Sigur Rós’s Valtari Mystery Film Experiment, in which the majestic Icelandic band recruits different directors to make short films out of all the songs on their new album, marches on. The latest entry, for “Seraph,” may be the most fully realized yet, despite its complete lack of Shia LaBeouf. This one is a cartoon...

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Here’s the latest from Sigur Rós’s ongoing Valtari Mystery Film Experiment — a project that has, thus far, featured contributions from Ryan McGinley and Shia LeBeouf — a nature-themed, mossy clip for the track “Dauðalogn.” Henry Jun Wah Lee takes the helm here. Watch it below. Valtari...

The great Icelandic wonderers Sigur Rós are now deep into their Valtari Mystery Film Experiment, a project that sees the band recruiting directors to make conceptual art films out of songs from their new album Valtari, and which has already afforded us a glimpse of Shia LaBeouf’s schlong. The latest video, from director Melika Bass, [...