A young man has gone missing under mysterious circumstances in Swim Club's sci-fi homage for Purple Disco Machine and Kungs.Featuring a determined private investigator determined to find the man - played by Tino Pointiek, the German DJ/producer behind Purple Disco Machine - the narrative for Substitution soon unwinds into a sci-fi conspiracy full of aliens, body-snatchers and weird döppelgängers.With nods to sci-fi classics like Close Encounters Of The Third Kind it's full of anachronistic technology and excellent character and prop design. And the 80s TV news aesthetic leans into the nostalgia of high-concept yet low budget science fiction films. A wonderfully weird visual for the latest offering by Piontek, aka PDM.

Erlendur Sveinsson directs a dark, futuristic visual for Icelandic artist Aron Can. In the extended video for tracks Flýg Upp and Varlega, we are introduced to a corrupt world where we meet two wanted fugitives, in possession of a mysterious black cube. The cyberpunk narrative is inspired by the Blade Runner universe, and features a high-concept, high-tech aesthetic, and glitchy, action-packed set pieces. DoP Andri Haraldsson intermixes lo-fi scenes with a contemporary teal and orange colour palette, creating a forward thinking, sci-fi inspired style.