This is some music videos for Red Bennies and others, as well as a few documentary films.

20 plus years ago, two friends took a trip to the grunge mecha of Seattle. This is a documentary of their return voyage, and also the Origin Story of Red Bennies, Jazz Jaguars, and the 8EAUT1FUL5. It also features the Gallery Of Fine Hyper-Art

This is a documentary film about David Payne (aka Lord British, aka DJ Daioujou) and Mark Dago as they attempt to put on a successful Nerdcore music concert at a local coffee shop, much to the chagrin of the kind barista.

This is a music video for the Red Bennies song, “Round Grave”, which refers to the earth as our species’ grave, our own imaginations as a means to experience eternal life, and through that avenue the fluidity of our perception of reality. It features the short life of Simon Belmont in his labors to kill count Dracula, lived by another person, shown in reflection on the glass that Simon is projected onto.

This is a music video for the Red Bennies song “Phoenix” which is a comment on how silly our projection of meaning can be. In the song, the chorus is, “There is no phoenix, the phoenix is the ash” (relating to the mystical bird that dies and is reborn as a firebird- perhaps it’s more meaningful that the bird’s final form is ash). The video explores the differences between two almost identical looking creatures, one with fur and one without, and finishes with realistic-looking computer animation.

This is an alternate version of the same song. This time, the video focuses on the fire, the ash, and the art-form “shmups” which is meant to exemplify the Primal Struggle as one of Mother Nature’s creatures, designed to kill or be killed until death. Anti-Humanism (Anti-Animalism) is a common Red Bennies theme.

This is the music video for the song “Red Bennies”, which was written as a theme song for the group, describing the experience of being in the group (or any music group), which is intimacy without contact, devotion without intimacy, connection without being connected. It’s how some people have meaningful relationships. It’s also a very old group- the video tries to show how fleeting moments are repeated, becoming a devotion to the repetition.

This is the music video for the song “Puppy Love”, about some friends who’s little dogs were dying and some friends who’s just had some children. The visuals are footage of the recording at the now-long-gone Burt’s Tiki Lounge.

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This is the music video for the Red Bennies song, “Hot Dudez”. It is a playful music video, featuring some footage of a trip the band took to San Francisco.

This is a music video for the Red Bennies song “Don’t Stop” that features some footage that my grandfather took at the Salt Flats in pioneer times.

This is a music video for the Red Bennies song “Shake It Off” compiled from footage of the band playing and recording the song in concert at the Urban Lounge bar.