Today’s video of the day is Ashes And Diamonds – "Teenage Robots" released in 2025.
Ashes And Diamonds return with Teenage Robots, a sleek and moody track from their 2025 album Are Forever. The project brings together post-punk and art rock veterans Daniel Ash of Love and Rockets and Bauhaus, Bruce Smith of Public Image Ltd and The Pop Group, and Paul Spencer Denman of Sade and Sweetback. Their combined legacy shapes a sound that feels both nostalgic and futuristic. With driving rhythm and shimmering guitar layers, “Teenage Robots” reflects on youth, technology, and identity in a digital age.
The video, created by Adrian Burke and Daniel Ash at Awen Studios Ojai, matches the song’s introspective tone. Stark imagery and neon-lit backdrops blend with surreal motion, giving life to the song’s themes of artificial emotion and rebellion. Additional footage from Sam Sinzi and Vivienne Cure adds texture, creating a dreamlike sense of motion and time. Every frame feels carefully crafted, echoing Ash’s long tradition of visual experimentation found throughout his work with Bauhaus and Love and Rockets.
“Teenage Robots” sits at the heart of Are Forever, an album that bridges the analog spirit of post-punk with the sleek pulse of modern electronic rock. The record builds on the members’ shared history while pushing their sound into new territory. Like their previous work, it captures a sense of dark romanticism and defiant beauty. Yet, Are Forever feels more reflective—less about destruction and more about endurance. With “Teenage Robots,” Ashes And Diamonds remind us that even in a mechanized world, emotion still finds a way to shine through.
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