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This graduate of the Tomáš Baťa University in Zlín and the author of the acclaimed film Case (2011) has become a sought-after director of music videos. In his latest piece for the Czech electronic duo Noisy Pots, he takes us on a hypnotic cosmic ride through time and space dominated by round and circular motifs and shades of black and white.

This music video animates a post-industrial landscape near Pardubice – non-touristy, seemingly peaceful and yet mysterious zones that are unpredictable and treacherous as if taken from Stalker. Even though the trains are only passing through such places, it is worth getting off them and heading into the woods. An original and atmospheric ride through a black and white landscape.

This experimental music video depicts the dissonance between the way we feel inside and the way we present ourselves to the world, on social media and in general through playful work with plasticine.  Authors Eliška and Lee Oz have been specialising in claymation for quite some time and achieve unusually fluid results.

The music video invites you to a dream, a party and a celebration where we watch a man chase after his true love. This colourful and artistically distinct music video was made by a Taiwanese author looking for paths from poeticalness to vulgarity. His goofy style corresponds with the playful tune.

A surreal journey contemplating the perception of the world, told by a character constantly falling in and out of existence. A music video about the fascination with making sense of the world and the search for your own place in it.

A hallucinogenic and pulsating retro ride through a night-time city distorted by the amount of alcohol in the drivers’ blood. Every viewer of this captivating road music video utilising collages and the visuality of the fading glory of American highways will soon suspect that it will end in an accident of unprecedented proportions.

The City of Jerusalem holds a gun to our head in this head-spinning race through history. This extraordinary, wild and disturbing music video was made by Israeli duo Ofer Winter and Shimon Engel. To correspond with the music, the authors used a combination of black and white urban elements and coloured drawing.

This pleasantly stylised road trip that follows a tiny character who is trying to fix an old cassette recorder and meets a friend on the way was made in a Japanese co-production by a Russian illustrator and animator who studied in Germany. Her clip is characterised by a childishly naive atmosphere and fairy-tale motifs.

This grotesque and humorous music video follows the story of a spoiled boy who writes letters to Santa every year asking to become president. After sending hundreds of letters, the boy gets his wish. From that moment a terrible orange light is cast across mankind. One of few examples of a music video commenting on contemporary politics.

Since their formation, the Argentinian band builds their image around elaborate animated music videos made by studio Rudo. In another one of their clips made in anime style, the authors work with intensifying tempo and suspense. Three old friends have a ritual to welcome a new member of the “cool kid” gang. A get-together with past summers that brings back childhood memories.