Awesome Music

Permanently stay on vacation (and drive your coworkers nuts) with these Caribbean Finger Drums; they feature eight touch-sensitive pads, good for one octave of a complete scale.

A next-gen Stylophone, the Stylophone Beatbox features samples from UK beatbox champ MC Zani as well as percussion and steel drum sounds; also: record and scratch functions.

Let the fur-lined hunting caps fly: this intro video for DJ Hero takes the classic DJ battle to epic heights, with collapsing overpasses, out of control semis and hordes of breakdancers.

Modest Mouse’s trippy but impressive Whale Song music video begins with a Da Vinci style device and only gets stranger from there; it mixes live action, stop motion and other effects.

Bon Jovi finds their way off the Lost Highway and back to rock with The Circle; on sale 11/10, it’s their 11th studio album and will include the documentary When We Were Beautiful.

A cross between a piano, a drum and a sax, the Eigenharp is an uber-instrument with the capabilities of an electronic keyboard; choose from the budget Pico or professional Alpha.

It costs $500 extra, but HP’s ENVY 15 Beats laptop (available 10/22) may be just worth it: it sports a glossy piano black finish, Core i7, and Beats by Dr. Dre Studio Hi-Def headphones.

With a road-worn finish that screams attitude, the Rock Band Wireless Telecaster Player’s Edition guitar also features Shredderz fret buttons, upgraded Strum Bar and Bigsby whammy.

Beethoven’s legendary 5th Symphony goes graphical with a visual score that serves as a temporal and physical play-by-play: each color represents one of 12 distinct instruments.

Brutal Legend’s multiplayer mode makes its trailer debut, and it actually looks fun: think Battle of the Bands, albeit with real axes and team-based, RTS-style skirmishes.

An advertisement for Portuguese juice company Do Bem, this Wafer Keyboard music video is perhaps a little too sweet: put one in front of us and we guarantee we’ll gobble up the keys.

Fatty Spins gets personal with an MBP with Love At The Apple Store; it was recorded at the 5th Avenue location and true to New York, nobody around him seems to notice.

Although most of Dragon Age: Origin’s previous trailers have used heavy metal, this Music featurette gives us a peek at a far more epic, sweeping score a-la Lord of the Rings.

Shot in a single take with 172 University of Quebec at Montreal students, this LipDub rendition of BEP’s I Gotta Feeling is one heckuva way to start a Fall semester; good job, guys!

Auto-tuning is arguably played out, but this Carl Sagan music video (feat. Stephen Hawking) is the trippiest, space-time bendingest tour of the cosmos we’ve ever taken.

This World trailer shows off Brutal Legend’s setting and characters; the game will have classic metal, goth, and S&M factions, plus the most dynamic, baddest-ass sky we’ve ever seen.