs an effervescent promo for Cody Frost. The video for Redundant depicts the artist straying from the line between right and wrong, falling into a social pit of her own destruction. Shot between Hackney Downs Studios, Dot Athena & Safe Space Dalston, the video boasts energetic performances, eccentric styling (with a hat tip to Bowie's Life On Mars outfit) and a riotous, frenetic attitude throughout.