Daft Punk video, Courtesy of Stereogum

Harder, Better, Faster Stronger video. At first it seems pretty weak but I was left with only one thought when it was over. "CRAZY AWESOME."

Minus Story, Courtesy of Rawkblog

Little Wet Head and Stitch Me Up. Stitch Me Up is my favorite between the two of them; it's a lot more upbeat and easier to get into if you are unfamiliar with the band.

The Conquistadors, Courtesy of Obscuresound

Daydreamer, Started a Fire, and Something Good. Some pretty good tracks, but I can't help but feel that might have felt a little more at home back in the 80's. Anyway, there you have it.

The Selfish Gene, Courtesy of Obscuresound

Autopilot, Fist Fed, and Available. Their stuff is medium paced, but leaning toward fast. Great write-up, so head on over and listen.

The Eames Era, Courtesy of Myoldkentuckyblog

Benjamin, When You Were a Millionaire, and Dear Gabby live. All in all, they sounds great live; They have a really together sound.

Petticoat, Petticoat, Courtesy of Myoldkentuckyblog

Love In An Alley, and Glittering Heels. She has a nice voice, and it's really easy to listen to. At certain points in Glittering Heels, her voice reminds me of The Pipettes. So if that's the kind of stuff you like. . .

TheDeathSet, Courtesy of Brooklynvegan

The video for Negative Thinking is up along with the MP3 for that and Paranoia and Intermission. I was suprised I liked their sound at first, having just read their name, but it's not too heavy. So get on it.

You Say Party! We Say Die!, Courtesy of Brooklynvegan

The music video for the song Monster. Nice song with a shockingly cool video. The filming on this thing is great.

Dirty Projectors, Courtesy of Brooklynvegan

The MP3 of No More and a 12 minute video of a live show. This guy definitely has a unique sound, but if you dont mind that the video is pretty cool to just watch.