Everyone’s artists of the everything last year have released a trailer to for their experimental film, Oddsac. A quick viewing (it’s only 26 seconds long) reveals a colorful yet creepy kaleidoscope—not unlike one of the band’s videos or album covers, but with a little Chris Cunningham/Aphex Twin vibe thrown in.

Hitfix attended an actual screening at Sundance last night, and had this to day:

“ODDSAC” is not a traditional film, let alone a concert film or music video or a strictly experimental exercise. A film like this that takes four to five years to complete is no exercise.

Animal Collective and frequent collaborator Danny Perez created a very colorful movie that entirely lacks a plot, but is a series of musical and visual motifs to make a whole, an album with pictures.

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