Uploaded July 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Chiptune / noise-hop music video by Cementimental, 2003. Original lo-fi animation was combined with clips from "Leave It to Roll-Oh", a public domain movie from the Prelinger Archive. Much of the raw footage was subjected to experimental 'data bending' techniques; the movie files were edited as raw text data, resulting in controlled corruption effects for a distressed sci-fi aesthetic. Other effects were created by misusing basic morphing software.
The music was made from loops composed using the Game Boy Camera's built in music sequencer "Trippy H", along with samples of circuit-bent electronics and vocals by MC Cheef Keef.
Video and music copyright Tim Drage/Cementimental 2003
Upscaled to HD and re-uploaded 2022
Chiptune / noise-hop music video by Cementimental, 2003. Original lo-fi animation was combined with clips from "Leave It to Roll-Oh", a public domain movie from the Prelinger Archive. Much of the raw footage was subjected to experimental 'data bending' techniques; the movie files were edited as raw text data, resulting in controlled corruption effects for a distressed sci-fi aesthetic. Other effects were created by misusing basic morphing software.
The music was made from loops composed using the Game Boy Camera's built in music sequencer "Trippy H", along with samples of circuit-bent electronics and vocals by MC Cheef Keef.
Video and music copyright Tim Drage/Cementimental 2003
Upscaled to HD and re-uploaded 2022
![Cementimental - An Explosion Psychiatrist [2005] [4k remaster 2023] EPILEPSY WARNING](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/qP23fxY66Mk/mqdefault.jpg "Cementimental - An Explosion Psychiatrist [2005] [4k remaster 2023] EPILEPSY WARNING
EPILEPSY WARNING!!! Contains intensely strobing footage!!
Short black + white experimental noise video by Cementimental. Video feedback and fast-cut indistinct video scraps accompany rough and sporadic lo-fi Noise.
Originally released in 2005, remastered in 2023. The idea of this aesthetic was to embrace the too-smooth high framerate of interlaced video (which at the time I was otherwise obsessed with getting rid of to create a more cinematic progressive-scan image), however this aspect didnt work well with the limited online video compression quality available at the time. So now Ive redone it as a 50fps video and upscaled it to 4k, for the full brain-sandpapering effect.
I originally released the video under some kind of Creative Commons licence but certain people didnt respect the terms of that, and have caused me problems by using it without credit and falsely claiming copyright ownership on youtube. Now they have been vanquished and I can finally release this version, so please note that this is now fully © Tim Drage 2023 and NOT to be used for anything without my express permission!
Find more Cementimental noise and rough music at cementimental.bandcamp.com")
