This comprehensive doc on of Montreal features a mish-mash of video from over sixteen years of the psych-pop band’s sweeping career, including footage from their spectacular live shows and early videotape recordings of the band’s early days.

Perks: A pledge of $30 gets you the DVD, but $500 gets you a whole bunch of swag, your name in the film’s credits, two guest list spots for any of their shows in 2013. Once at the show, they’ll bring you on stage, dress you up in costume and perform a dance around you, which is the closest many of us will get to a bedazzled Kevin Barnes.

ORA is a stylish, lightweight iPad case with eight speakers surrounding the screen, creating a full stereo-sound experience, replacing the otherwise lackluster built-in speakers. The ORA has its own battery that lasts for ten hours, so it won’t drain your iPad’s power.

Perks: A pledge of $99 will buy you the sound system, and for an extra $30, you can get it in the colour of your choice.

Last November, a whole slew of musicians – such as Dave Grohl, Ryan Adams, No Age, and The Hold Steady – gathered at the Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles to celebrate the music of Bob Mould, the former frontman of Hüsker Dü. The concert was recorded and now Mould’s hoping to release the footage as a film.

Perks: For a mere $40, you’ll receive the DVD and a specially designed t-shirt commemorating the night.

This music doc explores the music of Cocteau Twins, The Jesus and Mary Chain, and My Bloody Valentine, the pioneers of the shoegaze genre. It features exclusive interviews with the notoriously press shy bands, including one with the brilliant Kevin Shields.

Perks: If you’re participating in a Secret Santa exchange with all your cool friends, the $25 pledge, which gets you the a DVD of the doc plus a personalized postcard and poster, is probably the best bet. Even better, you probably won’t go over your allotted budget.

Myke Weiskoph travels around the world with microphones and shortwave radios to create audio travelogues that capture the sounds of regional musicians in such far-flung places as India, Iran, China, Kuwait and Nigeria. Next year, he wants to preserve the songs, stories and folk traditions of the Yemeni Archipelago of Socotra, but he needs a return plane ticket first.

Perks: A pledge of $10 gets you five MP3s from the sessions, but if you really want to show someone how much you care, go for the $250 pledge, which gets you a whole bunch of stuff including a handmade gift from a Socotri artist.

In the 1960s, Giuseppi Logan was hailed one of the best musicians of free form jazz but by the 1970s, he and his music had disappeared. At the ripe age of 76, Logan is trying for a comeback with a newly recorded album of beautiful, pure jazz improv.

Perks: For only a buck, you will get a digital download of Logan’s new album. But, don’t be so cheap! Isn’t your hip, jazz-lovin’ uncle worth more than a dollar to you? A $30 pledge will get him a limited edition vinyl pressing.

QuNexus is a keyboard controller with 25 illuminated, touch-sensitive keys that’s suitable for beginners and professionals musicians. It’s the first instrument to unite four generations of synthesis: MIDI, Control Voltage, OSC and USB. At only $150, it also means it’s also the most affordable MIDI to CV converter currently on the market.

Perks: For $350, you get QuNexus, plus the QuNeo, a 3D pad controller that was successfully launched last spring through another Kickstarter campaign.

This dad-rock doc looks at the history of the electric guitar and its place in pop culture. Hosted by Kevin Bacon, Turn it UP! features interview and performances with Les Paul, Slash, B.B. King, Robby Krieger of the Doors and many other old dudes who are passionate about the axe.

Perks: For a donation of $395, your giftee will receive a private music lesson or chat with one of the musicians featured in the doc, such as Carl Vernheyen of Supertramp.