Aphex Twin: "Windowlicker" Video

Video description: User discretion is suggested with this Aphex Twin spot, due to it's strong language, disturbing images, and sexually suggestive content. In short: it's a masterpiece. This was is Chris Cunningham's director's cut, and is the crown jewel of the "WarpVision: The Videos 1989 - 2004" DVD from Warp Records.

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