James Blake - Retrogade

   

There are very few songs I can confidently say I wish were longer due to overall quality of composition, James Blake's newest single Retrogade is one of them. Honestly, I can't quite recall any other music I've listened to over the past week since the single's release, it's just far too mesmerizing. James Blake's distinct "post-dubstep" style vibrates your very existence with each and ever pulsating beat while accompanied by some of the most unique and hauntingly beautiful vocals in current-day music. Retrogade is a song that definitely digs it's way into your ear canal and refuses to leave, pushing you to listen to it "just one more time".

Accompanied by this newly released music video by director, Martin de Thurah, which follows a wandering biker/astronaut through a surreal backwoods "dance", this is definitely a single you don't want to miss.

Kinext Gen: An Awesome-Robo E3 2012 Experience

No, the Kinect didn't have any killer titles to show at this year's E3. Still, there was plenty of entertainment to be had throughout the Microsoft booth (so long as you had a camera in hand). To wrap up the end of our E3 extravaganza may I present you: Kinext Gen, a celebration of all things Kinect at E3 2012.

Great Farm Brings You Mildly Attractive YouTube Girls

MikeD has done it again, this time parodying a series of commercials that's managed to avoid the clutches of comedy for far too long. I'm glad to see his constant use of dubstep hasn't fizzled out yet either (not that I'm requesting dubstep in all of his videos). What do you all think, too much dubstep? Or just right?

Robot Dubstep

Mike Diva delivers yet another fun exercise in editing with some other Youtube 'star' of sorts. Considering how much dubstep we've covered as of late, my only niggle with the video is that the music really isn't dubstep.  Woops.