[Watch] Unknown Mortal Orchestra's Performance Art Piece Video for "From The Sun"

Performance art is very often absurd, and Unknown Mortal Orchestra highlight this absurdity in the video for "From The Sun." As the gleeful, carefree song plays along, we witness a man being humiliated with lipstick, slapped in the face, thrown to the ground and more. It's actually pretty fucked up. But to him, it's just another day at work. Watch it below.

[Listen] Toro Y Moi Remixes Disclosure's "You & Me"

Disclosure's dancey single "You & Me" is quick-tempoed and energetic, but Chaz Bundick (aka Toro Y Moi) decided to shake that up entirely with his remix of the song. Slowing things down considerably the remix sizzles with erratic percussion and glitchy vocal samples, taking that energetic feel and melting it down across five minutes. Stream it below.

[Watch] Disclosure - "When A Fire Starts To Burn" (Official Video)

Disclosure have been creating all kinds of hype over the past few months. They've released banger after banger and today they add a new video to their catalogue with an intriguing clip for "When A Fire Starts To Burn". Things featured in the video have always freaked me out ever since I was kid. You know, the whole shaking and exorcism thing. *shudders*. Watch it above. 

Their highly anticipated album is an absolute gem of a record. Look out for the Jamie Woon featuring number, "January". Definite soundtrack to a summer right there. Settle drops on Junde 3rd.

[Watch] Marika Hackman - "Bath Is Black" (Official Video)

We've previously introduced you to the talented young lady known as Marika Hackman via her grim looking video for "Cannibal" way back in February (?! This year is seriously slipping away). Today she offers up another great video for a track titled "Bath Is Black" which sees Marika in just that, a bath filled with black liquid amongst some weird gang like surroundings. Lap dances, swing pushing and cider drinking are all going on under the roof in which Marika is hanging out. Kind of weird but incredibly fun to watch. 

I think we're going to be seeing a lot more from this wonderful talent this year so if you like what you hear, get familiar and grab That Iron Taste, her mini album, over here.

[Watch] De La Soul - "Get Away" Feat. The Spirit of the Wu

The legends known as De La Soul have returned with a brand new track titled "Get Away" which features The Spirit of the Wu. Being a comeback single they let us know they mean business straight off the bat and the video is an entertaining retro throwback inspired piece too. Get your Rubiks Cube on above via Rolling Stone.

Look out for more tracks from the forthcoming album You're Welcome in the coming months.

[Listen] Ellie Goulding - "Tessellate" (Alt-J Cover)

This was a nice surprise to see pop up in my feed a few days ago. Earmilk snagged a premiere of a beautiful sounding cover from the talented Ellie Goulding. We've heard her cover numerous tracks and she never disappoints. Today is no different as she takes on another huge British band, Alt-J, and their track "Tessellate" which featured on the Mercury Prize winning, An Awesome Wave. Now add into the mix production from Xaphoon Jones of Chiddy Bang and you've got one absolutely great track. Check it out below.

[Album Stream] Queens of the Stone Age - '...Like Clockwork'

After months of excitement and weeks worth of teasing us with incredible animated videos, Queens of the Stone Age have finally offered up their incredible new album, ...Like Clockwork. It features guest spots from the likes of Alex Turner, Trent Reznor, Sir Elton John, Joey Castillo, Nick Oliveri, Mark Lanegan, Scissor Sisters’ Jake Shears, and James Lavelle of UNKLE. All these guest spots are subtly done. None are obvious, but all of the serve their purpose and the record is up there with one of the best the band have released in my opinion. 

You guys can make you own minds up about that though by heading over to iTunes to stream it in full. The album is officially released next week (June 3rd) via Matador Records.

[Listen] Daft Punk - "Vraiment Sauvage Voir"

We've now heard Daft Punk's album Random Access Memories, along with the Japanese bonus track "Horizon". How about a listen to a brand new clip leaked via a radio play earlier? Titled "Vraiment Sauvage Voir" it's an extremely nice retro sounding snippet and although it's only short, I'm sure fans will eat it up just the same. It was played on BBC 6 Music this morning by Matt Everitt. Check out the really wild show below.