Klezmer Flight Delay
While stuck on a delayed flight to Romania, Toronto’s Lemon Bucket Orkestra whipped out their instruments and jammed out an energetic performance for those stuck on the plane.
While stuck on a delayed flight to Romania, Toronto’s Lemon Bucket Orkestra whipped out their instruments and jammed out an energetic performance for those stuck on the plane.
A unique electronic music-making plaything, the AlphaSphere is covered with 48 tactile, pressure-sensitive pads which can programmed used to control music software on your computer.
(NSFW: Language) Mac Lethal aka the Dana White of rap music wants you to know two things: that he’s not just a pancake rapper, and that “you’re” and “your” are quite different from each other.
Music played on floppy drives never gets old. Ok, it sorta does. But we’re still impressed by this rendition of Ramin Djawadi’s masterful Game of Thrones theme played with these computer relics.
Listen all y’all, it’s a children’s remake of Spike Jonze’s music video of the Beastie Boys’ 1994 hit Sabotage. James Winters and his wife made the video with the help of his kids and his nephew.
Live Your Life is the first single from the self-titled debut album of Malaysian singer Yunalis Zarai aka Yuna. Pharell’s beats wisely step out of the way of the budding star’s soothing voice.
The first single from Bloom, the fourth album from the dream pop duo Victoria Legrand and Alex Scally, aka Beach House. The band builds on its ethereal, nostalgic style with a cleaner sound.
Musician GULL performs w/ guitar, drum, digital loops and vocals all at the same time. We reserve judgment on the song (and the mask) but we’re duly impressed with his extreme multitasking skills.
Wait wait wait don’t ignore this video. We’ve been as sick and tired of LMFAO as you are (i.e. since day one), but this young man going by the mononym Noah has a classy voice and he knows it.
This horse needs help to hold the guitar and its frets, but it makes a noble effort to strum all by itself. Now keep in mind we didn’t title this post “Horse Plays Guitar Well” for a reason.
The latest song from electropop band Passion Pit is more pop than electro, but more notably its the lyrics that take center stage in this track. Take a Walk is from the upcoming album Gossamer.
First released in 2010, the Buckethead Les Paul has an oversized body, a marker-less fingerboard and ceramic humbucking pickups with arcade style kill switches, just as the shredder wants it.
Last April, passengers aboard the Copenhagen Metro were treated to the classiest flash mob ever: a performance of Edvard Grieg’s Peer Gynt by the Copenhagen Philharmonic Orchestra.
The boys from Baltimore are back, still fresh and still evolving. Honeycomb and Gotham are two sides of the same psychedelic coin that Animal Collective is known for. Listen to Gotham here.
Nick McKaig pays tribute to composer John Williams by covering the full title theme of Star Wars using nothing but his voice. He recorded over 90 tracks and spent a total of 300 hours to make the song.
(NSFW: Language) It’s been too long since we’ve heard the uncensored version of Cee Lo Green’s F**k You, and this could be the best version yet, accompanied by Daryl Hall and his soulful pipes.
Adam Yauch aka MCA of the Beastie Boys passed away due to cancer on May 4, 2012. Coldplay paid tribute to MCA with this solemn cover of (You Gotta) Fight for Your Right (to Party!). RIP, MCA.
While many of these 26 tunes pre-date us, you’ll find yourself recognizing the majority of these songs which feature whistling, as presented by cdza. Whistling deftly provided by Eric Rivera.
The NeckFX is a replacement neck for bolt-on guitars. It has LEDs embedded into the fretboard that light up whenever any string is pressed into any fret, creating a funky light show on the fly.
(Sounds NSFW) Eclectic Method’s latest dubstep mashup is created from clips of famous orgasm scenes from the movies ranging from Sleeper to Barbarella to When Harry Met Sally.
We’re still hoping that Hot Chip would make laid back after-party songs again, but judging by this song it looks like they’re still into making people jump and sweat. Not that that’s a bad thing.
Sir Tom Jones tries his hand at Leonard Cohen’s oft-covered Tower of Song, replacing Cohen’s cool and lazy style with a more poignant and mature tone. From the album Spirit in the Room.
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