Watch This Bizarre Cover of Skrillex's "Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites" Played On a Squijeeblion

Have you ever ever heard of an instrument referred to as a squijeeblion? Neither have we—till we found this weird cowl of Skrillex’s “Scary Monsters and Good Sprites.”

The eccentric instrument was invented by Leonard Solomon, who performs the duvet himself. His YouTube channel options an array of different covers performed on outlandish do-it-yourself devices.

The air-powered, acoustic squijeeblion seems like a combination of wind devices, an organ and a foghorn, however the “bass drop” was essentially the most shocking sound of all. Recreating the dubstep traditional with a zany, whimsical contact, Solomon’s squijeeblion cowl is an ideal tribute to the 2010 dubstep traditional.

“This music at all times makes me smile and snicker after I take heed to the unique model, he wrote on YouTube. “I hope my rendition does one thing like that for you.”

Take a look at Solomon’s cowl of “Scary Monsters and Good Sprites” beneath.