remix

With 2Pac's 'California Love' and Beck's 'Loser'

A dubstep mashup of the best "O-Faces" in Hollywood. No nudity, but be sure you're in an environment that's safe for sexy grunting.

Oddly hypnotic.

An expert remix of samples of The Fellowship of the Ring.

Yes, Gandalf's "You shall not pass" line is given ample playtime. Thank goodness.

People who aren't aware of Canadian pop music or the listening habits of Selena Gomez might not know the original version, but I think everyone can agree that this cowbell remix succeeds in perfecting the unperfectable.

An alcoholic father routinely dumped angry messages in his son's voicemail, until his son took his words and set them over some beats and piano lines. The resulting track is incredibly dark, but a fascinating way of dealing with your problems.

Song is loaded with language that might be too strong and imagery that might be too graphic for some.

It's everyone's favorite Thursday night NBC comedy about two-year colleges, remixed!

Gene Wilder should have rapped on the side.

The Georgetown-based DJ Detweiler has developed a new take on Miley Cyrus' hit Wrecking Ball with his futuristic flute sounds. Have a listen below:

A remix featuring the slightly sped-up Ludacris' "How Low Can You Go" and the digital growl of "Threshold 8 Bit" from the Scott Pilgrim movie soundtrack, all set to the snazzy visuals of the Scott Pilgrim movie, which we all know was a 112-minute-long music video anyway.

Skrillex's "First of the Year (Equinox)" remixed for fewer wubs and more chords and runs. Also, I'm fairly positive he's wearing an Assassin's Creed hoodie. Pretty much a win no matter how you look at it.