Rob Scallon can shred on any stringed instrument, but in this clip, he takes things in the opposite direction with a deathcore track using only one single note.

As with many of Scallon's videos, this one came about as part of a challenge to play a dollar store instrument. He was even gifted the dollar bill to go out and get the instrument and make it rock.

So Scallon’s written an original piece that takes advantage of the guitar’s full range, and he’s put together a video of himself playing it in all its 9-stringed glory. Color me impressed. But mostly ...

According to Scallon, the shovel guitar itself was made by "Rob" from the channel I Like to Make Stuff, who will be posting a how-to guide very soon for any prospective shovel rockers.

It seems impossible: shredding heavy metal on a rusty shovel with one string. But guitarist Rob Scallon has accomplished exactly that, and the results are incredible. Scallon is a musician who ...

Back in May, Rob Scallon released a cover of Slayer’s “Raining Blood” on the banjo. It racked up more than 3 million views. Billboard recently interviewed Scallon about how he makes money ...

Rob Scallon’s debut solo metal album The Scene is Dead comes out on January 30th. Already we’ve heard “Gas Mask Catalogue” and “JekylnHyde,” and today we get another new track from the effort called ...

Fan favorite YouTube music show Sonic Boom is pulling the plug. The show, created by music producer Andrew Huang and guitarist Rob Scallon, featured the duo tackling a new musical challenge or ...

Today, Scallon released an official music video for his track “JekylnHyde”, which sees him play both Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde in a reimagining of Robert Louis Stevenson’s novel.

So maybe they’re not the 21 best bass lines of all time, but YouTuber Rob Scallon’s 3:49 run-through of 21 truly identifiable bass lines does prove one thing: Sometimes the bass is the baddest ...