Korean pop music is rigorously produced, stunningly choreographed and filled with beautiful people. Most K-Pop groups are manufactured through contests and production companies looking to capitalize on swoon-worthy heartthrobs. So when this effervescent music turns to dystopian and post-apocalyptic motifs, things get …

Yesterday's sad news about astronaut Chris Hadfield's surprise retirement made me wonder what was the most remarkable performance of the Canadian astronaut during the time he spent on the International Space Station. And yes, without any doubts, the cover of David Bowie's Space Oddity was the most entertaining.

Jack Conte is upstaged in his new video Pedals by two rocking robots. Nothing on the video's Millennium Falcon-inspired set beats the little DJing, claw pumping hexabot. The high energy and catchy Pedals is available for free download with the rest of Conte's new EP.

Remember season two of Buck Rogers in the 25th Century, when Hawk joined the cast and suddenly there were a lot more zany helmets and location shoots in the same handful of SoCal planets? This music video is sublimely like that.

First of all, NEW THEY MIGHT BE GIANT SONG. Second, it's pretty damn good. Third, IT'S ABOUT NANOBOTS. Fourth, the video is amaaaaaazing. Fifth. WATCH IT. Sixth, NOW. END OF MESSAGE.

It's a School House Rock and Star Wars mash-up, so get ready to learn and be entertained at the same time. We could watch a whole mess of these! Thanks to the fine folks over at OneMinuteGalactica for bringing us this beauty.

In the battle between kittens and tiny sock stealing Ninjas we all come out winners. This music video "Wildstyle" by Savant uses the latest technology to what it would look like if tiny thieves were adorably batted to death by kittens. Death by cuteness!

Yeah, yeah. You hate dubstep. We know. But two things: 1) this isn't just dubstep, it's chiptunes dubstep, and it's actually pretty good, and 2) if you don't watch this music video by Xilent — titled "Boss Wave" — you're robbing yourself of an opportunity to see a particularly fantastic video of a guy in an awesome…

An astronaut is stuck in orbit above Earth, doing experiments with plants and weird slug-like creatures while his relationship slowly unravels via video chat, in the video for Alice in Chains' new song "Hollow."

Seriously, head over to David Bowie's website and check out the music video for "Where Are We Now?" It's part of his first album in a decade, and it's kind of a disturbing video. He looks so sad with his face squished into one half of a conjoined baby. Happy birthday, David Bowie! [David Bowie]