It’s hard to look cool and impress the ladies on your motocross bike when your face resembles a stroke victim.

Ominous and sleezy and totally appealing. Canadian duo Robert Alfons and Maya Postepski (she also drums for Austra) continue to get buzz for darkwave outfit Trust; an excellent example of how to make dark and hypnotic synth-pop without having to use the word “witch” or “rape” in the description. TRST is out in February.

A documentary about the controversial and prolific garage rock icon Jimmy Lee Lindsey Jr, better known to the world as Jay Reatard. This intimate portrait, captured just months before his death, brings us incredibly close to Jay’s complicated punk-rock world in Memphis.

Pink finds a magic lamp and becomes a genie. He finds out though that granting wishes isn’t all it’s cracked up to be.

Rocky & Bullwinkle, “Box Top Robery” Part 3, Fractured Fairy Tales “Cinderella #2″, Peabody’s Improbably History “Robin Hood”, Rocky & Bullwinkle, “Box Top Robery” Part 4.

Cool Roy and his street sign graffiti cause havoc with Pee Wee’s dad, the city sign-maker. Will Fat Albert and the guys be able to resolve the situation or will they hit a dead end?

A boy and his grandfather attempt to transport a rare element across the Sands of Time, but Skeletor has other plans.

Highlighted by great shots of some great bikes, new and old, intertwined with awesome riding footage, “Vintage Cycle Service” is a short film full of eye candy about a shop of the same name in Florence, Italy.

Somewhere in between an M.C. Escher painting and a scene from Monsters Inc, the brother / sister duo of Singtank find endless possibilities.

Set in China during the 1920s, notorious bandit Zhang descends upon a provincial town posing as its new mayor, an identity he hijacked from Old Tang, also an impostor. Hell-bent on making a fast buck, Zhang soon meets his match in tyrannical Huang and a battle of wits begins.