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Kayla DiVenere - Final Girl | Music Video of the Week
Kayla DiVenere’s ‘Final Girl’ takes the slasher playbook and rewrites it with a knowing smile and a sharpened blade. What begins in a fog-drenched forest, where light fractures through the trees in uneasy slivers, quickly establishes a world that feels less like a setting and more like a state of mind: tense, elusive, and always in motion. Directed by Maddy Murden, with cinematography by Kalama Epstein, the video moves with a quiet confidence through shadowed woodland path
Mar 23


Magnet Brain - Seven Dipper | Music Video of the Week
Magnet Brain delivers a powerful visual meditation in ‘Seven Dipper’, a music video that unfolds like a spiritual journey rather than a conventional narrative. Directed by Roma Shaglanov, with cinematography by Kito, the video is rooted in folklore, memory and inner transformation, pairing haunting lyricism with richly symbolic imagery to create a work that feels timeless and deeply personal. Inspired by the Mongolian concept of the Seven Dipper stars, known locally as Дол
Dec 29, 2025


Rules - Could Have Been So Good ft. Bandit | Music Video of the Week
Rules “Could Have Been So Good” ft. Bandit is brought to life in a road trip music video directed by Greg Van Barnes, following a couple on the brink of a breakup as they take one final journey together. The video unfolds almost entirely inside a moving car, placing the audience in close proximity to a relationship that is quietly unravelling. Moments of warmth and affection sit alongside visible frustration, as brief flashes of connection give way to tension and disagreem
Dec 22, 2025


Kat Penkin - UGH | Music Video of the Week
Kat Penkin’s latest release UGH arrives as a vivid and mischievous reimagining of the Book of Genesis, delivered with a confidence that makes it instantly memorable. In this alternate creation story, Eve seizes control after Adam fumbles the apple, and what follows is a playful yet pointed revenge fantasy that turns a familiar tale on its head. Directed by Harry Tomlin, the video builds a world that feels bold and deliberately crafted. Tomlin leans into a graphic, editorial s
Nov 17, 2025

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