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Music Video: Brilliantly random archival clip romp will set you up this Monday

Date
16 September 2013

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There’s nothing I like more than a completely inexplicable music video, and this is from the top drawer. Even though I’ve sat through it four or five times now, I’ve still no idea why all of these snippets of moving image have been spliced together, I still also have no idea who is behind the madness, but you know what, I don’t think I care.

An animation of a person riding a black horse, seen from behind. They look up at a bird flying in a pale, cloudy sky.
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Quasi: See You On Mars (still)

A blurred, black and white close-up of a person’s lips and nose. The image is distorted with digital noise and vertical glitch effects.
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Quasi: See You On Mars (still)

Four people in bright blue suits play brass instruments. They stand in a row, holding their instruments up to play.
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Quasi: See You On Mars (still)

An abstract digital composition of jagged, diagonal stripes in red, blue and white. The shapes are rendered in a pixelated style, creating a glitchy, high-contrast effect.
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Quasi: See You On Mars (still)

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Alex Bec

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Alex is co-founder of It’s Nice That. Once one of the main contributors to the site, he stepped back from writing as the business expanded. He currently works across It’s Nice That, Creative Lives in Progress and If You Could Jobs.

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