They Might Be Giants
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Quirk Rock: An Interview with They Might Be GiantsJohn Linnell of TMBG reflects on 25 years of music-making, the joy of reading and eating at the same time, and the removal of Hillary Duff's soul in an expansive interview with PopMatters. [9 July 2007] Reviews
They Might Be Giants: Here Comes ScienceThey Might Be Giants create a kids' album about science. Could there be a better pairing of band and topic? [1 September 2009] They Might Be Giants: 11 July 2009 - Brooklyn, NYTheir transition from a quirky adult band to an earnest children’s band isn’t as seamless as it is inevitable. [10 August 2009]
They Might Be Giants: The ElseI wanted to like The Else, even as I braced myself for the worst. You can't go home again. [13 July 2007] They Might Be GiantsIt takes real guts to remain decidedly immature after all these years. Even as John Linnell and John Flansburgh enter middle age, their skewed worldview remains firmly in place. [26 July 2005]
They Might Be Giants: The SpineTwenty odd years on, the Two Johns are as vibrant as ever, and after having carved their own niche in music history, The Spine is bold for playing in the sandbox with TMBG’s contemporaries rather than staying safely in the room they’ve created for themselves. [9 July 2004]
They Might Be Giants: Indestructible ObjectWhile Indestructible Object is pleasant but brief, these five tracks are not essential except perhaps to fans of They Might Be Giants who can’t wait until the full-length CD is released later this year. [23 April 2004]BlogsNews
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