Dangerous Minds | Dancing ‘tree’ magnets love hi-NRG disco

Dancing ‘tree’ magnets love hi-NRG disco

05.10.2011
03:31 pm

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Music
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Bronski Beat
Magnets
David Durlach

Sixty four dancing “tree” magnets covered in iron dust are synchronized to Bronski Beat’s “Smalltown Boy” by artist David Durlach of TechnoFrolics. Even if you’re not a fan of poppy 80s hi-NRG disco, you can’t help but find this video utterly hypnotic.

(via Cakehead)

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