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Tripped-out L.A. beatfreaks Dead Panda have just dropped a video for their creepy track Million Dollar Dub, directed by Montgomery Fisher. A murky narrative that appears to follow a homicidal bent copper tracking down the band with intent to kill includes such diverse elements as: a bit of street-skating, a sinister sacrificial teddy-bear and footage of the band performing amidst dry ice. Oh – and it goes a bit David Lynch at the end when the cop pulls the trigger. If you don’t know Dead Panda, imagine moody proto-goths Bauhaus getting all jiggy with moody trip-hoppers Massive Attack and you’ll get the picture.