This is a video of New York City musical trio Too Many Zooz covering Nirvana’s ‘Smells Like Teen Spirit’ with their own brassy twist. There’s also a little percussion action courtesy of a one-man band style drumkit reminiscent of the one Bert plays on his back in Mary Poppins. If

Presumably to celebrate the first song I ever scored 0% on playing guitar in Rock Band, this is a video of Motörhead’s ‘Ace Of Spades’ performed by Frank Steijns on the 15th century church bells of Sint Martinuskerk in Weert, Netherlands. Pretty sweet, right? That’s the sort of performance you

Presumably to keep that hot sauce-on-pepper eating maniac entertained while he’s moaning and groaning away on the toilet, this is the Potty Piano from JZENZERO and available on Amazon for around $16. It’s a foot-operated digital keyboard like the one Tom Hanks plays in Big, but small and made to

This is a video of the Dave Brubeck Quartet’s jazz standard ‘Take Five’ performed by fellow quartet Perfect Fourth, entirely on harmonicas. Just like the stuff I get from old Mrs. Whitworth at the farmer’s market every Saturday morning, it’s a tasty jam. Would I eat it atop a slice

Just like Gloria Estefan proved in her 1987 banger, ‘Rhythm Is Gonna Get You’, the rhythm is, in fact, gonna get you. And it may get you in form of some dude banging on his Doctor Octopus looking OCTAV wearable pipe instrument. Hopefully not though. The brainchild of industrial designer

Seriously, just watch it. To the end. This is a video of a beautiful ginger cat lapping up some milk, set to some absolutely delectable jams by Uzbekistani musician Sherzod Ergashev. It’s a banger. Obviously, there’s no question that this video, this very video, is the whole reason the internet

This is a multitrack video of musician Luna Lee (previously) performing Johnny Cash’s iconic ‘Ring Of Fire’ on a traditional Korean gayageum. Like all of Luna’s covers, it’s a good listen. Me? I’m a terrible listener, which might explain why I didn’t notice when my girlfriend said she’s leaving. The

This is a video of Brazilian musician Johnatha Bastos performing Guns N’ Roses’ 1987 banger ‘Sweet Child O’ Mine’ on electric guitar with his feet. Johnatha was born with partially formed arms, so he plays with a pick between his toes as a testament to overcoming life’s challenges. Most impressive.