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Space Siren and Sleepy Sweet by Pram
31 JulYou might very well ask: so, what is supposed to be psychedelic about the clip above? Isn’t this just a bunch of very normal scientists really involved in what they are doing? Well, I can not say you are wrong. But there is just something that strikes me odd about the way their curiosity shows… also one of the papier-mâché aliens has, you know, kinda wide pupils (he’s in a dark room after all).
If you did like the Broadcast clips here and here, you might enjoy Pram’s weirdness as well. Check it out!
Blue Lunar Monkey (Imix Jaguar)
28 JulA few weeks ago I came across the visual work of Imix Jaguar. He creates beautiful mystical visuals with a lot of Mayan signs in them. I’m sure I’ll feature more videos by him in the future.
It’s All Too Much
25 Jul
A colorful and imaginative clip for the Beatles’ psychedelic song, It’s All Too Much. Have fun in Pepperland :^)
Broadcast and the Focus Group
24 Julvexyvex has posted Broadcasts beautiful papercuts clip on this site a while ago. Here are some of the clips from their collaboration with Julian House. They are alive with a playful and childlike psychedelic spirit mixed with lots of occult symbols and imagery.
Cloudlight
21 JulWe each carry our own ashes in a box wherever we go. We go deep into forests, up on mountain tops, in rivers and lakes to scatter them around. Constantly leaving our old self behind, and generating cloud-light, pieces of sky.
Rendezvous – C Sharp
18 Jul
This is the music video for the first single from this new electronic band, Rendezvous.
The clip is animated in a very surreal style, full with bright colors and fantastical action, and also seems to hide in it some obscure message…
Corner of the sky
14 JulOpen your psychedelic eyes, for it is all psychedelic: the universe, earth, nature, beauty and horor.
Army of Lovers – Let the Sun Shine In
8 JulWe, the generation who survived the new-age holocaust of the 1980s, the 1990s and the 2000s, deserve to have our private little revolutions with a tacky aftertaste of saccharine, and sicker than ever before.
Army of Lovers pervert one of the the 1960’s most powerful anthems into an amazing hyper-consumerist vision of curious colorful glowing perversions.
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