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Alan Palomo plays a theremin in 3D. Watch it after the jump...

Here's our first glimpse at Neon Indian's forthcoming LP, in the form of this short video shot in Helsinki -- where Alan Palomo recorded most of the album -- by Austin filmmaker Sean Lopez. Featuring an excerpt from "Heart: Attack," the first of a "three-part instrumental movement" that appears on the new record: Neon Indian's new full-length is due sometime in the Fall of 201

Neon Indian cover's T. Rex's 1972 jam "Children of the Revolution." mp3:

Created by Lars Larsen. The first music video to utilize "an analogue video synthesizer" called the LZX Visionary, which "manipulates and creates images in the same way a normal synthesizer does for sounds."

It's already been established that White Hinterland's Casey Dienel is amazing at putting her own entrancing spell on others' work, as she's turned out gorgeous, haunting renditions of songs by everyone from Francoise Hardy and Serge Gainsbourg to Arthur Russell, Neon Indian and Justin Timberlake (see below)...

Jersey "mid-fi synth-wave" / "slow-motion funk" circuit melter Com Truise reworks Neon Indian's "Sleep Paralysist" (twice) for Green Label Sound: mp3: Download Com Truise's "Disorder" remix at GLS. previously: mp3:

Neon Indian recently premiered a live early version of blown-out, buzzing new song "I Really Didn't Need You Anyway" exclusively on Sirius XMU Sessions. Sounds pretty great for a rough, apparently totally impromptu live jam, but frontman Alan Palomo says this one is definitely going to "undergo some heavy reworking lyrically and otherwise" before it ends up on the new record..

Take a listen to two dreamy, glowing new gems from former Denton residents Fight Bite, who've been on a bit of a hiatus since Leanne Macomber joined Neon Indian full-time last year. Look for these (unmastered) lovely slow-burners to eventually appear on a forthcoming EP from the duo: mp3: