Videos

Shyscapes (feat. Nils Frahm – Tris­tana) from Erased Tapes on Vimeo.

This is a mes­mer­iz­ing short motion graph­ics fine art video from Misha Shyukin’s Bach­e­lor grad­u­ate project.

Misha requests view­ers watch the video with eyes half closed and not view it in full screen mode, oth­er­wise if you watch the video with your eyes half closed but in full screen mode, its likely that you will get drowsy.

The accom­pa­ny­ing music track is ‘Tris­tana’ by Nils Frahm, cour­tesy of Erased Tapes Records and taken from his debut ‘Win­ter­musik’ avail­able at: erasedtapes.com/store/index/ERATP018


A movie inspired on num­bers, geom­e­try and nature, by Cristóbal Vila
Go to www.etereaestudios.com for more info about movie
Music by Wim Mertens — “Often a bird” from the album “Jardin Clos”, 1996 — © Usura — Pub­lished by Usura 2010

Alexan­dra Buhl
Here’s a video from Alexan­dra Buhl “What if life doesn’t kill you” found on Art Review

Whirling Flu­o­res­cent Wind — feng ying po suo
A col­lab­o­ra­tion between me and my dear friend fengda2870, who deserves the largest share of credit for all the work done ani­mat­ing my flame, and their team.
Sadly I can’t speak Chi­nese so I hope my trans­la­tion of their title is fine. Orig­i­nal title is 风荧婆娑 “feng ying po suo”.
The base flame is my frac­tal art­work “Not Here” which para­me­ters I pro­vided to Fengda.
Base Apoph­ysis frac­tal flame para­me­ters by Chiara Biancheri “Lin­de­lokse”.
Ani­ma­tion made by fengda2870. Video clips by yunduan.

Whirling Flu­o­res­cent Wind — feng ying po suo from Lin­de­lokse on Vimeo.

The British Expe­di­tionary Force – Com­mo­tion (Offi­cial Music Video) from Erased Tapes on Vimeo.

In cel­e­bra­tion of The B.E.F.‘s return with their brand new album ‘Chap­ter Two: Kon­stel­la­tion Neu’ out March 26 and their debut per­for­mance at The Great Escape Fes­ti­val in May as part of the Erased Tapes 5th Anniver­sary Night, the band reveal the offi­cial music video for album opener ‘Com­mo­tion’. Singer Aid Bur­rows gives us access to a dif­fer­ent side of his cre­ative process by cre­at­ing a play­ful and heart­felt 3D ani­ma­tion, cen­tred around the waterfront.

‘The tac­tic we’ve used is the ‘more’ method. More sounds, more lay­ers, more peo­ple. More face to face, more angles, more songs. If we’ve done our sums right, it should total more than the indi­vid­ual pieces’, explains Burrows.

Coin­ci­den­tally, the upcom­ing Great Escape Fes­ti­val will also take place beside-the-seaside in Brighton on England’s sun-drenched south coast and see The B.E.F. per­form an Erased Tapes-curated label night along­side Nils Frahm and A Winged Vic­tory For The Sullen, co-presented by Drowned In Sound.

Flo­rence Artur
“I love to exper­i­ment with col­ors and mate­ri­als. I paint with acrylic or ink, cre­ate dig­i­tal works using Painter and Stu­dio Artist, make abstract sculp­tures or silly crea­tures using recy­cled mate­ri­als or clay. And in 2009 I started mak­ing dig­i­tal video ani­ma­tions. Please check them out on my web­site
Source: Art Review.
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Much Bet­ter Now

pro­duc­tion: Salon Alpin
direc­tion / script / ani­ma­tion: Philipp Comarella, Simon Griesser
sound / music: Sil­vio Canazei

A book­mark is stuck in a for­got­ten book that is one day knocked over by wind. It expe­ri­ences its envi­ron­ment by surf­ing the pages that turn into ocean-waves, enjoy­ing the ride of its life. As the book cover closes light reveals new chal­lenges.

Much Bet­ter Now from Salon Alpin on Vimeo.

Óla­fur Arnalds — 3055 from Erased Tapes on Vimeo.

Offi­cial music video for Óla­fur Arnalds’ song ‘3055’ taken from his debut album ‘Eulogy For Evo­lu­tion’. Cre­ated by Zoon Designs. Copy­right 2008 Erased Tapes Records.

Óla­fur Arnalds – Hægt, kemur ljósið (Offi­cial Music Video) from Erased Tapes on Vimeo.

Óla­fur Arnalds

Shep­ard Fairey
Street artist Shep­ard Fairey pitched in to make Death Cab for Cutie’s “Home Is a Fire” video. “The power of street art is in its intrigue and authen­tic­ity , so it was cru­cial to actu­ally put all the lyrics and images up on the streets,” Fairey wrote on his blog. “We wanted the viewer to expe­ri­ence the urban envi­ron­ment in a very real and inti­mate way that cel­e­brates that one person’s wart is another’s beauty mark.“
(View in YouTube)

This is one of the short clips show­cas­ing behind the scenes mate­r­ial of the pro­duc­tion of Much Bet­ter Now.
music: Chris And The Other Girls — Ready If You Are

Much Bet­ter Now — A short mak­ing of — Find­ing the waves from Salon Alpin on Vimeo.

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