Panda Bear - Boys Latin

Ah, Panda Bear. The Animal Collective front-man and Daft Punk collaborator's fifth album, "Panda Bear Meets The Grim Reaper", is slated for release early next year. The video for the album's second single "Boys Latin" is just as bizarre, trippy and tranquil as Panda Bear's distorted echoing lyricism.

Boys Latin chronicles the story of a young woman out for a hike along a coastal tide pool. Her encounter with a sea anemone triggers a phantasmagorical reaction. She meets a man who seems to be in a similar predicament, and together they start a family of sorts.

Lady on a mission.

The psychedelic coloring and involuntary violent nature of their transformations almost bring to mind comparisons to the 1980 sci-fi thriller Altered States. The gorgeous 2.5-D graphics look positively out of this world.San-Francisco production house Encyclopedia Pictura did a phenomenal job on this video.

Rare Candy Pokémon Gallery and Charity

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Using the talent of 151 artists, the Rare Candy Art Gallery and Charity is a collection of the originial 151 Pokémon in a vast amount of assortments. Each piece is currently up for auction on the Gallery's website where funds will all be directly donated to Canines For Disabled Kids. Quite a few of the pieces really stand out and I'm a sucker for alternative art for pop culture.

After the break I've provided 8 of my favorite pieces from the gallery that I might suggest you check out over here.

Author & Punisher: A Truly Unique Industrial Sound

Tristan Shone runs a one man band called Author & Punisher, with a sound that can be best described as dark industrial/metal. Using some hand made machines, controllers and speakers he's capable of generating a truly distorted, dark, brooding sound that is generated via physical force to create some legit industrial noise to accompany the metal tracks. It might not be everybody's cup of tea, but hell...I love this guys thinking. Check out a few tracks of Author & Punisher on their Sound Cloud.

Breaking: Movie Posters Look Way Better In Black And Red

Once again showing my appreciation for alternative movie posters I present to you, Olly Moss. Using only black and red, Moss creates some beautiful pieces that I wouldn't mind hanging all over my house. All thats left is for you to buy them for me somehow. Hit the jump to check out more of Olly Moss' work or visit his website here.