Dpony is the side project of Noel Heroux of Hooray For Earth, Seth Kasper of Zambri, video director Johnny Woods (who’s credits include work for both HFE and Zambri) and studio technician Josh Ascalon.

The project is an audio-visual collaboration taking teenage footage from video performance artist Bec Stupak and creating an album length movie. The project came about when Woods was handed a box of Stupak’s old films and asked to digitise them, in a recent interview with No Fear of Pop Woods explained how the project came together,

“It was just too good. I really like my videos to have a sense of timelessness, or at least weird-time-confusion, to them, and this was perfect. It felt like a lot of underground films from the 60s-80s, was shot in the 90s, and would now be re-processed and edited in 2011 using 70s era technology. I think I was listening to the Dpony rough mixes as I was digitizing, fretting about how to pull off the album-length video, and well, the obvious answer occurred to me.”

So here is that collaboration in all it’s retro-futurist glory today, you can watch the whole video, buy the VHS (if you’re based in the US) and download the whole awesome soundtrack for free just below.

Dpony – Movie Soundtrack http://www.mediafire.com/?5jv49ik00144nba

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