Deadhorses create a riveting sensory overload, inspired by first wave digital tech, for up-and-coming London indie-pop artist Aziya.

The visually engaging video for Bambi reflects the track's steely beats and rush of metallic synths with a lo-fi Hi8 graphics and gnarly greenscreen aesthetic with crucifix iconography from the late 80s 'golden age' of MTV. And in the fashion of the director duo's UKMVA-nominated video for Joalin it is delivered in a ferocious edit for maximum impact, a blitz of lo-fi pop glam imagery stuffed into a mere two and bit minutes.       

Impressive stuff from the pair who, intentionally or not, appear to be reviving a bygone age of 'video art'. Very interesting to see what they come up with next - and one suspects that 2025 could be a big year for Deadhorses.