San Francisco producer Tycho has released a wonderful new video for the track “See (Official Performance Cut).”

Featuring the band members as living and moving constellations, the video was assembled using kinetic technology. Watch as the beautiful sounds of the track weave in and out of the cosmos, instilling images of geometrical bliss coupled with the music transpiring in front of you. Trust me, this video is an experience.

As well as releasing the video, a long string of tour dates have been announced, ranging from September all the way to the end of the year.

Follow us after the jump to experience what is now one of my favorite videos of 2014, and be sure to see if Tycho is coming near you.

Tycho tour dates:

September

20 – Emo’s, Austin TX
22 – Granada Theater, Dallas TX
24 – Orange Peel, Asheville, NC
25 – Cannery Ballroom, Nashville TN
26 – MidPoint Music Festival, Cincinnati OH
27 – Pygmalion Music Festival, Champaign-Urbana IL $
29 – Royale, Boston MA

October

1 – Terminal 5, New York NY
3 – The Forum, London, United Kingdom
4 – The Art School, Glasgow, United Kingdom
5 – Stylus, Leeds, United Kingdom
6 – Trinity Centre, Bristol, United Kingdom
8 – La Gaìté Lyrique, Paris, France
9 – VK Club, Brussels, Belgium
10 – Melkweg Old Room, Amsterdam, Netherland
11 – Uebel & Gefährlich, Hamburg, Germany
12 – Gebäude 9, Cologne, Germany
14 – C-Club, Berlin, Germany
15 – Basen, Warsaw, Poland
16 – The Roxy, Prague, Czech Republic
17 – WUK, Vienna, Austria
18 – A38, Budapest, Hungary
20 – Estragon, Bologna, Italy
24 – Life is Beautiful Festival, Las Vegas NV
26 – Pappy & Harriets, Pioneertown, CD
27 – The Glass House, Pomona CA
28 – North Park Theatre, San Diego, CA
29 – Majestic Ventura Theatre, Ventura, CA
30 – Fox Theater, Oakland, CA

December

30 – The Falls Music & Art Festival, Marion Bay, Australia
31 – The Falls Music & Arts Festival, Lorne, Australia

January

1 – The Falls Music & Arts Festival, Byron Bay, Australia
4 – Southbound Festival, Busselton, Australia

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