Electrifying dance moves, clever concepts, a feeling of forboding mixed with a keen sense of style. They derive camp value from Michael's vain attempts to be macho.

Arty gems from "The Bends" and "OK Computer" when the band still had an alt rock rather than an Aphex twin sound. The Warholian supermarket of "Fake Plastic Trees" is one of many highlights.

Brilliant videos for Portishead, Aphex Twin, Bjork, and Madonna.

A treasure trove from the jukebox rock of "Faith" to the bleary elegance of "Jesus to a Child" to the disco-fied bathhouse of "Outside."

Another stunning set for Maddie. From the whizzing white lights of "Ray of Light" to the shape-shifting black dress of "Frozen," a stylish tour de force.

Though dour-faced, this British duo has created campy colorful videos which are terribly underrated.

Snappy martial dance moves, a voice like moonlight and water, sleek geometric visuals from the likes of Herb Ritts.

Bowie's theatricality makes him a natural for videos. Gay and bisexual men are outstanding at this visual art--just look this list over with that in mind.

Their videos are as sloppy as a post-party frat house, but they're so much campy fun!

Electronica meets anime in a slick series of videos.