Relive your trippy science-class films with Lymbyc Systym’s “Prairie School” video

Inspired by classic science films, the video for Lymbyc Systym’s "Prairie School" beautifully conveys the feeling of moving forward and inward.

Lymbyc SystymSymbolyst (Western Vinyl, 9/18/12)

What but a video inspired by 1970s and ’80s science specials would you expect from a band named after part of our nervous system? The first single from Lymbyc Systym’s Symbolyst, “Prairie School,” has a driving beat, bright synths, and a feeling of gradual movement upward, forward and inward.

“Prairie School” has now received an excellent video from artist Blair Neal, shot using an iPhone and a lens from his Playstation 3 camera. Taking inspiration from old science videos (particularly the classic “Powers of Ten“), we get glimpses of a tiny world, with almost-recognizable natural forms and hints of movement being broken up by bright, flowing flashes of light. Check it.