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Deadmau5 Drops New 'Monophobia' Tune And The Video Is Pretty Weird!

Deadmau5 has got Rob Swire on vocals for his new house track.

A pig with graffiti on it 's body is standing in the middle of a desert.

Deadmau5 has got Rob Swire back on vocal duty for his new tune 'Monophobia' but it is not the music which has caused so much attention. The video for 'Monophobia' features some really strange visuals such as deformed heads, dogs dropping from the sky and odd creatures.

Directed by Nick DenBoer and Kenny Hotz, the music video is filled with uncomfortably surreal and outlandish animated characters who muck about and show off their dance moves in a dangerous digital mansion. With dogs falling from the sky and contorting mouse-themed characters running around in disarray, the unpredictable video is a significant WTF viewing experience that is bound to entertain.

In addition to this new EP, Deadmau5 has recently released his orchestral album ‘where’s the drop?' and is currently working on developing his own first-person shooter video game and working on a film score.

Check out the music video below.