Awesome Music

Late Night Show host Jimmy Fallon seems to have perfected his respected musician + children’s song formula for impersonation. This one’s gone beyond a funny sketch to a solid cover.

(NSFW: Language) A giant granite birthday cake, or a prison far too easy to escape? Ylvis contemplates the meaning and glory of all that is Stonehenge in their latest video. (Thanks, everyone!)

Don’t be put off by the name, mystery or the hype around World Unite Lucifer Youth Foundation aka WU LYF (Woo Life). They make good music. It’s that simple. Link leads to their song We Bros.

A music video of the White Stripes’ We’re Going to be Friends, with the lyrics spelled out in sign language. Made by the D-PAN (Deaf Professional Arts Network) and Sorenson Communications.

The latest album from indie pop rockers Los Campesinos! Judging from the singles, they still haven’t lost their charm. Click the link to listen to By Your Hand, one of the songs from the album.

The GAG Quartet manages to cram over 40 popular Internet memes into a single jammin’ instrumental track. See if you can spot them all. Trust us, they’re not all as obvious as Nyan Cat.

As if we needed to be pumped up any more about Skyrim, here’s Brit rapper and avid gamer Dan Bull giving the latest Elder Scrolls even more hype. Download the song for free here. Just 2 more days!

The music video by Caste Projects for the song Work With What You Got by Canadian producer and “hiphopkele” artist Socalled. A great pick-me-up tune. We’re still freaked out by Three Face though.

Carry 87 different pedals, 54 amps and 26 cabinets on your iPad with the iPB-10 programmable pedal board by DigiTech. Also lets you switch between entire chains with a stomp of the pedal.

While dubstep might not be everyone’s favorite musical genre, you have to hand it to beatboxer David Crowe for his vocal talents, as he pulls off this incredible live performance.

No, we haven’t seen Evelyn, but we have seen this music video for Evelyn Evelyn’s single, and it is a perfect fit for the song. Hoku Uchiyama’s animation is clever and looks so natural.

We’re a little late to the party, but here’s the music video for Midnight City, the single from M83’s latest album Hurry Up, We’re Dreaming. Also available in double CD and vinyl formats. Must buy.

We don’t know where this guy got the idea to tape pieces of lettuce together and punch holes in them so they could be used to play Paranoid Android, but this is the Internet, so we’ve stopped asking.

(NSFW) On one hand, we have this awesome cover of Chris Brown’s song Look at Me Now. On the other hand, we have this awesome video based on Chris Brown’s Look at Me Now. RIP Big Wayne.

We’re not too sure about his costume skillz, but Eric Calderone (aka 331Erock) sure knows how to shred, as he kicks out this hard-rockin’ medley of Halloween favorites.

Cadbury is doing everything they can to keep Team GB pumped for London 2012 – check out Rebecca Adlington as her swim training is disrupted by a band of supporters. (Thanks Matt!)

Justin and Jimmy are up to their hijinks once again, educating us on the history of rap – taking on everyone from De La Soul to The Fresh Prince to Young MC to Coolio and the Beastie Boys.

Peter Bull’s latest mashup uses the new Coldplay single Paradise as the main track, and adds 5 other vocal tracks to fit the instrumental, including Bruno Mars, Usher and Elton John.

Genki Sudo and the well-attired members of Japan’s World Order come together for their latest music video, featuring yet another demonstration of their perfectly-synchronized dance moves.

The Black Keys new album El Camino drops December 6, 2011; until then, enjoy this taste of what’s to come with this video for their first single. It’s three minutes of sunshine on a gloomy day.

They may not on top of the charts anymore, but the boyz of Boyz II Men still have voices that can melt the underpants off of the most icy women. Where can we get an mp3 of that Mom ringtone?

While the song is definitely not as classic as last year’s Thriller, this Halloween house is definitely in more of a upbeat mood in 2011, as it sings along to LMFAO’s Party Rock Anthem.

Andrew Ruttan turned Andrew Kolb’s illustrated book of Bowie’s Space Oddity into an animated short, proving that Kolb’s book is bound to make children cry and not want to be an astronaut.