A short film by Gioacchino Petronicce for Pix’n Love Editions which harnesses the power of sound to communicate some of life’s little game-enders. Crank up your speakers or headphones for this one.

The WaterWhisperer pretends she’s a doctor and checks your scalp. Why? To induce ASMR, a tingling sensation in the head. Or put you to sleep. Either way it’s a good kind of weird. Best w/headphones.

Midrange headphones from the luxury speaker maker. These noise-isolating on-ear headphones are made of leather and aluminum and equipped with MartinLogan’s vaunted electrostatic speakers.

Swedish headphone maker Urbanears collaborated with wool experts Harris Tweed to release a special edition of the former’s Plattan on-ear headphones, which of course get sweet handwoven wool covers.

Similar to the Zumreed Hybrid, the Boomphones lets you go from solo to sharing thanks to its two external speakers. It has an internal battery that lasts up to 10 hours in Boombox Mode.

Marshall’s iconic amplifier design has made its way into headphones and fridges, so why not in a messenger bag? This bag fits 15″ laptops (and mini amplifiers) and has a port for headphone cables.

Active noise-canceling headphones with solid wood ear cups and a “defeat” button that simultaneously turns off the noise-cancelation and lowers the volume so you can hear what’s around you.

The newest edition of Marshall’s Major headphones has a heavy metal theme: all-black paint with a denim headband. Marshall is also giving away a matching amp to promote the Pitch Black series.

Sony employed one of the world’s best sound designers to craft this binaural soundscape that takes you inside the experience of preparing to rock out a capacity crowd. Headphones are a must.

Sit back, put on your headphones, and let your eyes and ears drink in this ethereal animated music video by WINTR for Swedish alt-pop artists Niki & The Dove. Get the track here for free.

Audio-Technica’s newest headphones feature Solid Bass; we haven’t tried them yet, but we know for sure there’s solid talent in their ad, featuring dance phenom Marquese Scott. (Thanks, Kristin!)

Like its big brother, the HD 700’s open ear cups flaunt its 40 mm Duofol transducers, mounted on steel gauze and angled for natural sound. A comfy headband and ear cushions round out the package.

Inni is the name of both Sigur Rós’ live album and their live film, both captured from their last performance in 2008. Put your headphones on, click the link and drown in their song Festival.

The pièce de résistance of Audio-Technica’s 50th Anniversary line. It has a cherry wood housing with lacquer finish optimized to suppress vibration, lambskin earpads and a 53mm driver.

A limited edition of the TMA-1 DJ headphones made with the help of hip hop and electronic label Fool’s Gold. It has an angled stereo plug and a cable lock so you stay connected while mixing beats.

Marshall’s handsome and comfy Major headphones are now more cellphone-friendly. They now have a built-in microphone and a one-button remote to control music playback and receive calls.

Streetware shop PLNDR.com is giving Awesomer readers a chance to win 1 of 3 pairs of cool WeSC headphones. Simply register and you’ll be entered to win. (Ends 3/25/2011, U.S. entrants only)

This week’s pick are Audio Technica’s ATH-BB500 headphones, which offer big bold sounds to help you shake yourself out of your daily funk, as you crank up some funk. Check back on 3/1 for more.

Is it the plethora of colors on these UrbanEars headphones or the gorgeous photography showcasing the newest hues in the collection that’s more compelling? Either way, they look pretty cool.

The Astro Mixamp 5.8 turns any wired headset or headphones into a wireless one, so you can sit as far away from your Xbox 360 or PS3 as you like while enjoying surround sound.

Teague designer Dana Krieger used the concept of tensegrity in the creation of the 20/20, giving the headphones both durability and flexibility, not to mention a bad-ass, yet stylish look.

The scandalous Edition 10 headphones are handmade in Germany using exotic materials, such as ear cup covers lavished with Ethiopian sheep leather, ruthenium and Zebrano wood.

Got 5.1 speakers or headphones hooked up? Crank up the volume, and check out this all-around sound from beatboxer Beardyman, designed to show off Dolby’s new mobile surround chip.