If there is one thing missing from music these days, it’s a sense of humor. Countless Thousands is a band of playful punks who are unafraid to tickle the funny bone while others just tickle the ivories.

Lazar Wolf is the band’s unhinged version of kosher kookiness. Their Fiddler on the Goof offers a riotous recipe of musical matzah that comes fresh and unleavened in its screw-loose silliness. Of course, one would expect nothing less from a group that has created a musical decoupage of demented ditties during its decade-long existence under the radar of radio (and most of the Internet).

This, after all, is the group from Glendale, California, that has set the words of Trump lawyer Michael Cohen and Trump sycophant Lindsey Graham to music, the same band of mirthful merrymakers who penned a rather enthusiastic jam about Space Nazis.

While their anthemic antics may not be for everyone, their everyman tales of rebellious jocularity are sure to put a smile on the faces of most. Check out their old video for Gang Fight for further proof.

Countless Thousands is a band that seems hard to ignore. Perhaps something funny is to blame.