Radiohead – I promise

Don’t lose your head

Jay Z – Story of OJ

Jay Z just dropped a new music video and it’s ace.

The art work references the racially insensitive cartoons of the 20th century.

The lyrics are more patient and less agressive than some of Hova’s earlier work.

Makes me V excited to hear the rest of the album.

Damn I’m gonna have to sign up to Tidal aren’t i?

Studio Ghibli in real life

I saw the Ghibli documentary this weekend and loved it. The worlds they create are just wonderful. Their characters and stories leap off the screen and in this video, right into real life..

New Herzog / Into the Inferno

The trailer for the new Herzog looks IMMENSE

Netflixing this (Is that a verb?)

Curmudgeons by Danny DeVito

Just came across this gorgeous short directed by and starring Danny DeVito. More human insight and performance than you get in some feature films..

Curmudgeons from Jersey 2nd Avenue on Vimeo.

XXX – 승무원

Perfectly executed and fully bonkers 8 Bit music video. Reminiscent of my childhood and a brand new set of nightmares, all in one.

Aesop Rock – Kirby

Excellent video for Aesop Rock’s new tune featuring a puppet version of the rapper and a cute rescue kitty

Swiss Army Man

Oh wow. In an age of prequels, threequels and remakes, a truly original tale is hard to come by – Swiss Army Man is just that. It looks like Castaway weekend at Bernie’s. Starring the always-excellent Paul Dano and Daniel Ratcliffe. The latter of which must be praised for continually seeking fresh, challenging and weird projects. Can’t freaking wait.

Silkie – Love Affair

Bold, bright and bonkers. This sci-fi music video by animator Simon Landrein is just about as much fun as you can have in 2 dimensions. Love the square action frame and colour scheme. Perfection.

Silkie – Love Affair Official Music Video from simon landrein on Vimeo.

Massive Attack feat. Tricky – Take it there

Hiro Murai is absolutely killing it at the moment. I absolutely loved his SXSW winning video for Childish Gambino – Sober. This video for Massive Attacks comeback ‘Take it there’ is more of the same. Dark, moody and stunning. Starring the wonderful John Hawkes, (Deadwood, Marcy May Marlene etc) as an drunken man unwittingly choreographing a dance troupe. Wonderful.