Powerglove

Guitarist Chris Marchiel described a process that combined green-screen performance with game footage. The band posed for Mortal Kombat-style sprite photographs, which became sets of 16-bit action moves. Marchiel then programmed playable fight scenarios and recorded himself playing them; those captures were combined with sprite animation and the band’s performance in 16-bit environments.

the mind-bendingly surreal video

The video pays homage to classic video games of the ‘90s, and it is appropriately awesome.

may in fact rival Red Hot Chili Peppers' "California" in terms of awesome video game music videos

“So when are we going to get more freaking awesome music videos from power glove again ?”