Awesome Music

An understated version of Teknine’s bad-ass Munitio 9mm earphones. The BLK earphones’ Suppressor [M]ic Control also lets you use them for phone calls on the iPhone or the Motorola Droid.

Like the Stones? Sit back and enjoy this awesome elderly street performer in Brussels as he rocks out his own “special” version of the classic (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction. Stick around for a bonus medley.

8-bit fanatic DoctorOctoroc is back on his game with 30 chiptune tracks based on classic TV shows, cartoons and commercials. Ok, Adventures of The Gummi Bears is not a classic.

Jesus take the Wii, take it from a hen are just a few of the many brilliant lines that can be heard in this simultaneously hilarious and horrifying rendition of the ubiquitous Carrie Underwood tune.

Andrew Huang usually makes silly songs on request – welcome to the Internet – but this time he goes pro. Not only did he cover Kanye West’s Dark Fantasy, he also made some new lyrics.

Check out this medley of popular tunes from the young and talented Snubby J, whose instrument of choice is a handbuilt PVC pipe organ/drum set. Bonus: Ozzy at 3:24. (Thanks Kelley!)

Red Dead Redemption would never be as good without this stunning score. Unfortunately the beautiful vinyl edition already sold out; check this page for availability. Also available on iTunes.

This Flash-based interactive artwork lets you create mesmerizing audiovisual compositions which belong on a big screen at a rave. Watch the video demo or just start playing with AVCLASH now.

We’re not sure Dumbledore would approve of the autotuning, but aside from that this mashup of movie lines from Harry Potter from Norwegian Recycling might put a smile on your face.

This VST software synth offers a clean and intuitive interface for creating sounds. It’s designed for easy experimentation and offers an online preset library so you can share sounds. Grab the Beta now.

The O6HD is hand-built using the best audio components, from its DACs to its anti-vibration feet. It has a built-in 2TB drive,  802.11n Wi-Fi, Ethernet, USB and HDMI ports and a CD-RW drive.

Named for one of the world’s earliest drum machines, Gorillaz latest single features vocals by soulful UK singer Daley, and a typically catchy electronic backing track.

Yes, it’s an ad, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t fun: check out the reactions of passengers arriving at Heathrow’s International Terminal, who are given a welcome home to remember. (Thanks Seti!)

Composed entirely from lights that artist Chateau Bezerra found throughout New York City, this experimental music video synchronizes perfectly with Gorilllaz track On Melancholy Hill.

The Random Acts of Culture Initiative performed a pop-up rendition of the Hallelujah Chorus from Handel’s Messiah, to the delight of surprised shoppers at Macy’s in Philadelphia. (Thanks Jason!)

We’d like to grab up one of the 1000 piece limited edition Danny Elfman-Tim Burton 25th Anniversary Music boxes, which includes 16 newly produced CDs, each with artwork by Burton. (Thanks Kyle!)

(NSFW) If you thought Cee Lo Green’s original had a touch of sarcasm in the smooth delivery of his message, take a listen to The Overtones’ a capella version, with its happy, upbeat tones.

This incredible video by Ionut Negrila and Mihai Calota for Subcarpati was made by taking over 5000 long-exposure stills of hand-placed lighted stencils to form one continuous animation.

This baby is mostly like other babies – a cute, adorable, little bundle of shrieks and tears. But unlike other babies, he already has a preference in music. Witness the power of reggae!

OK Go’s latest video, Last Leaf, is comprised entirely of photographs. 15 still shots for every second of video means 2,430 pieces of delicious toast were used to create the stop motion piece.

The Landline parodies the godawful We Are The World remake with an equally horrible performance by a bunch of dads singing about daylight savings. And shopping at Costco. And using the remote.

On a recent episode of Lopez Tonight, Shat takes on Cee Lo Green’s instant classic F**k You, bringing his trademark staccato vocal stylings to the obscenity-filled track.

Musicians are often trendsetters in fashion as well. The Everguyed network pays homage to 20 musicians and their iconic get-ups with these posters by Glenn Michael and James Alexander.