Ativin - Scissors from Secret Device on Vimeo.
Music video for "Scissors" by Ativin from the album Interiors (Secretly Canadian Records SC031) Shot in Bloomington, Indiana in 2001 at the Ativin practice space and 2nd Story bar. Directed by Scott Clements. via noise floor blog
Museum Of Bellas Artes - " Watch The Glow" from Jamie Harley on Vimeo.
http://www.myspace.com/museumofbellasartes
Entrepreneurs - "Revenge Platter" from Delicious Scopitone on Vimeo.
directed by Kit Oates
produced by Jehan Harding
additional editing / post-prod magic dust by Entrepreneurs (http://www.myspace.com/entrepreneursmusic)
Uv Been Robbed (Joking, But Not) EP available over on http://entrepreneurs.bandcamp.com
Hunting Roger Rabbit / Six Severed Hates 7" available on http://stellamortos.bigcartel.com
Hey Cool Kid from Ryan Manning on Vimeo.
Music: "Hey Cool Kid" by Cloud Nothings
SUPERNATURAL CREATOR 2 from Mareike on Vimeo.
History of Creation reloaded
7 days – 7 levels!
Animation: Mareike Ottrand www.ottrand.com
Music: Daniel Brenner www.danielbrenner.de
Forest Swords - Rattling Cage from ///NO PAIN IN POP\\\ on Vimeo.
No Pain In Pop // 7" // out 26.07.2010
http://www.myspace.com/forestswords
http://nopaininpop.com/
Buy 7" : http://nopaininpop.greedbag.com/
Dead Fader Autumn Rot 12" from Dead Fader on Vimeo.
DeadFader - Autumn Rot 12" - Feb 2010
www.myspace.com/deadfader
www.soundcloud.com/deadfader
www.3by3music.com
Also coming soon
Corrupt My Examiner CD & Digi - March 2010
*This is my band. I made this video. I have the rights to use this video and audio track. -- info@3by3music.com
Filmed throughout Southeast Asia by Robert Millis between 2002-2004, My Friend Rain is an abstract homage to the endless monsoon cycles of rebirth and destruction. Dreamy musical segments, fleeting glimpses, odd sounds, temple shrines, tropical backdrops, decay, death, languid afternoon rains, and mysterious celebratory events take the viewer from soaked mornings in the lowlands of the Irrawaddy delta to humid nights on the streets of Isan province. Two tracks originally released on Millis’ Leaf Music, Drunks, Distant Drums CD from 2002 can now be witnessed for the first time in this film: an amazing elephant mahout playing a song on a leaf with his mouth and a Burmese marionette orchestra musician performing expertly on tuned drums. The overall experience is an impressionistic collage of sight and sound captured live and in the moment on location in Laos, Thailand, Cambodia and Myanmar. Along with the DVD which features 12 minutes of extra footage and deleted scenes, the package includes a bonus CD with the film’s soundtrack of traditional and popular music culled from live performance, cassette and LP archives. Some of the soundtrack highlights: a gorgeous Thai Luk Thung track by Waiphot Phetsuphan, a classic Khmer performance by Pan Ron, one of the Queens of Cambodian music, and an epic Burmese pop rendition of the Bee Gee’s How Do You Mend a Broken Heart, alongside folk performers, street musicians and a traditional Burmese orchestra. Robert Millis, original co-founder of both Climax Golden Twins and AFCGT, also co-produced the Victrola Favorites Book/CD project on Dust to Digital and is a frequent contributor to the Sublime Frequencies label. DVD/CD comes in a 2-disc jewel box with full-color insert. [Sublime Frequencies]
Porcelain Raft - See Through from Delicious Scopitone on Vimeo.
Porcelain Raft - http://porcelainraft.com
Lyrics :
Before I will loose my head
Way before my voice will be gone
Walking all alone...on the borderline
I have to get close to what I fear
To what I fear the most
I have to get close to what I fear
To what I fear the most
It's not easy when you wake up to realize
That you have a name
That it's you all over again
I have to get close to what I fear
To what I fear the most
I have to get close to what I fear
To what I fear the most
Seeee through
Just to see through
Oval - Ah! from Thrill Jockey Records on Vimeo.
"Ah!" from Oval's new album, "O", released September 7th 2010.
Amberley Productions: Directed by Darko Dragicevic, Produced by Austin Stack
Choreography - Walter Bickmann
Lead Dancer - Isabelle Rune
Director of Photography - Sebastien Gonon
Editor - Austin Stack
Set Design - Naoko Tanaka
Costume - Olga Zmiejko, Ann Delic
Assistant Producer - Nana Asase
More from Oval / Amberley Productions
www.vimeo.com/12620087
www.amberleyproductions.com