Awesome Music

We’re loving this hypnotic music video for indie band BrotherSister’s Still Run; it shows a continuously shifting landscape that starts off serene but gets pretty dicey towards the end.

A million voices cried out and were played in a loop: Star Wars Soundboard has dozens of squealing Jawas, growling Wookiees and whiny Lukes to mix at your mercy. Thanks, Thorir!

At $200, you could get a real guitar in place of Logitech’s new Wireless Guitar; still, for hardcore Rock Band/Guitar Hero players, you can’t beat the $50 price drop over the previous edition.

Make your musical proclivities loud and clear with Rocksmith’s Boombox tee, which features a giant all-over printed 80s-style ghetto blaster; too bad it’s only good for a frontal assault.

Stradivarius players would blanch, but the electric Squidolin takes the violin into the 21st century with amplifier output and the ability to teach beginners with a series of simple exercises.

Good until 5 pm PST today (5/9), Charles & Marie’s Limited Edition Phonofone II is on sale for $300; it’s essentially a passive amplified speaker for your iPod made entirely out of ceramic.

Saving money never sounded so good: Teenage Engineering’s Styrofoam Turntable is constructed from high density foam and actually works; they also plan to make an OP-1 Synth.

We’re tempted to call the Indigo a $12k iPod Dock, but that doesn’t describe all of its features; it’s designed to serve as a hub for your analog and digital audio both wired and wirelessly.

Even Sweden has rednecks, but anyone who can play Sweet Georgia Brown with a tractor on drums is smart enough to rebuild civilization–shotguns, six packs of beer and all.

In addition to all the goodies in The Beatles: Rock Band Limited Edition, two custom guitars will also be available for $99 a pop on 9/9: a Gretsch Duo-Jet and Rickenbacker 325.

Similar to Dear Walker, this music video for rapper Nyle’s Let The Beat Build was filmed in a single take; even more amazing, the audio was recorded simultaneously with the film.

Calrec’s Apollo Audio Console is a visual and audio feast, with OLED displays, touchscreens and light-emitting knobs; the mixer uses Bluefin2 HDSP with 12 layers and up to 320 faders.

Feel better about your Monday with this T-Mobile Sing-along, which is guaranteed to uplift your spirits; over 13,500 folks gather in Trafalgar Square in London to sing The Beatles’ Hey Jude.

The Pet Shop Boys were hip before most of us had lips, but their tenth album Yes is their strongest outing since 1993’s Very; it’s an evolutionary mix of pop songs and slower ballads.

Students have been doing a capella versions of Ben Folds’ songs for years, but they get official with University a Capella; it has 16 tracks from the country’s best university troupes.

We’d be boogying to this Lusso Turntable too if we could afford it; at $31k, this ultra-lux record player features a carbon tonearm and motor on their own aluminum/black acrylic cones.

Last augmented reality vid for now, we promise: Todd Vanderlin’s AR Scratching lets you scratch just about anything (not just records), instantly turning you into a pseudo disc jockey.

Not your everyday clock radio, Bang & Olufsen’s BeoSound 3 sits in a vertically oriented aluminum case; it’ll play MP3/WMAs via SD/MMC cards and uses a rechargeable battery.

Two musical powerhouses join forces with the Gibson Artist Series, headed by Led Zep’s Jimmy Page and featuring the designs of 12 street artists; they’ll be auction 4/29 in London.

Custom LBP levels are a dime a dozen, but Little Daft Punk is worth at least a few shiny helmets; it’s a remix of Daft Punk’s best hits set on some truly funktastic, Robot Rockin’s stages.

Even if you’re not acquainted with music label Ubiquity Records, their Boombox Wallet is a sweet accessory for funk/hip hop fans; this slim wallet still holds up to 8 cards with an iD pullout.

Although Blackbird is best known for their small carbon fiber guitars, the Super OM is their first full-sized acoustic; a pickup with volume and tone control is available for an extra $140.

You’ll need to keep it away from rogue buttons and zippers, but this Guitar Hanger is a great idea for musicians living in tight spaces; it takes all of five seconds to hang your axe.