Some tracks don’t need a video. Then there are the ones where the visual and the music become so completely fused that you cannot imagine one without the other. These are the films that expanded what electronic music could mean, that turned a DJ’s bedroom obsession into something that filled cinema screens, changed advertising, and made the world pay attention.
This list is in no way definitive. Of course there are many many more out there, but I thought about representing a time and a place in electronic music, a period when labels, directors, and artists invested seriously in the visual form, when a music video was treated…
