Arnold Rave

The World of SpongeBob SquarePants Just Got Very Frightening...

Techno Song Made Entirely From Jeep Cherokee Sounds

This is pretty cool. And it's catchy. You'll like it.

CHOOOON! The Take By Paul Harris

This track just takes me and puts me in such a good mood. God it's so tight.

Incredible, Amazing Keyboard Drummer Guy Really Makes Me Mad

Because he can play drums better and faster on a keyboard than I can even think up in my head.

Choon Of The Day: Tiesto's Remix Of "I Will Be Here"

Choon Of The Day!

This one is infectious. Seriously. Turn it up and let it play. You will be taken over and energized for the rest of the day. I'm not kidding.

Custom Made Daft Punk Suits

Earlier this year a couple of guys made their own Daft Punk suits -- and then threw a bitchin' party. Too awesome for words, so watch the clip:

God that is amazing.

Click here for the Instructable on how to make your own Daft Punk suits and helmets!

Kanye-ify Any Website

Go here.

Rock And Metal Go 8-Bit

Here are some of my favorites.













Thanks, Mike!

This Is What Happens When You Take A Regular, Crappy Pop Song And Remix It

Here's a great example of what happens when someone takes a regular, safe-for-the-masses-so-they-will-listen-to-it-on-the-radio song and remixes it for the club scene. The song is called "I Don't Know Why" by Moony. The first clip is the original "top 40" radio version. Have a listen (for as long as you can take it):



Now play this second clip, the remix version by Jerome Isma-Ae:



Did you feel the power? Did you sense the epic scale? That's called magic. That's why I love club music. That's why I love what these electronic artists are doing with all of these standardized, shallow, flaccid radio songs. How can you not love a transformation of that magnitude? The original artist has good vocals and a nice delivery but as a whole, the radio version of the song — at least in my opinion — is tame and lethargic... the remix makes you want to actually move and feel alive! Seriously, do you not agree?

Here's another good example, Lady GaGa's "Poker Face." Check out the original:



Now listen to this remix by Jody Den Broeder:



Did that remix make you feel alive? I can't imagine how it could not.

There are hundreds of other great examples of lame songs being transformed into massively epic tracks. I could do this all day. I rest my case.

Electric Zoo

Man, I'd love to go to this on Labor Day weekend. So many big names... Armin Van Buuren, Deadmau5, Kaskade, David Guetta, Markus Schulz, ATB, Benny Benassi, Robbie Rivera... JESUS!!

Alas, my funds are quite dehydrated. F#*K.

Awesomely Awful Album Cover

Okay, somebody has a clever comeback...

More awful album covers here, here, and here.

Atari 2600 Synthcart Mod = 100% Nerd Fun

Okay so apparently there's a home-brew cartridge for the legendary Atari 2600/VCS that turns the console into a (somewhat primitive) synthesizer. That idea alone is pretty awesome but this guy has rigged his VCS to some crazy-ass gear and all I can say is "wow!" Check this out...



Makes you kinda want one, doesn't it?

Quite Possibly The Worst "White Guy Rapper" To Ever Make The Attempt

omfg I will never be able to comprehend just what the hell some people are thinking when they do stuff like this. This guy actually thought he had a real shot at marketing himself — as an average, working class, white rapper — with this terrible, god forsaken video.

Got Ten Minutes? Listen To Some Of The Best Club Music You Will Ever Hear

I mean it.

Besides, it's fun to watch. You'll see.

The Numark NS7 Is Sick

Wow, I would almost give my left nut for this.

Numark just released its brand new NS7, an all-in-one digital DJ system. Real motorized turntables made of metal with actual vinyl platters on top, a 2-channel mixer section, damn-near zero latency (via USB 2), more than 100 LEDs for thorough illumination and way more than I have time to mention here. One very unique feature is something called "Strip Search"... a touch-sensitive strip that lets you quickly zero-in on a particular point in a track, letting you pull a virtual needle drop! As if all that weren't enough, it also comes packed with Serato ITCH software. ITCH is reportedly an awesome interface, organizing song files, providing waveforms, and even analyzing all your tracks to calculate their BPM! Amazing.

The NS7 retails for $1,299 — which may seem steep — until you consider that buying two decent digital decks, a mixer and software would be significantly more expensive. As in the neighborhood of two or three grand. Here you get everything. All you need is a laptop and you're set.

Looks like Numark got it right.



Here's a video of DJ Getdown using the new NS7 (can the boy scratch or what):

Metal Guy Shreds The Living S#@% Out Of His Guitar At 48 Notes Per Second

Since we're on the subject of amazing guitar work, here's a clip showing some dude absolutely shredding a guitar at (supposedly, although not verified to my knowledge) 48 notes per second!!

Yeah. I know.

WHA -- ?!!

How To Start A Massive Dance Party (Fascinating)

This is great. It's pretty much a social experiment. How long does it take to amass a crowd of dancing party-goers? Answer: not long

It's Catchy, You Like It

Damn I love this song. I've been spinning it since last fall -- still not sick of it.

So click and play, 'cause this goes out to my friend Frank. Yo, man, WADDAAAAAAP!

AudioCubes

Okay, I want one.