This is a video of a Delton8 drum and sampler synthesizer that’s been built into a custom case with the addition of a ferrofluid suspended in a clear window that moves to the beat you’re creating. That’s wild, it looks like it’s about to come to life. And maybe with

This is a video of musician The Kiffness (previously) turning the audio of a cat named George Rufus who appears to say “Sometimes I’m alone. Hello? Sometimes I’m not” into a sad little song about loneliness. There’s nothing sadder than a sad cat, and a song about a sad cat

In a clear case of God testing one’s faith, this is a video of a fake tree repeatedly attacking a church drummer during a worship song, and the man doing his best to remain devout. I like how the band’s lead singer just carries on, oblivious to the devil working

This is a video of organist (I’m just an amateur organ donor) Vincent Thévenaz performing the Bee Gee’s 1977 disco banger ‘Stayin’ Alive’ on the Great Organ at the Cathédrale Saint-Pierre in Geneva, Switzerland. He does an amazing job, but still, some might argue that songs like ‘Stayin’ Alive’ don’t

Performed by bardcore musician Hildegard von Blingin’, this is a cover of Johnny Cash’s heartfelt cover of Nine Inch Nails’ ‘Hurt’, complete with slightly altered lyrics to make it more medieval. Man, that song — it’s a doozy. My girlfriend knows if she hears me playing it in the basement

Because the internet never stops thinking of ways to improve my life (or at least prevent boredom one minute at a time), this is a video of the dance finale from Dirty Dirty, with ‘(I’ve Had) The Time Of My Life’ replaced with the Muppet theme song. It works perfectly.

This is the entirety of The Clash’s 1979 album London Calling, but nothing but the lead vocals, as isolated by recording engineer ieatmdf. Wait — medium-density fibreboard? That can’t be a healthy diet. If you’re a Clash fan the video is definitely worth a listen — I particularly liked hearing

This is a video of drummer, comedian, and Zelda super fan Josh Harmon very impressively recreating sound effects from The Legend Of Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom using his percussion instruments, plus a brick, rock, and a baseball cap. Most impressive. If I didn’t know better I’d swear Josh was