How is it that no one ever remixed the “Home Alone” theme? It’s such a dope idea, and now Virtual Boy have beaten everyone to the punch! It’s a perfect fit for the California-based electronic duo, who meld orchestral sounds with state-of-the-art glitch funk that will melt your face in no time. There’s a sense of playfulness to the Virtual Boy sound–they’re playing with the listener’s expectations at all times on their ep How Do I Get To Space…

Sometimes you just gotta say WTF, which is much of the spirit that is behind Rad Omen. A (seemingly) random pairing between a well-known rock frontman and a world-trotting electronic DJ, Rad Omen is what happens when creative folks just let predispositions go and just get… well, creative. Time will certainly tell the true tale behind this track and the resulting album, which we are told is being leaked entirely at some point, but for now this video and download will have to speak for them. The punchline of the video?

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.

Adam Freeland is one of the world’s dance music DJ icons, famed for his neo-electro club funk that kicks with rock-star attitude. For his new album, COPE™, Freeland put his guitars where his mouth is, recruiting everyone from Tommy Lee to DEVO legend Jerry Casale to Brody Dalle to Joey Santiago of the Pixies for the most exciting rock-electronic hybrid in recent memory.

Nosaj Thing has quickly garnered attention from outlets as dispersed as the BBC, The Fader and Giant Robot magazine. Called an “essential purchase”, “startlingly good” and “the future of hip-hop and what producers will be biting in the next couple of years”, Drift, the electronic, beat-driven debut LP has already topped the Bleep and Boomkat…

Woe to anyone in Southern California who tries to put on any sort of non-basketball related event on the night of a Lakers game during the finals. Even the electronic-music nerds couldn’t tear themselves away from the Lakers crushing Orlando Magic 100-75, as was evident to The Field playing to 30 people exactly (yes, I counted) last night at the Glass House in Pomona. Come all the way from Sweden for this?