Nastiya Kai takes the masquerade up a notch on her new video Party At My House. Theres’s an underlayer to the narrative that suggests the intrusion isn’t exactly wanted, like a Furry Rave portal in Alice In Wonderland. Kai appears metaphorically trapped within her own twisted fantasy. It suits the musics creative electro contrast. One things for certain, Kai is a star.
West Wickhams are truly masters of style. It’s at the heart of their new video Damned Defiant!. It reflects an influence of classic art horror cinema. Paired with the experimental lofi aesthetic of their song, the two mediums feel intricately connected. The ending pays off too, so watch til the finish.
There’s a small town charm that drew us in on the video for Castes, the new video from T!LT. The video is shot in a pizza parlor or diner. It’s just a snapshot of existence in that community, but it works. The relationship between the two main characters leaves room for interpretation, triggering the viewer to fill in the blanks and apply it to their own experience. The vibe of the music is righteous too, residing somewhere between acoustic Nirvana and Alex G. Check it out.
We dig the colorful contrast in the video for Paradise, the new single from Human Dinosaur Machine. The song is a catchy blend of indie rock and punk in a way that connects loosely with the work of Paramour and No Doubt while adding an underground sensibility familiar to Braid. The video is a good time and adds to the bands magnetic appeal and creative contrast. The Hawaii shirts within this vibe hit different. Check it out.
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