Was mucking around, browsing on the internet, wondering WTF is going on in Life, itching for a cigerette and half-listening to the Hype Machine's podcast (just another typical day) when I saw this on the Gaiman Boy's blog ( Read more... )

but have I ever mentioned how much I love Neon Hitch? No? Then take it that I really do love the woman and her brilliant spins on some well-known tracks.

Only found out about her "Cooler Than Me (Mike Posner Vs Sia)" cover/mash-up when I was exploring The Hype Machine's 2010 Zeitgeist site*. The way she weaves her vocals around the Sia chords is ( Read more... )

The lyrics of Eminem's "Love the Way You Lie (feat Rihanna)" make some people I know scream bloody murder. I can't comment about the lyrics, but damn, if the melody doesn't latch itself onto your brain ( Read more... )

It's been a while since Stars came up with something so gorgeously wistful. And then someone had to take it to a whole new level. In a good way.

Stars - Dead Hearts (LightsoverLA Remix)

I would blather on, but a good chunk of what I thought about the track has already been written by a Space Age Bachelor... He also posted an amazing cover of The ( Read more... )

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“When he writes lyrics it’s like he’s seen a family film and then spliced it with a video nasty... It’s filmic; beautiful, yet very dark.”

Not a fan of the video, but the melody and vocals more than make up for it. (What about the lyrics? I'm currently too tired to listen carefully. I do like the quote above though.)

Play with Dirpy, a godsend when it comes to converting Youtube videos into mp3.

Meet the One Who Questioned, "Where did all the music go?" And his answer. And then think.

Lust over Sherlock Benedict Cumberbatch Sherlock Benedict Cumberbatch Sherlock's voice. Be amused (or disturbed) by the fact that Moriaty is a campy villain gayer than monkeys ( Read more... )

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I really like this.

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...　I like Jasper Steverlinck's voice more than Buckley's? *shrug* There's also a version of Shakespeare’s “Romeo & Juliet” that weaves fifteen songs from Buckley throughout it.

To be honest, I think "Bad Romance" is much more visually interesting, but Steven Meisel's take on Lady Gaga's "Alejandro" is... one giant fetish fest? And very in line with his style of photography I suppose.

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... and this is probably the most awesome cover of Lady Gaga's "Alejandro" that ever existed.

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