An Eyejack and Elkha animation commisioned by Gruff Records.

This video features music by Blackmass Plastics and The Gruffians. All four tracks are mega-mixed by DJ Jerome Hill.

GRUFF 001 from Eyejack on Vimeo.

Animation inspired by the urban landscape of Hackney Wick. Weekend long illegal raves in derelict warehouses were commonplace. Tumbleweed rolled through dead industrial side streets. Hidden pirate sound systems ruled.
These free parties embodied the true spirit of the temporary autonomous zone. Hackney Wick and the surrounding Marshes felt like it was located the very end of London. In more ways than one.
Created by Eyejack and Elkha. The soundtrack was supplied by Gruff Records and DJ Jerome Hill who was often found rocking these defunct factory dance floors.

an EYEJACK and ELKHA animation: bringing together numerous solo projects and work we created together for music videos, festivals, clubs and live music events. This ‘animation remix’ video is edited to ‘Some Young People’ by Jon’s Robot.

New Show ReeL – January 2009 from Eyejack on Vimeo.

Commissioned by Akashic Records.

based on the 1970s cartoon classic Mr.Benn. 

The aim was to create an animation based on Mr.Benn, relating the story to aspects of the songwriters lifestyle and lyrics of ‘Just Like Me’.

hand-drawn and animated together with Helga Signes.

Live in-the-mix visuals created for the first Bloc Weekend Festival using original animations with some video cut ups and edited to the sound of ‘Automaton’ by Elkha.

Originally created as a live VJ demo for the Bloc Weekend Festival 2008, ‘Automaton’ has since been picked up on by the international HDFEST film festival in the experimental category. There is a chance it will be screened this autumn at their event in New York.
The soundtrack ‘Automaton’ is by Elkha.

Music video for ‘Knucklescraper’ by Cut Out released on Ugly Funk Records.

Live footage of Oddscene and Eyejack at the 2008 Bloc Festival projected across four screens whilst Joey Beltram and Subhead played.

Our VJ set accompanied techno legend Joey Beltram DJing and Subhead live (Phil Wells – R.I.P).
We followed a rare audio visual set from Karl Bartos of Kraftwerk.