Both are music videos (Black Mirror and Neon Bible from their Neon Bible album), but are completely interactive. And pretty amazing.
For Black Mirror, you can turn on and off the various song tracks as the music is playing, so you can hear what the song sounds like with, say, just piano and vocals. I’ve seen stuff like this before, but the implementation is really good.
For Neon Bible, you get to control the lead singer’s various movements as he sings the song. Granted it’s a limited set of movements, but I played through it twice and found a completely different set of actions from one time to the next. So for those of us who really like easter eggs, this site can keep you entertained for a good amount of time.
What’s great about both is that they are on a timeline. You have certain windows of opportunity to do something, and once they pass you’ve missed them. So it becomes like a game (unlike most easter-eggy experiences, where the environment is static and you have all the time you want to click away). A really great idea.
Remix Black Mirror
Play with the Neon Bible
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