Grammy-winning a capella group Pentatonix, is well-known for dropping spine-chilling videos on YouTube out of nowhere. Their cover of Great Big World’s “Say Something” hit YouTube in early 2014, and without any warning, immediately accrued 30 million views. Two years later, the video has close to 60 million views.

The group has decided to bring some holiday cheer, dropping their newest album, “A Pentatonix Christmas.” The record is jam-packed with holiday favorites, sung in gorgeous harmony without any instrumentals, as a capella is traditionally done.

One of our favorite numbers on the new album? The Pentatonix cover of Leonard Cohen’s classic tune, “Hallelujah.”

This song is beautifully written, but this may be the best cover of the iconic song we’ve ever heard. Between the extraordinary four-part harmonies, ever-impressive beatboxing, and the gorgeously shot music video, this could be one of the group’s best numbers.

Like most of their videos, this music video looks as good as it sounds. Shot entirely in a beautiful, dusty desert landscape, all five group members are standing solemnly in a triangular formation as they deliver chilling vocal performances of the song.

The four main vocalists of the group took turns on this one, which worked out perfectly, considering that there are four verses to this classic song, each more beautiful than the next.

Scott Hoying, baritone lead for the group, started the number as the group walked forward through the haunting grey backdrop of the desert landscape. When his fellow vocalists came in with their swelling background harmonies, we immediately got chills. Avi Kaplan, intense vocal bass for the group, took the next verse, surprising us as always with his impressive tone (and lovely, flowing locks).

Heading the tip of the pyramid formation, mezzo-soprano lead Kirstin Maldonado, took the third verse with her extremely powerful voice. And, finally, tenor lead Mitch Grassi finished the last solo verse, killing it with his amazing range. Of course, Kevin Olusola kept the entire song together with his endlessly jaw-dropping beat boxing and body percussion.

Together, dressed fabulously and staring piercingly into the camera, the group pulled together one of the most amazing a capella performances we’ve ever heard.

In addition to “Hallelujah,” the album features 11 holiday tracks to help you bask in all of your Christmas joy, including Irving Berlin’s cozy classic “White Christmas,” Bing Crosby’s “I’ll Be Home For Christmas,” and even 90s pop royalty NSYNC’s peppy tune “Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays.”

Make sure to get your copy of “A Pentatonix Christmas” between now and the start of the holiday season – which is drawing ever nearer! Let’s face it, it’s never too early to get into the holiday spirit!

What do you think of this amazing cover of “Hallelujah”? Is this your favorite Pentatonix song to date? It may very well be ours! Share your thoughts in the comments section below.