We are big fans of alt-rock OK Go’s music video brand – stunning productions all done, unbelievably, in one take. You can see their amazing pop art adventure from the summer, “The Writing’s On the Wall,” here. As if that ingenious effort weren’t enough for one year, they’re back with “I Won’t Let You Down” which uses drone cameras and gyroscopic unicycles, among other things, to pull the jaw-dropping thing off. Last time we saw synchronization this big it was at the 2008 Beijing Summer Olympics opening ceremony… maybe. (“I Won’t Let You Down” was released today, October 27, and it’s already nearing one million YouTube hits.) –Eric Gould

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