Off the Air - Season 9

Season 9
Episodes

Fashion
Got you covered.
Featured videos
Leigh Bowery footage from The Clothes Show provided by Getty Images
Fall/Winter 2059 by Andy and Sam Rolfes
Kinetic Salad Man by David Henry Nobody Jr.
"Horse" music video by Vedran Rupic
Dondus Fingertrap by Felipe Di Poi Tamargo, script by Steven Markow
Bookaka by Kokofreakbean
Unabomber Speckles drawing provided by R. Land, animation by Jordan Gum
Stock image and sewing footage provided by iStock (uncredited)
Mr. Blessing Man by Qieer Wang
"Heavy Metal" music video by Filip Nilsson
A Dance Video by Aaron Whitney Bjork (+1)
Featured songs
Fall/Winter 2059 music by Rabit
"Horse" by Salvatore Ganacci
Dondus Fingertrap voice by Steven Markow
"Pleated Approach" by Longmont Potion Castle
"Heavy Metal" by Justice
"Baby's Tears Blues" by Mort Garson

Trash
Everybody's doing it.
Featured videos
Quentin and His Birdbox Orchestra by Sean Reynard
Garbage Rave by Yilmaz Sen
Opening titles by Thomas Deininger
Trash dumping footage provided by iStock (uncredited)
Extrapolate by Johan Rijpma
Bambi by Joseph Melhuish
Global Warming by Koba K24
Garbage truck image provided by iStock (uncredited)
Pretty by Mary Dauterman
The End Is Equal by Shively Humperdink
Open Ocean by Nate Milton
#DISRUPT by Matt Reynolds (+4)
Plastic Dreams by Bureau Klaus Alman (+1)
Featured songs
"Gnossienne No. 1" by Erik Satie, performed by Sean Reynard (uncredited)
"Got Wet in the Bomb Shelter" by Tobacco
"Snowblind" by Tanya Tagaq
Open Ocean music by Buck St. Thomas
"A Talk Inside the Piano" by The Secret Whistle

Fire
It's all around you.
Featured videos
Lava Steak by Jenny Wysocki and Robert Wysocki (latter uncredited)
Kilauea: The Fire Within by Lance Page
Fire Flowers by Jeff Lower
Drone Fireworks by Mikal Jakubal
Human Torch by John Walton (+2)
Fire Escape by Mikey McCusker
Light Me Up by Caitlin McCarthy
RIP by Cyriak Harris
Eruption by Steven Markow, animated by Cole Kush and Derrick Guerin
Sunspots by Morgan Beringer
Strange Dream by Alfie Dwyer
Viking Funeral by Sanjay Jit
Neighborhood Renewal by Matt Reynolds, backgrounds by Olga Sokal, animation assistance by Ingo Raschka, Kevin Eskew, Micah Stahl and Luca Depardon
Forest Fire by Kevin Gautraud (+1)
Featured songs
"Birth" by Rari
Light Me Up music and sound design by Skillbard
RIP score by Cyriak Harris (uncredited)
Eruption narration by Maria Micklasavage
"Freedom" by Moodie Black
"Praeludium No. 1, C Major" by Johann Sebastian Bach, arrangement by Daniel Philipp Stotz
"Someday We'll Linger In The Sun" by Gaelynn Lea

Patterns
Watch, rinse, repeat.
Featured videos
Airshow footage provided by iStock (uncredited)
Opening titles by Adam Fuchs
"Repetition" (credited as "Repetitions") music video by Kevin McGloughlin
Historical Patterns by Robby Rackleff
The Blank Page by Jake Fried
How to Stop by Sofia Pashaei
Where's Walter? by Michela M. Smith & Lucien Flores
Body Patterns by Milo Targett
"Someday" music video by Paraic McGloughlin (+1)
The Big Bounce footage supplied by the Prelinger Archives (uncredited)
Featured songs
"Repetition" (credited as "Repetitions") by Max Cooper
"Someday" by Weval
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