Dec 11th 2007
If you know me or followed this blog, you know how critic I am with the (mis)use of flash in the www. But far from being someting evil flash is a great technology if used in the right place.
Here’s a gem by a band called The Arcade Fire (never heard of them before) in the shape of interactive videoclip for their latest song Neon Bible. It’s a minimalistic piece of interactive animation where the linear structure of the song meets the non-linear interactive medium. A kind of Kraftwerk meets Jonathan Richman.
Here’s the video. Don’t miss it.
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[...] amigo Ganyet (¡no chuta tu web!) nos enlaza con un experimento de The Arcade Fire. Se trata de un vídeo [...]
It is great!
After playing it lots of times, loving the music and theanimation, I showed it to my brother; I was amazed yet another time because his way of clicking around was not like mine and I got to watch a very different version, with lots of things that I had not seen before.