JIM HU's video: Lights Out Asia - Radars Over the Ghosts of Chernobyl

Music video made by me (Jim Hu) *Eyes Like Brontide (2010) *All copyrights belongs to owners *(For the best quality press (1080p)) http://lightsoutasia.com/ http://www.myspace.com/lightsoutasia http://n5md.com/artist/Lights-Out-Asia Lights Out Asia is an electronic musical project that formed in February 2003 when Chris Schafer and Mike Ystad, themselves members of Aurore Rien, decided to abandon the traditional post-rock band concept of their previous group and explore the intersection of post-rock, electronic and ambient music. In a short period, the two had written enough material for a full length album. This work would come to be known as 'Garmonia', Lights Out Asia's first documented recording as a band. 'Garmonia' was released in 2004 to favorable reviews. By October of 2003 the group was already opening for Mogwai.[1] Shortly after the release of 'Garmonia,' Lights Out Asia added bassist/guitarist Mike Rush to the lineup. The band was signed to electronic label n5MD in 2007, and has released three albums on that imprint, as well as several remixes and contributions to the Chicago-based electronic/industrial label Tympanik. The band released In the Days of Jupiter in 2010,[2] followed by Hy-Brasil in 2012. The band is known for their blending of synthesized atmospheres, samples and electronic beats with tracks of effects-laden delayed guitars. Chris Schafer's vocals are often mixed low, treated almost as another instrument, akin to dream-pop or shoegazing arrangements. Band members Current Mike Ystad : Electronics Chris Schafer: Guitar, Vox Former Mike Rush : Guitar, Bass Discography Albums Garmonia (SSS, 2003/(Re-issue) n5MD, 2012)) Tanks and Recognizers (n5MD, 2007) Eyes Like Brontide (n5MD, 2008) In The Days of Jupiter (n5MD, 2010) Hy-Brasil (n5MD, 2012) Compilations Test Tones Vol. 4 (Clairecords, 2005) - "Knock Knock" Little Darla Has A Treat For You Vol.25 (Darla Records, 2007) - "Airports, Crying Airplanes" Emerging Organisms Vol.2 (Tympanik Audio, 2008) - "Outstretched To The Middle Of The Sky" One Five Zero (n5MD, 2009) - "Psiu! Puxa!"