the dope report

• Stop Making Sense Blu-Ray

  Considered to be one of the best concert films ever made, you can now see David Byrne’s big-suited antics in the luscious glory that is high-definition.

• Lovecraft: Fear of the Unknown

  This documentary centers around the master of horror and Sci-Fi, H.P. Lovecraft. The feature holds interviews with Guillermo Del Toro, John Carpenter, Neil Gaiman, and a slew of authors and filmmakers influenced by the call of Cthulhu.

• Drag Me To Hell

  Speaking of which, modern-day master Sam Raimi returns to the horror/comedy genre that made the Evil Dead series so awesome. With a 92% freshness rating on Rotten Tomatoes, you can’t go wrong.

• The Flaming Lips – Embryonic

  Wayne Coyne and gang deliver yet another worthy head-trip experience.

• Del Tha Funkee Homosapien and Tame One – Parallel Uni-Verses

  The great grandaddy of the Hieroglyphics crew, Del submits further proof that he’s one of hip-hop’s best emcees. A team-up with Tame One from the classic Artifacts crew makes this a formidable lyrical duo.

Great Scott! Behold the most amazing song about Jewish donuts ever. This auto-tuned ode to delicious bagels comes from our favorite record label Stones Throw, and is the first single released from their awesomely titled new imprint, Flux Capacitor Records. Don’t forget the cream cheese and lox.

[Stones Throw]

Florae and Faunae have never made me trip balls this hard. Yet another dope beat and video from the electronic UK duo. [Basement Jaxx]

I don’t want to start any blasphemous rumors, but I think that God would even have to participate in this epidemic of lurid tongue kissing. [Depeche Mode]

• The Girlfriend Experience

  If you’re familiar with your pornography, you know Sasha Grey is the hottest, kinkiest starlet out there. If you aren’t depraved enough to watch porn, the fuck are you doing on our site? Director Steven Soderbergh casted her to be in this experimental drama film about a high-end Manhattan call girl. Expect a lot less anal than you usually get from Sasha, though.

• The Wizard of Oz 70th Anniversary Edition

  Quite possibly the trippiest movie about a girl’s first period ever. This classic film also comes in an Ultimate Edition Blu-Ray set.

• Away We Go

  A romantic roadtrip comedy written by mega-genius Dave Eggers and directed by American Beauty’s Sam Mendes. A must for pretentious film nerds.

• Karen O and the Kids – Where The Wild Things Are Original Motion Picture Soundtrack

  Let’s hope this infectiously fun soundtrack is just a precursor to how awesome Spike Jonze’s adaptation of the children’s book classic is going to be.

• Ghostface Killah – Ghostdini the Wizard of Poetry

  When was the last time you heard a Ghostface album you didn’t like? Never ever.

• Dethklok – Dethalbum II

  More brutality from the popular Adult Swim show Metalocalypse. This is metal in its most evil, hilarious form. A deluxe edition also comes with extra songs and a DVD for your headbanging delight.

Stevie Wonder played at my bar last night …

Faith No More vocalist Mike Patton joined the preeminent DJ Kid Koala onstage in San Francisco last night for the final, howling song of Koala’s new hard rock project The Slew. (Full review after the jump.)

A rockin’ tune paired with an ultra trippy video concept. You’re gonna need some serious drugs for this one. Also check out Portugal. The Man’s latest release, The Satanic Satanist, for more awesomeness.

[Portugal. The Man]