Those irrepressible Modsters The Bishops make a satellite transmission from an alternative, FX-heavy Sixties TV land, courtesy of Fi'Lo - the follow-up to their take on post-Soviet Russian cable TV with New Young Pony Club. It's Bridget Riley on acid, with After Effects.

Those irrepressible Modsters The Bishops make a satellite transmission from an alternative, FX-heavy Sixties TV land, courtesy of Fi'Lo - the follow-up to their take on post-Soviet Russian cable TV with New Young Pony Club. It's Bridget Riley on acid, with After Effects. "It kind of worked in our favour because we never could afford to hire any kind of TV studio. We also added an effect in a four day intense post session to give the home audiences a little added trip. It was a fun day out for all the family, we even had fun <a href="" target="_blank">pitching</a>."

"It kind of worked in our favour because we never could afford to hire any kind of TV studio. We also added an effect in a four day intense post session to give the home audiences a little added trip. It was a fun day out for all the family, we even had fun pitching."

Those irrepressible Modsters The Bishops make a satellite transmission from an alternative, FX-heavy Sixties TV land, courtesy of Fi'Lo - the follow-up to their take on post-Soviet Russian cable TV with New Young Pony Club. It's Bridget Riley on acid, with After Effects. "It kind of worked in our favour because we never could afford to hire any kind of TV studio. We also added an effect in a four day intense post session to give the home audiences a little added trip. It was a fun day out for all the family, we even had fun <a href="" target="_blank">pitching</a>."