If the words “interactive music video” are repeating on you while browsing our blawg, it’s not because we’ve been over-indulging – but simply that we keep seeing them EVERYWHERE! Ladies and gents, we think it’s safe to say a new genre is exploding before our very eyes! While the interactive oeuvres of Radical Friend for … Continued
Before GaGa there was Robyn! And she’s back to show us who’s boss with this splendid Friday music and even more splendid interactive video which is written entirely in code, showing the song’s lyrics in no less than THREE dimensions (if you have a pair of 3D specs to hand)! Interactive, hmmm? Why, yes! The … Continued
Along the lines of the crowd-sourced splendor that is the video for More Is Less by C-Mon & Kypski (pride of the Netherlands) or the pioneering 2008 Supernatural Superserious REM vid by Vincent Moon, allow us to introduce The Johnny Cash Project – a collaboration between über-hotshot director Chris Milk and the don of data … Continued
Champagne Valentine just sent us the link to their eye-candylicious interactive music video for The Never-Ending Why – brand new dirty ditty by Placebo. Chase the dragon and party with the band inside the belly of the beast (go crazy, it’s Thursday). You heard it here first!
Simple geniusity: a member of electro band Science for Girls got 20 musician buddies to record themselves playing one track in B-flat (a musical key, for those who forewent the screechery of school orchestra), and post them on Youtube. He then embedded them all on one simple web page – and now YOU can make like a fiddler … Continued
If the words “data visualization” make you feel sleepy, congratulations: you’re a certified human. But what if those same words described the technique for Radiohead’s most innovative, interactive music videos? Following up from the spectacular House of Cards clip by standalone tech-creative Aaron Koblin, Japanese TV station WOWOW are running a feature on their site … Continued
In the Making-of video of Radiohead’s “House of Cards” promo, director James Frost talks about how he got this idea for doing a music video based on a UCLA research program on real-time 3D plotting technologies. But where do you go with a radical idea that, on paper at least, might seem really, really far … Continued
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