An unofficial music video created by Cosmic Drop for Australian pop band, Sunbeam Sound Machine’s song “Daibustu”, which brings us a feel good pop tune to help bring up your moods.
If your into Psychedelic Pop/Rock then i would recommend giving these guys a listen, more specifically with there first album “Wonderer”
The art-form sensation known as “Simpson Vapourwave”
A combination of various The Simpsons clips with a mix of vapourwave visuals, sounds and songs. This video being one of my favorites of them.
Aired in 2016.
List of videos in this episode:
Ill Capo by Yuri Ancarani
Magic Cube and Ping-Ping by Lei Lei
Psychometrics by Alan Warburton, conference call audio by Zach Scott
Gummie Chernobyl by Ian M. Miller
Desktop Deltaware by Mark Fingerhutt
Hands: They’re Here to Stay by Tyler Russo
Banjo Gyro! by Grady Sain
“True Vulture” music video by Galen Pehrson, produced by Sara Cline
Monster V by Steven Lapcevic
Pizzocalypse by Kokofreakbean
“Never Get Ahead” Chic-a-Go-Go footage provided by Jake Austen
Aired in 2016.
List of videos in this episode:
“Delmax Siefbecq” music video by Clowncore
Title sequence by Bent Image Lab
Night Clowns, cinematography by Jonathan Rej
Clown Rave 2016 by Kytten Janae
Unabomber Speckles drawing provided by R. Land
Clown Center by Dylan Jones
Wigz by Robby Rackleff
Wrinkles Steals Kids Balloons excerpts by Cary Longhamps of Anomalous Films
Clown Drone by Renee Lusano
It’s my birthday tomorrow, so I thought I’d post one of my films. This one is a favorite of mine. It was created in collaboration with my dear friends twins Lecie and Katie Williams and their kids. Their hubbies, Rob Waller and Paul Galiunas make some sweet special appearances as does lovely Andrea Thome. I hope you enjoy the psychedelic silliness!
// In Cyprus these days to participate @ Order and Disorder in Chaos //
Through the ancient ruins of an gunpowder factory, giant rock wheels, rusty bolts, labyrinthic impasses and water dance to the rhythm of Eznekier’s beats.
CYPRUS is a synthesiser-driven score that combines sub-genres from 1980’s retro-futuristic soundtracks and ambient-leaning 2010s post-rock. Inspired by its post-apocalyptic vibe, the video provides an acid mix of natural and post-industrial elements, with no humans or living creatures at sight and made almost entirely out of landscape stills.
