Gil Scott-Heron’s video for “Me And The Devil”, out Feb 22. Taken from his forthcoming album “I’m New Here” which takes this music legend into new territory sonically (and here visually), a post-apocalyptic landscape filled with dark grimy beats. It’s a refreshing yet honest take on the blues classic, as the revolution seems at hand and Heron is the MC.

Hemlock label mate James Blake took the relatively unheard Garage track Stop What You’re Doing by Untold and threw it face first into a large vat of honey, producing this smooth-lurching left-field monster. The remix is getting some serious play in the darkest basements around the world right now. KSPACE favorite Gaslamp Killer has been showing it some love as well, using it as a tool to cool down live sets without losing much energy.

I didn’t even know what “buggyrollin” was, until I saw this video and searched it on Google. The body-rollerblading combination lies somewhere in between amazing and frightening in my book. The dude is skeleton luging on dry land with wheels attached to every contact point of his body, whatever this is, it’s totally radical.

One day, sports will evolve to this caliber. Mix blood-sport table tennis with a healthy appetite for destruction and you would have this. What an epic match.

An amazing concept paired with amazing animation. Everything goes from being slightly connected to combined and overwhelmed in a matter of minutes.

Have you ever felt like you were living in a movie? Keith Schofield explores a part of that idea most people don’t think about. This is one of those videos that works so perfectly with the song, you would think they wrote it for the music video.

Flash-mobs are random, awesome, fun, and awe-inspiring! Wikepedia defines a flash mob as a large group of people who assemble suddenly in a public place, perform an unusual action for a brief time, then quickly disperse. These spontaneous group performances reveal that there are people out there are working to make something fun and awesome, and giving it to others without expecting anything in return.

Another bizarre video from the demented mind of Eric Wareheim, brought to life by Fatalfarm, following his work with Major Lazer. This song could break even further into the pop charts than the past singles from Guns Don’t Kill People… Lazers Do. This video will certainly help it make some rounds.

N.A.S.A.’s video for Spacious Thoughts off their debut album, Spirit of Apollo, featuring Kool Keith and Tom Waits. The video was made by Fluorescent Hill, a small artist collective out of Montreal.

Q3D Entertainment has released a few clips on to YouTube to promote the release of The Carter Documentary, a deep and comprehensive look into the life of Lil’ Wayne. The first is a 10 minute clip the documentary begins with, and the second is a clip taken from a studio session.

In what I believe is an awesome push to release a mixtape, a mysterious man going under the name James Richards claims to have obtained a Beatles album from another dimension. In the alternate dimension Richards visits in his story, the Beatles never broke up, and are all still alive and touring.

Slow motion hipsters playing with super soakers in the woods set to a hot dubstep track. Tim Brown (Colonel Blimp) & Christopher Hewitt (Knucklehead) team up for the the new release from Hecq Vs Exillion. Titled “Spheres Of Fury”

My trip into the dust and my adventures on the playa led me to taking a few photos on bona-fide cellulose film. The trip was my first time out, and truly amazing. I narrowed the stack of photos I took down to 12 and wrote a little about each one. Enjoy!

As the Hyphy hip-hop movement surfaced, Oakland based artist Eric Federic lost control of a recessed personality that took over him like a disco-fueled funk demon. Overtaken by his new ostentatious and unscrewed personality, Federics own party minded Mr. Hyde, he assumed the role of Ricky Reed.

This is the brand new video for ‘Armand Van Helden & A-TRAK Present Duck Sauce – aNYway’, released on Data Records 26th October 2009. We blew this track up when it first hit the web, and this video makes it even more special.

Thanks to Virtual Boy, I have made it to space. I didn’t realize how long it took, because I was lost in the harmonic textures of classical guitar and piano compositions lightly draped over thick, juicy synthesizers. They just released their first EP, “How Long Does it Take to Get to Space?” (iTunes) on 1320 Records, and it is starting to gain momentum on the undercurrents of a variety of different music scenes …..

The Dø live and unplugged at Store Studio on Norwegian television NRK.

Brand new music video for “Luv Deluxe” by Nu Disco group Cinnamon Chasers.

The magically appealing duo Air is geared up for their latest album release, Love 2, out October 6. They just set sail with the first single off the album, Sing Sang Sung, the video matches the song a dreamy, psychedelic, mellow manner.

Owl City’s video single ‘Fireflies’ hit the web a month ago, and Ocean Eyes, Adam Young’s newest album officially hit shelfs and digital carts last week. He has been pretty hush-hush until now, staying underground while accumulating over 40 million plays on his Myspace.