Okay, I take it back about pop music not dealing with any important themes: “Fuck Me, Ray Bradbury” Music Video by Rachel Bloom. (Warning: Very, very, very NSFW.)

This music video is kind of cool:

Idealistic by Digitalism

Ha. This video is awesome:

In one of the Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy books there’s a guy and it’s always raining everywhere he goes, and he’s pathologically depressed because of it, and he keeps a journal of everywhere he travels just so he can show people and they can check it that yes, it always, always rains wherever he is. Then at the end of one chapter it briefly switches to the point of view of the rainclouds, and it turns out that they regard this guy as a sort of rain god, and the best way they can think of to show their love for him is to follow him everywhere he goes and shower their rain down upon him. This video sort of reminds me of that.

Here’s one of the more wonderfully strange music videos I’ve seen lately:

Okay, wow. The animated music video for the WHY? tune “Song of the Sad Assassin” is one the more wonderfully odd and disturbing things I’ve seen lately:

Symphony of Science is a cool site launched by John Boswell to promote science through music. Listen to the hauntingly beautiful “We Are All Connected,” which uses autotuning software to create a sort of trance/rap tune out of snippets of lectures by luminaries such as Carl Sagan, Richard Feynman, Neil deGrasse Tyson, and Bill Nye.