Typical Week
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Datsik - Nuke ‘Em
Face-melting dubstep from Datsik, one of the few reasons I think Canada could possibly be awesome.
unburyingthelead: The video above is called Tokyo Sky Drive and is utterly beautiful. I can’t really tell you how he did it, but I think he drove around Tokyo taking footage of the streets at night, mirrored it horizontally and then went from there. I say went from there because you’ll seem like you’re driving down a street and then you’ll enter some kind of tunnel or be under a strange overhang, and well, it just doesn’t process in my brain.
I’m pretty sure that some of these images are stitched together, but how I’m not sure, and I could definitely be wrong on this. But combined with the music by Sugar Plant it makes for quite a relaxing viewing.
(via Kitsune Noir & SNOW Magazine)
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more: Night v 2, Day v 1, Day v 2Do yourself the favor of clicking thru to YouTube, turning on HD, and making these fullscreen. They’re wicked awesome.
Man’s Game
This was pretty damn funny at 4 in the morning, not gonna lie.
Mind-Control Parasites ➔
This is exactly like The Thing. I’m freaked out and fascinated at the same time.
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Crookers - Remedy (feat. Miike Snow)
It’s starting to get really REALLY difficult for me to remain patient until this album comes out. DJ’s of the future here.
“I left my Sith Lord cloak to close to near my mom’s shrine to Italian Jesus, and the candle started a fire.”
— Frank, 30 Rock
(via tetron)
“My guest tonight has not been on the show since February 12th, 2008. I wonder what he’s been up to…please welcome Eliot Spitzer!”
— Stephen Colbert
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“Highs N Lows” - Kid Cudi
Kid Cudi with a Bob Dylan sample? Yes pleeeeease. This is actually an older joint of his (from like 3-4 years ago), but it was never released with decent quality, so it was released today in good quality, and I’m loving it. Consistent with Cudder’s usual act of rhyming about struggles, this one talks about his highs and lows. Once again, I relate to Cudi’s lyrics delivered in his unique voice, topped with a tiny bit of a lisp (if you can call it that), that just seems to calm me down about life in general.
Now won’t you please save Scotty low…won’t you please, God, help me please
Skins: Three Musketeers
