An original composition by Sepalcure will be featured in Darren Aronofsky’s forthcoming film, “Black Swan.” Sepalcure is an electronic music duo made up of Machinedrum — one of our favorite and frequently mentioned electronic musicians — as well as Praveen Sharma who is another seasoned electronic musician. So, we’re amped about hearing this soundtrack and think Natalie Portman is awesome(watch her performance in The Professional if you haven’t already) and are interested to see how she fares against her nemesis in the film: Mila Kunis.

Portman at some random ass red carpet affair:

Mila Kunis in a sporty looking car. Why not?

At any rate, ballerinas are an interesting to us. One of our staff members went to high school directly across the street in Center City Philly from a dormitory full of ballerinas working for The Pennsylvania Ballet. So, we could discuss at length some of the drama, emotional hell and competitive struggles that we know dancers can go through in their careers, but we’ll spare you the details. Of course, Black Swan is dramatized for entertainment value, but we’re always up for a new psychological thriller if the subject is right. This time, the subject is definitely right. Music and audio are such a huge part of any film for us, and when an artist we know makes it onto a film score, well that’s always just luscious for the entertainment experience.

This movie is great for first dates. We promise.

It’s official. Jay-Z is completely wrong that Auto-Tune will ever die. Watch the videos from the top down for best results.

French animation artist Cedric Berthier heard Now On’s song “All You Ever Knew” from their classic album Tomorrow Already and was instantly inspired to create this video. The trio, which includes Mayer Hawthorne along with IX Lives (son of Larry “Squirrel” Demps of the legendary Dramatics) and Jackson Perry, dropped Tomorrow Already in 2008 just before Mayer’s debut.