From haunting, evocative visuals to camp irreverence, the videos that have dropped so far this month are nothing short of pure gold, adding another rich layer to the excellent tracks that they accompany. Sit back and enjoy this array of eclectic and endlessly satisfying videos.
Grace Inspace – ‘Waterhouse’
The video for Grace Inspace‘s ‘Waterhouse’ embodies the track’s erratic beats and ethereal production through sublime natural images and bizarre motifs. Think underwater scenes and lush greenery reminiscent of Hamlet’s Ophelia, as well as a giant dancing ape. What more could you want.
Juanita Stein – ‘Get Back To The City’
The visuals for Juanita Stein’s latest track is homemade retro nostalgia. There are images of American highways, pebbled beaches and glittering sunshine; they capture that energy of hazy summer days perfectly.
Ralph – ‘Girl Next Door’
This slinky pop and R&B infused track is accompanied by a video that is as visually satisfying as its melt-in-the-mouth production. Here you can enjoy ice cream pastel pinks and blues and a playful sense of humour that pokes light fun at the girl next door trope. Lovely.
Creatures – ‘Most of Everyday’
Some of the best videos in music history have arguably been those with that are caked in an absurd sense of humour. London band Creatures’ latest video is exactly that. There’s awkward dad moves galore, strangers looking on bemused, many smouldering close-ups and a cameo from something we could only describe as a Furby from another dimension,
The Horrors – ‘Ghost’
This latest visual offering from The Horrors is as striking as it is disturbing. The black and white visuals embody the stark minimalism of the track and are strangely beautiful like science fiction horror meeting an opening at the Tate Modern.
