The Presets

The Presets Create Six Sided Video

by Paul Cashmere on July 2, 2014

The Presets have created a six-sided video for their new song ‘No Fun’.

To watch the video you need to install and use the latest version of Google Chrome. A cube appears with a different animation happening on each side of the video while the song plays.

The video was directed by Barnaby Roper (David Bowie, Kanye West).

The song ‘No Fun’ was written by Julian Hamilton and Kim Moyes at their inner Sydney headquarters. Remixes of the song are coming from RUFUS, Lancelot, Eekkoo, Phil Kieran and Wax Wings.

Watch the video until Friday July 4 at http://nofun.thepresets.com/

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