This animated video for Century Egg takes us into a miniature world
Ever wondered what life is like from the perspective of a piece of hair? This beautiful stop-motion video for indie band Century Egg offers some insights
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From sleeve to screen: the pick of CR’s music-related content
Ever wondered what life is like from the perspective of a piece of hair? This beautiful stop-motion video for indie band Century Egg offers some insights
Styles is shown singing his new single Music for a Sushi Restaurant in the spot for Apple Airpods
Her stopmotion music video for Jordan Stephens’ Feel Joy explores the ups and downs of human emotion through a series of handmade props and a puppet in tiny tailored clothes
The video for Baby, We’re Ascending draws on machine learning to create fluid textures and environments, including the bird-like figures that take centre stage
The iconic musician and artist has published a book of his drawings and verse, alongside his musings on typographic nuances
We chat to VFX wizards ILM and director Baillie Walsh about making ‘Abbatars’ come to life, creating visual ‘short stories’ from Abba hits, and more
The musician explores the early roots of his creativity and shares photos and writings from his youth in the exhibition at the Gallery of Everything in London
We talk to Thomas Robsahm, director of a new documentary film about A-ha, and music video director Steve Barron about the iconic animation he created for the band’s 1985 smash
The tapestries, which are woven in Pre-Raphaelite style, are currently on display at the Dulwich Picture Gallery in London, and mark the release of Dance Fever
Acid house flyers and posters have had their time in the sun, now new book Members Only celebrates the intricate designs of rave club membership cards and passes
Directed by Alex Orma, the video for the Belgian band’s track Du Sang Du Singe sees zombified dancers take to the streets
While they’ve never carried the kudos of sleeve designs and music posters, record shop bags offers a fascinating insight into 20th century British music culture, high-streets and more