The future of metal is now as Genghis Tron brings the scorcher 'Things Don't Look Good' from their album 'Board Up the House'. It is accompanied by a very grim animated video that suits it perfectly.

The Books' song Take Time from their album The Lemon of Pink. This is the video that accompanies the band's performance during their live show. It can also be found on their DVD Playall. As with all things from The Books, it is beautiful and poetic.

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Black Sabbath done in the style of a 70's cartoon. It was done by Robert Smigel as part of the TV Funhouse series.

A short wierd PSA from the Finland Ministry of Transport made by Spyfilms.

The Tricky Kid does it again with this smooth broiler that is Revolution Evolution Love. Song features vocals by Hawkman and Ed Kowalczyk from Live. Very nice transition sin the vid used to move between the vocalists.

The brutal video for Unsane's song Scrape. Definately not for the squeamish.

Portishead's latest video from their album Third. They have masterfully reinvented themselves and their magic is on full display in this wonderfully trippy animated video.

The climatic mind-f*** scene from this extremely trippy film. I'm not even going to try and sum this film up as I could write volumes about it. Just watch this film if you haven't already. (NSFW due to very brief nudity.)

Nick Swardson brings the funny yet again. From his work on Reno 911 to his supporting role in Grandma's Boy, he is consistantly one of the funniest comedic actors of recent times.

Trent and a very gothic look. Great video and a great song.

Venetian Snares (Aaron Funk)combines spastic breakbeats and beautiful classical string arrangements in this breathtaking video for his piece Szamar Madar. This appears on his album Rossz Csillag Alatt Született.

From their self titled debut album, this is the music video for Mr. Bungle's song Travolta. God bless Mike Patton and his deviant cohorts of musical misanthropy.

Seriously....wtf?!! I think these guys are my new favorite band. Elvis is dead. Long live the king....and his smoke machine.