Pitchfork

Production group Pleix combine the adorable with the sinister like no one else. Take their Vitalic video, where cute dogs become sexualized through a little slow-motion video. It's sweet but a little weird, like watching your uncle play Twister at your sister's birthday party.

This video is more overtly sexual than the group's Vitalic clip. It plays on both the cuteness of bunnies, and their proclivity to procreate-- often and quickly. The rabbits in this video are blank and cartoonish, but they engage in dirty, real world bathroom sex. Their sex act is kindly blurred out, although I don't think they had any genitals to begin with. The song is first single from Soundboy Rock, the forthcoming Groove Armada album-- wait come back!-- and it features guest vocals from the much-missed Lady Stush (hooray!), best known for her excellent Sticky collaboration "Dollar Sign". [Via omg blog]