Thursday, March 24, 2011
Crystal Method Remix Daft Punk's 'Tron'

On April 5, Daft Punk's soundtrack for Tron: Legacy will get the full-blown remix treatment, featuring re-tweaked cuts of the orchestral-dance soundtrack by top electronic artists like Moby, Boys Noize, M83, Teddybears, Paul Oakenfold and others. We've got an exclusive premiere of standout track "The Grid," as remixed by dancefloor masters Crystal Method. Cant wait!
Daft Punk's ominous original, which the duo cut with an 85-piece orchestra and rounded out with movie dialogue from Jeff Bridges, gets revamped by the Crystal Method to sound like a club-banger for the apocalypse, with zooming synth lines that slowly get replaced by the swelling strings of the movie's main theme. Nice! And its really nice to see that crystal method is at it again. Love those guys!
Hear the song HERE
Labels: music
Monday, November 22, 2010
Cassius - I Love U So
Nifty idea, and killer song as well
Cassius - I Love U So
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Cassius - I Love U So
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Labels: music, music video
Monday, November 08, 2010
I guess being dead dont really mean anything nowdays
MJ has produced a new album apparently.. Or at least the recordlables have... Sounds all-right I guess

http://breakingnews.michaeljackson.com/
http://breakingnews.michaeljackson.com/
Labels: music
Friday, October 29, 2010
Rye Rye - Sunshine ft. M.I.A.
M.I.A has made the right choice to focus on her new protege, Baltimore rapper/dancer Rye Rye cause this is funkysweet!
Check out the first vid here:
Check out the first vid here:
Labels: music, music video
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
New Gorillaz Track, "All Played Out" Feat Daley

They've released a new track, "Doncamatic (All Played Out)," featuring UK singer Daley, which will be officially released in November.
If you were wondering, the title of the track is from Donca Matic, a japanese electro-mechanical drum machine invented in 1963. Well, so now you know =D
PS: The intro really reminds me of the opening to Futurama for some reason ;)
Listen to it here!
Labels: music
Thursday, September 09, 2010
Super Mario Bros. Rap-remix by "LevarAllen"
A friend of mine sendt me this link saying. "Im not into rap, but Im diggin the hell out of this tune" Im not the biggest rap-listner myself (though I do occationly listen to Jurrasic 5, Roots, Arrested Development, Busdriver, Roots Manova, Dangermouse etc) I am however one hundred prosent behind him on this one. Its catchy as hell, talended written and put together, and a genuinly nostalgic song all together! Spead the word!
Check it out here:
Check it out here:
Labels: games, music, music video
Friday, December 25, 2009
Patton Oswalt's "Christmas Shoes"
Oh lord... =D
Patton Oswald (king of queens) is a great stand-up comedian. He`s got extremely good timing and is like me, a bit of a nerd. I would highly recommend that you seek out his shows. Here he is talking about his least favorite song of the holidays:
And here is the original:
Patton Oswald (king of queens) is a great stand-up comedian. He`s got extremely good timing and is like me, a bit of a nerd. I would highly recommend that you seek out his shows. Here he is talking about his least favorite song of the holidays:
And here is the original:
Labels: music, music video, Trailer
Wednesday, September 09, 2009
Video Premiere: Basement Jaxx: "Feelings Gone"
After the first run through of Jaxx`s new music video and song I was a bit dissapointet.. but decidet to let it grow on me.. Now I am diggin it! And so should you!
Space travel meets puppetry in this cosmically charming clip.
Somewhere between 2001: A Space Odyssey and the puppets from "Mister Rodgers' Neighborhood" lies this new one from video innovators Basement Jaxx. In it, the Jaxx and their friends try to save electro-funk singer Sam Sparro, who plays a wayward astronaut. Did we mention their real heads are stuck onto little puppet bodies? (Of course, this isn't the first time the Jaxx have had their heads superimposed.) Andy Soup directs.
The new Basement Jaxx album, Scars, is out October 6 in the U.S. via Ultra and September 20 in the UK via XL.
Space travel meets puppetry in this cosmically charming clip.
Somewhere between 2001: A Space Odyssey and the puppets from "Mister Rodgers' Neighborhood" lies this new one from video innovators Basement Jaxx. In it, the Jaxx and their friends try to save electro-funk singer Sam Sparro, who plays a wayward astronaut. Did we mention their real heads are stuck onto little puppet bodies? (Of course, this isn't the first time the Jaxx have had their heads superimposed.) Andy Soup directs.
The new Basement Jaxx album, Scars, is out October 6 in the U.S. via Ultra and September 20 in the UK via XL.
Labels: music, music video
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