SKIRMISHER

The sheer number is supposed to make you feel “awed,” but we all know zombies are usually legion.
From Mexico.

Some cool stuff.

As you can see from his faxes, Billy had a clear overall vision for the package from the start. One of his notes reads, “As you know I am looking for that very sentimental, Victorian style look…” It is not well known, but originally I had suggested a photographer to execute the various images Billy [...]

An exciting new music you can shake your stick at. Here’s “Fel Del Av Garden.”

An obscure Pinoy blogger is trying to make a list of popular rock songs from the 90s, the decade which placed good ol’ Rock N’ Roll into the music mainstream.
The blogger pleads for assistance from potential readers to augment his list. But nobody replies to him (save from a sick alter-ego of Juliana Hatfield and [...]

Jonathan Chase — degree holder in Aerospace Engineering, among other things — has written a Dr- Alban-esque rap song about astrobiology. And he pulls it off, too.
{Also: the Large Hadron Collider rap song}

Still freaked out by what the CERN’s Large Hadron Collider actually does? Here’s the dance-able, cavortable, hump-a-dead-tree-able “Large Hadron Collider” rap song to delightfully explain it all to you in plain English. Lyrics included.

You don’t remember the album, the artist’s name barely registers, but say these song titles and you instantly snap, “You go, girlfriend!” to the hulky gym instructor. These songs just bring those magic moments.

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A 1920s dance kraze, the Charleston, to the tune of Daft Punk’s “Around the World.” Somebody must have seen the future.

Just when you thought Natalie Portman [and her nips] couldn’t possibly go hotter, she does this.
From Devendra Banhart’s “Carmensita.”
And while you’re at it, you can download here a better MP3 file of “Carmensita.”

Up-and-coming band Science Vs. Witchcraft is releasing an EP called It’s Not Necrophilia If You’re Dead, Too, packaged in a way reminiscent of a 1980’s PC game. Note that we actually used the word “reminiscent.”
Nevertheless! Pop the music CD into any computer and you’ll find a text-based adventure game written by a band member and [...]

Some dude got tired of playing Call of Duty, so he gathers all those mind-numbing gun shots into a lullaby.

“Stand by your ham,” the new pop sensation. Soon to be a hit among blow-job-loving cops, politicians with a passion for airport urinals, menschy Russian dictators, sodomizing clergy, impossible-to-bother award-winning authors, and the bovine wonders in Howl’s Moving Castle.
Mmmkay, that’s basically everyone who is anyone.

Pi. Normally it’s just awesome. Now it will sing.

Remember when you were a teenage kid swooning over your first crush and your mouth exploding with the word “love”? This is almost like that, except it says it like it is, completely without the bullshit. Great song to woo your Valentines date.

Shot in a single take, this music video of My Robot Friend’s “Robot Highschool” is about a song that “allegorically questions what happens when our perspective and views of reality are manipulated by those in authority without any moral concern for the outcome.” Whoa, think about it.

These are three “masterpieces” of awesome music video director Chris Cunningham, namely Aphex Twin’s “Windowlicker” and “Come to Daddy” and Bjork’s “All is full of love.”
“Windowlicker,” for one, is bizarre, intriguing, and oddly hilarious. Probably the best shit of its kind in years.