The latest song from electropop band Passion Pit is more pop than electro, but more notably its the lyrics that take center stage in this track. Take a Walk is from the upcoming album Gossamer.

Glennz latest design offers up a glimpse at the future of bandage technology, with specially-cut bandages for every wound type. We doubt they’d stop bleeding from even a tiny chainsaw though.

Every bone in our bodies hurts after watching this action-packed demo from French stunt actor Vincent Gatinaud. We’re not sure if those wounds at the beginning are real, but we wouldn’t doubt it.

While we like the idea of high-tech weapons as much as the next guy, we think that Sneaky Zebra’s take on Siri as a chatty combat assistant is ridiculous and would ultimately get you killed.

The new owners of the Commodore brand already revamped the C64, and now they’ve revived the Amiga – in name only – with this configurable Windows PC in a Mac Mini-like aluminum case.

YouTuber thecussingchannel’s hilariously pure edit of Jean Claude Van Damme’s 1989 movie Kickboxer. Screw the Director’s Cut, all action movies should offer a condensed edit like this.

Designed by David Koch, the parts of the 3Style table can be easily recombined to transform it into either a four-seater dining table, a coffee table or a desk without using any tools.

The music video for Get By by Delta Heavy is a fun stop motion short film featuring various kinds of toys being tested and then destroyed. But for what purpose? All will be revealed in the end.

The Cloak bag sure has an interesting design. Store your SLR in it, fold in the bottom and side panels and you can shoot without taking your camera out of it. Made of water-resistant fabric.

Crypton Home’s rocking chair is not only comfortable, it’s also well prepared against the destructive power of toddlers, thanks to fabric that is stain-, moisture- and odor-resistant.

A concept by Roshan Hakkim, the Umbra is actually a wall-mounted sundial. LEDs in the border of the clock emulate the sun, creating the appropriate hour and minute hand shadows.

(NSFW: Language) The red band trailer for the renamed The Watch reveals what the neighborhood watch is up against. But not even aliens can overcome their greatest strength: dick jokes.

The guys from Epipheo sit down with How to Survive a Robot Uprising and Robocopalypse author Daniel H. Wilson, to give us some pointers on how to deal with the aforementioned problem.

Une Bobine (“a coil”) is a flexible yet stiff charging cable for the iPhone and iPod Touch. Its “metal gooseneck” material allows the cable to act as a stand and be fixed into a variety of positions.

These guys are so excited to drink their sake bombs that they can’t help but join in and chant in anticipation of their rice-and beer-induced drunken stupor. Uh, maybe next time.

First released in 2010, the Buckethead Les Paul has an oversized body, a marker-less fingerboard and ceramic humbucking pickups with arcade style kill switches, just as the shredder wants it.

Take on up to 32 players in massive online battles, and if you need help, call for equipment, vehicles and fortifications to be dropped into the field. We know what we’re playing tonight.

Lunar Europe’s Nova climbing wall offers aesthetics that blend into a modern home like a work of art, but provide challenging climbing surfaces, and light-up routes triggered by an iPhone app.

German artist EVOL creates unbelievably realistic illustrations of apartment buildings using cardboard, spray paint and complex stencils. Check out more of his work on his website.

Nico Rosberg of the Mercedes AMG Petronas Formula One team explains the unusual sitting position of an F1 driver inside the race car’s cockpit and the challenges that arise because of it.

These cats need to get upstairs, but instead of looking for a staircase, they take the easy way out (or up) courtesy of this low-budget lift contrived by their owner – who couldn’t afford one of these.

Alisa Toninato makes cast-iron skillets shaped like the continental states of the U.S. The optional magnetic hanger lets you show ’em off after you’re done making state-shaped food.

Last April, passengers aboard the Copenhagen Metro were treated to the classiest flash mob ever: a performance of Edvard Grieg’s Peer Gynt by the Copenhagen Philharmonic Orchestra.