El décimo sexto álbum del par de Johns llevará por nombre Nanobots , y ya podemos escuchar –¡y descargar!– el primer corte del mismo. El dúo debutó " Call You Mom " en la Rolling Stone , además de anunciar un extenso tour de 31 fechas en Estados Unidos y 60 más alrededor del mundo. Nanobots estará a la venta el 5 de marzo.
They Might Be Giants played to a sold out crowd at The Fillmore on Saturday, with support from Jonathan Coulton.
They Might Be Giants and opening act Jonathan Coulton put on one great night of music.
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Tweet Buy the album from Amazon - Vinyl | MP3 | CD Ever since the 1986 release of their self-titled debut album, They Might Be Giants’s youthful, sometimes-eclectic sound has been a favorite among college students and movie producers alike, providing the backdrop to many an upbeat moment. What started off as a duo project between Massachusetts teenagers John Flansburgh and John Linnell has become a powerhouse of [...]
They Might Be Giants return after four years, returning to form.
Arch nerd-rock O.G.s, They Might Be Giants, return to adult music with a casual mastery of the warped hooks and wry musicality they do so well.
TMBG at Celebrate Brooklyn! (07/11/09) Photo : D. Caplan Download : "Can't Keep Johnny Down" - TMBG (mp3) Hi, our favorite people. Guess what! John Flansburgh and John Linnell , aka They Might Be Giants, are gonna be in our show this Wednesday night, 4/27. You are literally the first to know! Theme: Speech & Debate. Tickets: http://ticketf.ly/gznHRZ Brooklyn superstars They Might Be Giants will make a "surprise" appearance at this [...]
State Songs is a 1999 album by John Linnell; one-half of the quirky musical duo They Might Be Giants. If you are a fan of They Might Be Giants and have never heard of State Songs before now, do yourself a favor and seek this gem of an album out immediately. If you haven’t yet... Read More
Filed under: Exclusive , Guest Blogger They Might Be Giants have been making music since 1982, a career that includes fourteen studio albums. In 2002, the band released their first children's album and has since recorded three more records for their educational series. The Brooklyn band is currently on tour supporting their latest release, 'Here Comes the Science,' and singer John Linnell will be checking in with his thoughts and musings all along the way. All hail the old and crappy! From [...]
MUSIC NEWS - Alternative rockers They Might Be Giants have announced a September release of a new kids CD and full length animated DVD, Here Comes Science. It's the follow-up to this years Grammy Award winning Best Children's Album Here Come the 123s . The 2-disc set will be available as exclusives thru Amazon (on disc) and iTunes (digitally) on September 1, with a release everywhere else on September 22 via Idlewild/Disney Sound (order below thru MNN). And, an Autumn tour to promote the releases [...]
The two John's are having a homecoming show of sorts this weekend ( July 11 ) at the Prospect Park bandshell where they will be performing tunes from their massively popular children's titles, No!, Here Come The ABC's, Here Come The 123's , and perhaps previewing a few tracks from their forthcoming new children's album, Here Comes Science . "Here Comes Science" is due to hit store shelves on September 1 . Like the other entries in the series, last year's [...]
I got a head cold and just took NyQuil, so I gotta make this quick, but first review round-up time. Amanda Palmer - Dresden Dolls chick rocks out House Of Badger - Badger Badger Bad - oh sorry. Good/weird music from a crazy band out in Oregon. The Silent Years - Crazy epic shit from Detroit. John Linnell Louisiana A few years back Linnell (one of the Johns from They Might Be Giants) released a [...]
John Linnell: South Carolina [ purchase ] I am going to see the band They Might Be Giants perform later this month, so I know I'd regret not posting about one of the band's two Johns, Linnell and Flansburgh. It also is a great opportunity to showcase John Linnell's solo work instead of going straight to the band's normal library. In 1999, John Linnell released a solo album entitled "State Songs" that included 16 tracks, all entitled state names. Most of the songs do little more than [...]
They Might Be Giants are always good for the holidays. But the point of this month wasn't just to post holiday songs, but songs about things having to do with the holidays, things like the month of December. "Will You Love Me in December" is so old that it's public domain now. Written in 1907 and recorded by John Linnell for the 1996 album House of Mayors . Linnell, with the other John, also worked with a lot of guys from The Band of Dans and made this funky/swingin' little tune called "Santa Claus" for [...]
And when I say armpit, I mean it in the best possible sense . New Jersey's other nickname, "The Garden State" is apparently derived from an 1876 quote in which Abraham Browning attempted to stir the pride of his fellow Jersey-ites by comparing the state to a giant barrel open at both ends, with Philadelphia picking at one end, and New York rifling through the other. Great. A giant barrel. For most of this and the previous century, the word "barrel" has more of a connotation of toxic waste than of fresh produce. So maybe being [...]
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