In order of appearance:
Chairlift - Evident Utensil
Kanye West - Welcome to Heartbreak ft. Kid Cudi
Sprutbass - Ulykke
Yung Jake - Datamosh
I thought this trend had died down, but with Yung Jake's aptly titled 'Datamosh' video hitting youtube the other week, it appears not. First made commonly known by filmmakers with Chairlift's video and then known in the mainstream with Kanye West's video. I have to give credit to David O'Rielly however, he was one of the first experimenters and likely an influence for the creators of the Chairlift video. Check out his work!
& if you want to give it a go, check out this series on youtube below. Getting the workflow down isn't difficult, finding the right clips that work well together with the technique is!
Anyone else have some wicked datamosh videos to share? Especially would like to see some different/unique uses of the technique.
Cool, I've never seen this before, but it looks pretty awesome. Thanks for the share!
ReplyDeleteThanks for showing me something new!
ReplyDeleteNo more underdressed Teenage mutant ninja turtles.
ReplyDeleterealy cool
ReplyDeletePretty good tracks. Kinda disappointed in the Kanye one cause I usually love his stuff.,
ReplyDeleteKeep it coming man great stuff :D
ReplyDeleteVery nice.
ReplyDeleteI'm datamoshing with my homemade alcohol now.
ReplyDeleteHm, never heard of this before.
ReplyDeletenot a fan of the buggy video style, but I now know It's call Datamoshing
ReplyDeleteHaha, what is this? XD
ReplyDeleteThese videos always confuse me.
ReplyDeleteI love this first clip... So magic...
ReplyDeletethanks for the info
ReplyDeletekanye west and it's 9:46 = made my day :D
ReplyDeleteI think the Kanye West video was very well edited.
ReplyDeleteNever had a clue what datamoshing was. Awesome post man. Keep it up
ReplyDeleteVery entertaining :) thx for sharing =D
ReplyDeleteFor some odd reason, I always thought that effect had to do something with a malfunctioning video codec! I never would of thought it was an intentional act by the director of the music video. Thanks for the info!
ReplyDeletewow that was cool. thanks for introducing me to datamosh.
ReplyDeleteneat blog mmmm
ReplyDeleteInteresting
ReplyDeleteGreat videos.
ReplyDeleteGood post, Keep it up.
ReplyDeleteCool Blog!
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