Listen to the Strokes' New Album Before Its Release

The Strokes are now streaming their newest album, Comedown Machine, on their website — a week ahead of its scheduled release date of March 25.

The group teased fans with the album's first single, "One Way Trigger," back in January.

Comedown Machine will be the New York-based rock band's fifth studio album. Their previous album, Angles, was released in 2011.

Give it a listen for yourself. What do you think of the new tracks? Let us know below.

1. 1. 'Look At Me Now' -- Paul Vlahos

   Paul Vlahos, a Sacramento, Calif.-based voice actor, gives spot-on impersonations of the Family Guy cast while rapping Chris Brown's "Look At Me Now."

   Peter, Cleveland, Joe, Herbert and, yes, even Stewie drop verses. There are a few FG references thrown into the mix, too. It's nothing short of a spectacle.

   Original song.

2. 2. 'Get Low' -- Dan Henig

   There's nothing that a fresh cappuccino and Lil' Jon sonnet can't cure.

   Like 3-6-9, musician Dan Henig surprised a quiet group of coffee shop customers with an acoustic version of Lil' Jon and the East Side Boyz's "Get Low," bringing them out of their caffeinated daze and over to both the windows and walls.

   Original song.

3. 3. 'Hey Ya' -- Obadiah Parker

   OK, not technically a "rap" song, but still a cool cover.

   Mat Weddle, from Scottsdale, Ariz.-based folk band Obadiah Parker, gives a soothing rendition of Outkast's 2003 classic.

   Original song.

4. 4. 'Look At Me Now' -- Karmin

   Pop duo (and real life sweethearts) Karmin has the Chris Brown fever, too. Watch this impressive cover of "Look At Me Now" (sans the Family Guy cast.)

   Original song.

5. 5. 'B*tches Ain't Sh*t' -- Ben Folds feat. Bob Saget

   Ben Folds' classic cover of Dr. Dre's "B*tches Ain't Sh*t." Everyone's favorite '90s TV dad, Bob Saget, makes a surprise appearance during the second verse.

   Original song.

6. 6. 'Lose Yourself' -- Taylor Swift

   You had us at "yo."

   Original song.

7. 7. 'Ghetto Gospel' -- The Funky Fresh Sr Choir

   "Come over here, kids, and let grandma sing you a song about that time the cops tried to catch her riding dirty."

   Probably one of the best things ever. This gospel choir, made up of predominately elderly men and women, tries their well-intentioned hands at five rap covers: Eminem's "Lose Yourself," Chamillionaire's "Riding Dirty," Outkast's "Hey Ya," Pussy Cat Dolls' "Don't Cha" and Nelly's "Hot in Here."

   Two words: Nailed it.

8. 8. 'Move B*tch' -- GANknowtheygotem

   YouTube user GANknowtheygotem looks shyly into the camera, and says, "So .. this is my first ukulele video I'm putting on YouTube."

   There are a few seconds of modest silence, followed by: "Hope you enjoy it."

   Unexpected awesomeness ensues.

   Original song.

9. 9. 'Tha Carter 3' -- Jordan DeLisser

   Piano extraordinaire Jordan DeLisser performs a medley of Lil' Wayne's "Tha Carter 3" in its entirety. Awesome with a capital "A."

10. 10. 'Still Fly' -- The Devil Wears Prada

    Gator boots, a pimped out Gucci suit and five skinny punk kids. It's a combo made in heaven.

    This version of Big Tymer's "Still Fly," performed by metal band The Devil Wears Prada, appears on Fearless Records' "Punk Goes Crunk" album.

    Original song.

11. 11. 'Love The Way You Lie' -- Fate of the Hopeless

    Why say something when you can scream it instead?

    Metal band Fate of the Hopeless drops a grungy, yet strangely melodic cover of Eminem's "Love The Way You Lie."

    Original song.

12. 12. 'Slow Jamz' -- Jef Kearns and DJ Sean Sax

    Paging Ron Burgundy.

    Jef Kearns and DJ Sean Sax add some jazz flute "smooth" to Kanye West's already groovy "Slow Jamz."

    Original song.

13. 13. 'Candy Shop' -- Dan Finnerty & The Dan Band

    "So seductive."

    This finger-snapping cover, made famous by Dan Finnerty & The Dan Band in the final scene of 2009's The Hangover, makes 50 Cent's "Candy Shop" sound like an innocent jazz jam. Until you listen to the lyrics.

    Original song.

14. 14. 'Men In Black' -- T.S. Miller

    T.S. Miller drops this epic cover of Will Smith's "Men in Black" by looping the guitar riff and drums, then singing -- while adding in a few guitar solos on top -- the whole thing.

    Original song.

15. BONUS: 'Hot Cheetos & Takis' -- Y.N. Rich Kids

    It's not a cover, but definitely worth referencing.

    Y.N. RichKids is part of a Minneapolis after school program called Beats and Rhymes that helps kids experiment with music. They released this video about snacking back in April.

    Guaranteed to make your day better.

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