Peacebone

Jakub sent me the Timothy Saccenti video for Animal Collective’s "Peacebone";  a perfectly amazing visualization of a perfectly amazing song. 
I’ve embedded the Youtube version for ease of use, but I’d encourage you to check out the higher quality Quicktime version here. It does a little better justice to the audio / visual.

8 Comments

  1. rhobodub says:

    Sick.

  2. Damo says:

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  3. sooo how is the rest of the album, i remember motionographer talking about something on this video… recommend the album?

  4. walls says:

    absolutley!
    great album + great artwork ..
    quite special music thou, you either love it or hate it.

  5. Eric says:

    Neat video, and the character designs are by Dopepope:

    http://www.dopepope.com/

  6. Gareth says:

    I want to put on that monster suit and walk thru the mall

  7. Justin says:

    Cool video, not sure I’ll sleep for the next two weeks, but cool.

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