The David Mullett-directed video for "My Cabal" matches the song's woozy lilt with a new take on the usual band-performance video. In the clip, School of Seven Bells play in an equipment-stuffed soundstage as a single camera captures the action through a fisheye lens. The video's gorgeously saturated colors and disorienting, constantly-shifting camera angle create the sense of watching the band while sitting in a tiny, smoothly calibrated rollercoaster. Director: David Mullett http://ghostly.com/artists/school-of-seven-bells

Chicago-based photographer/videographer James P. Morse--a longtime friend and collaborator of Ghostly's--followed Chabot around Detroit for a day and edited the footage into "Ghostly Presents: Deastro," a video profile whose warm, colorful aesthetic matches Chabot's energy and positivity to a T. Chabot putters around his Detroit home, visits his favorite bookstore, gushes about Isaac Asimov and Simone de Beauvoir, and plays a sweaty, packed show with his band. It's a loving portrait of an artist who stays true to his beliefs, staying passionate, engaged, and creative in all of his endeavors. Deastro's full-band debut, Moondagger, arrives on June 23rd, and his "Vermillion Plaza" single -- along with its B-side, a squelchy, lumbering remix by Ghostly Swim featured artist Mux Mool -- drops May 12th on Ghostly International. http://ghostly.com/artists/deastro

Calorie Committee is a music video directed by Joshua Pardon for Ghostly International electronic music artist Ben Benjamin. The Many Moods of Ben Benjamin Vol. 1.5 is out now. http://ghostly.com/releases/the-many-... A pair of agents (Codenamed: TEAM) are thawed from cryo-sleep in a remote warehouse location. But what is their mission? The agents are surveilled by an ominous observer using mysterious technology. But who's spying on whom?" Produced by Ben Benjamin and Joshua Pardon. Featuring the acting talents of Lucio Raineri, Chris Petersen, & Ben Benjamin Camera, Lighting, Editing, & FX by Joshua Pardon - joshuapardon@hotmail.com

From Current.TV: "Ghostly International emphasizes the artist behind the machines and the personalities that drive their avant-garde form of electronic music." Produced by Travis Kirschbaum and Adam Fox.

The video for "Triple Chrome Dipped" – a collaboration between Michna and Philly-based video artist System D-128: nostalgic footage of the artist's New York coming-of-age in the early '90s. It's unconventional, but it works on the strengths of Michna and System D-128's obvious artistic chemistry. Filmed entirely on a Hi8 analog camcorder purchased in 1989, the footage shows flashes of Adrian Michna's youth from 1989 to 1995: the local pizza shop; the Metro North from Westchester through the Bronx and into Manhattan; skateboarding through Brooklyn; Michna's little brother staging toy-robot wars; band practice; doing donuts in high-school parking lots. http://ghostly.com/artists/michna

The Sight Below “Further Away” Filmed at Deception Pass, WA Summer 2008 All Rights Reserved http://ghostly.com/artists/the-sight-below

James Morse follows School Of Seven Bells as they rehearse for the first show of their US tour. Full GI Presents video coming this Fall. http://ghostly.com/artists/school-of-seven-bells

Hot on the heels of the release of Michna's debut, Magic Monday, Ghostly brings you a in-depth look at a "day in the life" of the producer/DJ. Video by: Anthony Santiago http://ghostly.com/artists/michna

Out 6.17.08

To celebrate Osborne's self-titled album, we'd like to offer you a glimpse into the world of Todd Osborn. In this small vignette, Todd lets us in on his music, hobbies and personal life.