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Remixed Star Wars Sound Effects Create The Catchiest Song

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3 years ago

Remixed Star Wars Sound Effects Create The Catchiest Song

Andrew Liszewski

This Catchy Song Was Made By Sampling The Most Canadian Things Possible

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3 years ago

This Catchy Song Was Made By Sampling The Most Canadian Things Possible

Andrew Liszewski

What Are The Best And Worst Movie-Related Songs?

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3 years ago

What Are The Best And Worst Movie-Related Songs?

Katharine Trendacosta

It’s been a while since a science fiction or fantasy movie had a hit single come off its soundtrack. So we’re asking: What movie singles are the best and worst?

A 15-Piece Orchestra Played Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger Than Daft Punk Themselves

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3 years ago

A 15-Piece Orchestra Played Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger Than Daft Punk Themselves

Andrew Liszewski

You’ll Be Quoting The Fifth Element All Day After Listening To This Catchy Remix

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3 years ago

You’ll Be Quoting The Fifth Element All Day After Listening To This Catchy Remix

Andrew Liszewski

Video: Luc Besson’s The Fifth Element is second only to Caddyshack as the most quotable film of all time. And after listening to Eclectic Method’s latest remix where he re-assembles the sci-fi classic into another catchy earworm, you’ll be unwittingly singing “multi-pass” for hours.

4000 Google Earth Photos Were Edited And Assembled Into This Dizzying Race Across The Earth

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3 years ago

4000 Google Earth Photos Were Edited And Assembled Into This Dizzying Race Across The Earth

Andrew Liszewski

Here’s Where Gorillaz Get All Their Unusual Samples

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3 years ago

Here’s Where Gorillaz Get All Their Unusual Samples

Andrew Liszewski

This Song Uses Star Sounds To Blow Your Mind

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3 years ago

This Song Uses Star Sounds To Blow Your Mind

Ryan F. Mandelbaum

We’re made of star stuff, as Carl Sagan once said. Even wilder, elements heavier than iron on the periodic table mostly come from the remnants of exploding stars, or supernovae. And what better way to explain our connectedness to these explosions than with the sounds of stars themselves?