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If you've been playing only one style, such as heavy metal or country or classical, don't be afraid to mix styles for an unique sound.

[edit] Steps

Gather some friends and tell them to learn an instrument. One of your friends may learn something simple as a triangle or someone may learn to play the saxophone.
Be creative. If one of your friends has a steel drum don't be afraid to combine it with a banjo, your cousin gave you as a hand-me-down. Smoothen the banjo sound for a calypso feeling or make them play at the same time for a special sound
Try different combinations. You should have a percussionist, a person playing the melody and the person making a background. For example, a bongo drum with a flute and keyboard.

[edit] Tips

Music has emotion. Think about the feeling you want your song to create
Add lyrics if you want to
Let limitations be your creativity. If you know how to play flute and all you can find is to play with you is a good bongo player, then go with it.
Don't forget, often times, less is more. Use your discretion.

Do not try and clash styles together, otherwise it will sound ugly
Sometimes, the whole is less than the sum of the parts. The more unusual the sound, the stronger the leadership must be to make seamless whole, however wacky.
Being weird is no excuse for being bad. If you can't tell the difference between good noise and bad noise, don't make noise.