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Published 19:57 10 Apr 2015 BST

Hardware hacker and YouTuber Arganalth has taken a Nirvana classic and reworked it as an electronic tune, in a manner of sorts.
Taking advantage of the different sounds produced by the motors and other mechanical parts of hard disks and floppy drives, Arganalth uses a Raspberry Pi microcontroller to turn disused hardware into a symphonic orchestra of sorts:
You can check out more of Arganalth’s work here.
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