I don't know about you, but if Auto-Tune were a pundit on the nightly news, I would tune in more often! Watch as he shows all the crusty old fogies how everything sounds better Auto-Tuned. Read more

Maybe something is wrong with me, but this totally cracked me up. This woman begins singing (about bacon and pork?) and as soon as she looks at her cute bird, he screeches at the top of his lungs. It's unclear whether the scream is one of sheer terror, or if he's playing along. La, la, la, la, la! Read more

I could not be happier that some jokesters took on one of the most loathesome songs ever written — the cloying, annoying, and nonsensical "Breakfast at Tiffany's" by Deep Blue Something. (Even the band's name makes me want to chew my own face off.) So what did the parodists do exactly? They just took the song's attempt at including banal date conversation into its lyrics to its logical and Read more

Oh, it's just Ronald McDonald fronting a death metal band. Wait — what?! Read more

This literal video isn't made by the originators of this genius concept, but its wonky tribute to the genre is pretty good. The singer's cracking voice plus the crackling audio quality definitely add to the absurdity. (And is it just me, or is James Blunt really beautiful annoying?) Read more

Sometimes, in order to truly gauge how your music is reaching your audience, and not just hyperbolic music nerds, you gotta hit the streets. New York Noise decided to interview some ladies of a certain age about Animal Collective's music video for "Water Curses." Let's put it this way: I don't think Animal Collective collected new fans. Read more

Anguished, emotional, and philosophical — are you sure it's Jon Lajoie, you ask? It's a departure, yes, but much like Dylan went electric, or Beck stopped being ironic (briefly), every singer has his transitional moments. I wipe a tear as I type this. Read more

Something's a-brewin' in the world of masculinity. It's called the "bromance," and it's an attempt by straight men to be friends without being all gay about it. Unfortunately, it's kind of homophobic, and it's spawned an insulting credo, "Bros before hos," which pits girlfriends as the bromance's public enemy number one. To find out what I'm talking about and to watch a video about Read more