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Saturday

THE CHEMICAL BROTHERS: Believe

The Chemicals line up their second single with this killer video directed by long time collaborators, Dom and Nick. Vocals are provided by Kele Okereke, singer with hot new art-rock outfit and cliptip favourite Bloc Party. There never seems to be a shortage of paranoid rave drug induced hallucinations the Chemical Brothers can tap into for their music videos. This one sees an assembly line robot chase a young man throughout the streets on what is presumably London. With videos like this, who needs drugs? Watch the music video (UPDATED qt) or video (real).

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