Elektro Guzzi - Pentagonia

"Electro-techno" song Pentagonia from the album Parquet. Electro Guzzi are Bernhard Hammer, Jakob Schneidewind and Bernhard Breuer from Vienna This video is by Karin Hammer.

more info: www.elektroguzzi.net

OK Go - Needing/Getting

The new music video from OK Go, they set up over 1000 instruments over two miles of desert outside Los Angeles. A Chevy Sonic was outfitted with retractable pneumatic arms designed to play the instruments, and the band recorded this version of Needing/Getting, singing as they played the instrument array with the car. The video took 4 months of preparation and 4 days of shooting and recording. There are no ringers or stand-ins; Damian took stunt driving lessons. Each piano had the lowest octaves tuned to the same note so that they'd play the right note no matter where they were struck.
Director: Brian L. Perkins & Damian Kulash, Jr.



For more information visit http://www.okgo.net.

Sick Sick!! - You're Dancing Only When You're Sad

Amazing song with good dance clip from the movie Riot On Sunset Strip 1967. Music And Lyrics By Sick Sick!! Vocals By Noemi.



More info: http://psychedelicsoundsformysoul.blogspot.com/

Vanilla Fudge - You Keep Me Hanging On

Vanilla Fudge's 1967 psychedelic/hard rock version of song originally recorded by The Supremes for the Motown label in 1966. Very famous is also version by British singer Kim Wilde from 1986. This is from The Ray And Hony Show (1968).

Sigur Rós - Ekki múkk

This is first track from the new album Valtari. Ekki Múkk loosely translates into english as ‘Not Seagull’. Video by Jónsi's sister, Inga Birgisdóttir.

Sigur Rós - Ekki múkk from Sigur Rós on Vimeo.

more info: sigur-ros.co.uk/valtari

Mati Zundel - Senior Montecostez

Raised on rural rhythms, blends dance music and South American country folk, fusing chacareras, huaynos, and vidalas two-step with electronic textures. Shaman chants and charango guitar loops form the backbone of Mati's songs, and native voices create the backbeat to percussion and bass, while melodies combine Argentine cumbia with psychedelic tones. The result is a furiously original style that takes indigenous roots, and layers it with a contemporary sensibility, maintaining respect for ritual and tradition while pushing classic Latin influences into a cosmic future.

Robot Quadrotors Perform James Bond Theme

Flying robot quadrotors perform the James Bond Theme by playing various instruments including the keyboard, drums and maracas, a cymbal, and the debut of an adapted guitar built from a couch frame. These flying quadrotors are completely autonomous, meaning humans are not controlling them; rather they are controlled by a computer programed with instructions to play the instruments. Video Produced and Directed by Kurtis Sensenig
Quadrotors and Instruments by Daniel Mellinger, Alex Kushleyev and Vijay Kumar

More information: http://www.upenn.edu/spotlights/penn-quadrotors-ted