Kraftwerk Rockpalast 1970

Soest, Germany in the winter of 1970.

0. Intro
1. Stratovarius
2. Ruckzuck
3. Heavy Metal Kids
4. Improvisation 1

Der letzte Kontakt (english subtitles)

A journalist interviews an astronaut about his one-way mission to mars 
and questions the motivation behind taking on the mission.
www.panicmaker.com

Laibach - The Whistleblowers

“The Whistleblowers” is a dark-pop music video serving as a visual manifest for the Slovenian group, who also co-founded the art collective NSK (Neue Slovenische Kunst).
The song is from the forthcoming Laibach album  “Spectre” and was inspired by by people like Edward Snowden and Chelsea Manning.

from laibach.org

"The Whistleblowers music video was directed by Norwegian artist Morten Traavik. Video was shot in Riga (Latvia) using a LOMO soviet camera lens.

Morten: The lens creates both the unique texture of the images and the extreme widescreen format, much like a three-stripe national flag with the video as the middle stripe."

Philipp Geist - Light Installation

The award-winning Berlin artist Philipp Geist briefly displayed a lightshow in the art space GEBAEUDE 501 at the former airport Tempelhof in Berlin on January 13.

It was a once off event that took place at:
Flughafen Tempelhof
Tempelhofer Damm 9
12101 Berlin

further information about the art-space and upcoming events at gebaeude501.de

Nelson Mandela - 1961 Interview

In this 1961 clip Brian Widlake interviews the 42 year old lawyer Nelson Mandela, who was living in the underground at the time and organizing the resistance to the apartheid regime.

Apparently this is the first ever TV interview that Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela ever gave.

It also features in the 2013 Film about Mandela´s life Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom

MAJOR LAZER ft. Laidback Luke & Ms. Dynamite - SWEAT

 MAJOR LAZER just released their newest video to their high-energy song SWEAT.

it features moody neon visual effects with UV lights and obviously lots of sexy dancing.

NEVERSLEEP - THE END OF THE WORLD II

NEVERSLEEP, the urban-electro-pop duo based in Berlin, recently released their album In Ten City.

"The End Of The World II" is the first single from the record. The music video that was published along with the song was constructed with original footage from the 8mm Black and White era and was edited down to suit the beat-driven track.

In a way the narrative of the video is loosely based on the story of Frankenstein and his monster but in this case a crazy german professor obsesses over the creation of a robot.