Guardianmusic.tumblr.com is the place where our writers post songs, videos, pictures and other music-related odds and ends they come across during their web trawling.
Here are our top five Tumblr posts from the past week.
1. Olly Murs falls down some stairs
In case you missed the Olly Murs excitement earlier this week …
On today's "to-do" list: address wedding invites, buy stamps, send invites out, try not to watch vid of Olly Murs falling down stairs
— Tiffany Wright (@tiffanylwright) July 20, 2012
Oh God. I'm going to have to resign from my job in order to watch Olly Murs falling down some stairs over and over again.
— Caitlin Moran (@caitlinmoran) July 16, 2012
I can't believe it's taken me until now to watch the video of Olly Murs falling down stairs.
— LP (@laura_parsons87) July 18, 2012
Remember when Olly Murs fell down some stairs?
— Lord Scalded Bollock (@LordBollock) July 18, 2012
Here's the video again – in which, in case you haven't gathered, Olly Murs falls down some stairs..
2. Securing your world, one country-rock stomp at a time
G4S, the company famous for failing to sort out security for the Olympics, has been saluted in song, presumably to be played at some ghastly trade fair or other. We wrote about it here and, if you haven't already, you can listen to it here.
3. Gobsmackingly brilliant Dan Deacon video
It's the music video equivalent of Chinese whispers. Dan Deacon and video director Ben O'Brien created a short scene, which was then shown to two collaborators who had to recreate it (props and all) from memory – and whose version was then shown to two more collaborators, and so on. The song is released on 27 August.
4. Kids today and their filthy dancing
Now, concerned parents and moral guardians are getting into a tizz about daggering. But, as this video demonstrates, dirty dancing has long been a cause for concern.
5. It's only a brand new song by the xx
"And it's a blooming lovely one too," says Chris Salmon.
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