Tracers galore.
Tags: visual feedback
Official or not (the info on youtube claims it is unofficial), these visuals just work so very well with ceo’s just to be released (tomorrow!) single “whorehouse”.
And in case you enjoy solving the puzzles the swedish lable sincerely yours creates for us, here’s another piece: Some very similar visuals for another ceo track (“siren”) from the vimeo account of the lable…
Britney’s latest video is one of those clips which take the most exaggerated thing and exaggerate it even more. While many might not see this as psychedelia, having watched this during a psychedelic state of mind, my mind was blown. Decadent psychedelia…
Glitch attack! Video directed by High Contrast (Lincoln Barrett) himself.
Some psychedelic visuals and vibe in Capital Cities’ Safe and Sound.
Some more of that sweet, melancholy drenched psychedelia for you. Enjoy!
This is said to be “The additive evolution of prime numbers.” – I just think this is beautiful and sparks many emotions. Hope you Enjoy 🙂
Music by Lost Lander
http://lost-lander.com/
Video by Stefan Nadelman
http://www.touristpictures.com/
A Psychedelic video for the music of SLUGABED
You can catch their music at – http://ninjatune.net/artist/slugabed
You can see other videos by Thomas de Rijk at- http://vimeo.com/thomasderijk
Have Fun 🙂
SCRIPTURA VITAE is a short-film based on the artwork of Aerosyn-Lex Mestrovic. Commissioned as part of the Random Acts arts platform by Channel 4, this film marks the directorial debut of artist and designer, Aerosyn-Lex.
A poetic performance piece exploring duality, SCRIPTURA VITAE stars famed Japanese actress Miho Nikaido, best known for her role in the Japanese cult classic film “Tokyo Decadence”, alongside Butoh performer and dancer Maki Shinagawa.
Featuring new original music by DIPLO and standout tracks Parallel World by avant-garde London-based producer ACTRESS and Geisha by the young British duo, PLAITUM.
Through the heart of Detroit’s Automotive industry flowed a Rich, Deep, Viscous, Black Liquid; Motor Oil.These works of “Ink & Pressure” draw a visual correlation between Black Ink and Black Oil. Though the two substances may share a similar appearance their properties and interactions with the environment around them are wholly different. Oil is a profoundly indelible substance, leaving its mark through history economically, environmentally and sociologically; yet rarely do we see the imprint of the substance itself. Through these works I hope to re-contextualize a substance which has had a profound impact on the history of this great city.