The video for M83's "Wait," a track off their 2011 album Hurry Up, We're Dreaming, is the final episode in the sci-fi-inspired music video trilogy directed by Fleur & Manu.

Energy Flow is a non-linear film experience that explores the physical, social, and spiritual tensions in our world. Translating real-life events and processes into digital paintings in motion, Energy Flow weaves multiple story lines into an immersive, audio-visual experience that is unique every time it is played.

LA production crew Young Replicant, who've previously filmed music videos for bands like Purity Ring and M83, were enlisted to direct the music video for "Chained" off The xx's sophomore album Coexist (out now on Young Turks and XL Recordings). The video is a beautifully-lit, slow-motion vignette centered around a swimming pool that ends in a burst of color, complementing the "smoke and mirrors" aesthetic of The xx's downtempo, R&B influenced pop.

Named after one of the brightest starts in the solar system, Beijing-based fashion designer Vega Wang has always wanted to design a collection inspired by the universe.

Cutting-edge creative design studio OKFocus developed an alpha-channel video experiment for the Tanlines track "Not The Same." The site—which pulls from the original music video directed by the band—allows users to drag, drop, re-size, or delete the multiple band members (Jesse Cohens and Eric Emms) as they play their various instrumental parts and sing the track.

The Carp and the Seagull is an interactive short film about one man’s encounter with the spirit world and his fall from grace. It is a user driven narrative that tells a single story through the prism of two connected spaces. One space is the natural world and the other is the spirit or nether world. Directed by Evan Boehm at Nexus Interactive Arts, the film is an experiment in space and narrative using the latest in web technology. The film brings together 3D character modelling, rigging and animation with HTML5 and WebGL THREE.js techniques. The film is optimised for viewing on Chrome.

Part data visualization, part experimental typography, ReConstitution 2012 is a live web app linked to the US Presidential Debates. During and after the three debates, language used by the candidates generates a live graphical map of the events. Algorithms track the psychological states of Romney and Obama and compare them to past candidates. The app allows the user to get beyond the punditry and discover the hidden meaning in the words chosen by the candidates.

After being invited by Benjamin Millepied to a rehearsal for the L.A Dance Project’s premiere performance, Oscar-nominated director Alejandro G. Iñárritu (Biutiful (2010), Babel (2006)) was inspired to make a video-exercise that documents movement and dance in an experimental way, with a stream of consciousness narrative. The result is Naran Ja (One Act Orange Dance).

Japanese artist and producer Daito Manabe teamed up with California-based musician and producer Nosaj Thing to conceive and direct the music video for "Eclipse/Blue," a track off Nosaj Thing’s upcoming album Home featuring vocals by Blonde Redhead’s Kazu Makino with support from The Creators Project.

In the month leading up to the release of Centipede Hz (out now on Domino Records), Animal Collective and friends hosted live radio broadcasts every Sunday night, featuring curated mixes and debuts of new tracks. The final broadcast featured a full stream of Animal Collective’s new album, along with custom visuals for each track created by Abby Portner. For this record, Portner conceived a gigantic cosmic mouth, a recurring theme throughout the visual components that go along with the album. Using the rotoscoping technique (animating and effecting over actual footage), Portner brought Centipede Hz‘s mouth motif to life, which also serves as the live performance environment for Animal Collective’s current tour. Hear all four radio transmissions and stream three of the album's tracks with Portner's custom visuals on Animal Collective Radio.

Grizzly Bear's videos to date have been pretty surreal, but for "Yet Again," a heartfelt song off their newest record Shields (out now on Warp Records), they enlisted the slightly more realist vision of Emily Kai Bock, who most recently had success in capturing Grimes hanging with the dirt bike rally crowd in "Oblivion."