‘En Vill Hest’ by Casiokids
March 4, 2010 - By Bobby Solomon - Category: Music & Music VideoI think continuing the weird vibe of Wednesday into Thursday would definitely be appropriate, so here’s a little video for the Norwegian band Casiokids and their song En Vill Hest. First off the song is really great, it’s very much like an 80′s gem with kind of a Caribbean (?) kind of feel to it, the whole thing being sung in Norwegian and sounds awesome.
The video itself is pretty funny and weird, which was directed by Kristoffer Borgli. I always love watching other people dance, and this video doesn’t fail me. The whole vibe is kind of this creepy Knife/Fever Ray kind of thing, but with an 80′s teen flick vibe to it. Is the statue possessed? Did he destroy the demon that came to his house? Is he just on drugs?! Totally fun little video for a great track.
Bobby




Comments
If you've got something to say, keep it positive.Cool video. Great percussion. I think he is on drugs :)
I’m not sure I understand the whole plot, or if there even was a plot, but I liked the whole vibe.
Vintage is the best.
I think he’s just bored and lonesome …
“Home alone” norwegian teenage version
“En Vill Hest” = A wild horse.
Like the video. Love Casiokids.
Exploding cereal and hot jazzercising. Yes.
His dance moves remind me of myself on something from New Order haha
david lynch + poltergeist + madonna (hung up) = this video ;) NICE!!
lol donkey kong music at a rave+creepy old man from family guy drunk? off his ass rambling random shit+a narcissistic teenage conan o’brien= this video.
I love this.
lol donkey kong music at a rave+creepy old man from family guy drunk? off his ass rambling random shit+a narcissistic teenage conan o’brien= this video.
I love this.
Magical!
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ooh, how I love this musicvideo! Just found your blog, It’s really great! :) cheers / Rasmus