Directed by Jehnny Beth, Johnny Hostile
A distorted, hypnotic synth‑driven video co-directed by Jehnny and long‑time partner Johnny Hostile, the visually surreal piece explores themes of duality and inner conflict, channeling…
Directed by Jordan D Allen
Co-directed by Jordan D Allen and Kevin Drew, 'Hey Amanda' brings Broken Social Scene's warm, sprawling indie rock into a personal, address-specific video that uses…
Directed by Elliott Arndt
The Last Dinner Party unleash theatrical indie rock grandeur on “Big Dog (On the Road),” a dramatic fusion of baroque pop, glam rock, and emotionally…
Directed by Miles Wilson
Slow Fiction's "Junior Year" is a tense and emotionally charged post-punk track that combines jagged guitar lines, driving rhythms and introspective lyricism into a compelling…
Directed by Maria Mochnacz
A video for 'The Wind' that captures Topsy Turvy's loose, breezy sensibility, using natural movement and open visual framing to echo the elemental restlessness of…
Directed by Thinh T. Petrus Nguyen
Iceage's "Star" is a gripping post-punk anthem that blends cinematic intensity, raw emotion and the Danish band's signature poetic songwriting into a powerful exploration of…
Directed by LUIGI CALABRASE
God's Lonely Man (Feat. Iggy Pop) pairs intensity and restraint, using a cinematic visual approach that matches Anna Calvi's dramatic, performance-led energy.
Directed by Katya Ganfeld
“Picto” places Ulrika Spacek inside a fragmented visual environment, using repetition and subtle disorientation to mirror the track’s restless, off-kilter groove.
Directed by Sam Wisternoff
Helping Others keeps the visuals direct and tone-driven, pairing Painting's sound with an understated clip built around atmosphere and pacing.
Directed by Caleb Young
Experience the official music video for Tim Henson’s solo single “Original Sin,” a bold blend of virtuosic guitar, synth‑infused textures, and cinematic visuals directed by…
“Let Me Grow and You’ll See The Fruit” pairs Dry Cleaning’s spoken-word post-punk delivery with a restrained, concept-driven visual.
“Like the Sound of Injured Love” pairs R. Missing’s experimental art-rock sensibility with a restrained, concept-led visual.
Directed by FILIALE Film
“Pretty People” frames Topsy Turvy’s sharp indie-pop edge through a polished, fashion-forward visual produced by FILIALE Film.
A euphoric, defiant anthem of unity and emotional renewal, “We Are Love” bursts with radiant energy and gliding riffs, capturing love as the “glue that…
Baroque-pop drama and theatrical performance from one of 2025’s most acclaimed acts.
Directed by Harv Frost
A dramatic, mythic pop western visual: “This Is the Killer Speaking” anchors a cinematic noir‑western fantasy in neon‑soaked Soho, blending centaur imagery, Jack‑the‑Ripper overtones, and…
Directed by Chad VanGaalen
Preoccupations’ “MUR” is an intense post-punk track visualized through abstract imagery and industrial backdrops. Directed by Chad VanGaalen.
Directed by Lily Baldwin
Red Brick" layers hushed vocal harmonies over fingerpicked guitar that feels more like chamber folk than standard indie fare. Director Lily Baldwin shoots the trio…
Avant-pop minimalism and surreal imagery characteristic of Cate Le Bon’s art-rock style.
Directed by Oscar Sansom
Biffy Clyro’s “Hunting Season” arrives as the lead single from their upcoming 2025 album “Futique”, set for release on September 26. The haunting video, directed…
Directed by Antoine Marie Clément Doumic
“Mille vagues” is a poetic and cinematic offering from Feu! Chatterton’s upcoming album “Labyrinthe”. Co-directed by Antoine Marie and Clément Doumic, the video flows with…
Directed by Jake Thompson Alex Orosa
The music video “Look Down On Us” by Maruja is a ten‑minute, cinematic piece directed by Alex Orosa & Jake Thompson and produced by Light…
Directed by Pedro Takahashi
shame’s “Quiet Life” is a brooding, slow-burning contrast to the chaos of their previous single, offering a more introspective take on their post-punk edge. Directed…
