In proof you’re never too old to Smash Bros, this is a video of very talented pianist and Youtuber BearKeys performing a medley of video game themes on an old Roland Juniper-6 synthesizer from the early 80’s, which produces an absolutely wonderful sound for this use. And if you like

This is a video of musician Gunhild Carling piping out a swing song on the bagpipes in Central Park. Apparently she had asked the audience if they wanted to hear a swing song performed on the bagpipes and received an underwhelming response. Thankfully, she performed it anyways AND FACES WERE

Because the king demands entertainment and demands it now, this is a video of Algal the Bard performing bardcore covers of Metallica’s ‘The Unforgiven’ and ‘Nothing Else Matters’ with real instruments not just MIDI files. I’m not sure if these songs particularly lend themselves to being performed in a medieval

Inspired by Vinheteiro’s performance of the Soviet anthem with an AK-47, this is a video of Youtuber EasyPianoHacks performing the Star-Spangled Banner with an AR-15 and silenced pistol. And what a day for it to, am I right? How timely. I can practically see the rocket’s red glare and bombs

In dream it and you can achieve it news, this is a video of guitar maker Burls Art constructing and playing an infinity mirror electric guitar. The result is pretty impressive, although when I showed it to Thanos he says he still prefers the gauntlet. Could you even imagine playing

This is a video of pianist Vinheteiro performing the Soviet anthem with the help of an AK-47. And by help I mean detriment, because there’s no way a rifle is as good as a hand at playing piano. Obviously, I’d be lying if I told you I wasn’t half-hoping he

These are a couple video demonstrations of musician Anthony Dickens’ Circle Guitar, a guitar with a rapidly spinning disk that strums the strings, so a performer only has to fret. There are also buttons that activate various effects, and the guitar is MIDI and DAW compatible. Some more info about

This is a video of thereminist Carolina Eyck performing a very spirited rendition of Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov’s ‘Flight Of The Bumblebee’ on her instrument. The electronic sound of the theremin actually works surprisingly well with the piece, and I closed my eyes and could almost see the bumblebee flying. Then opened