They Might Be Giants Biography

Since their beginnings in the 1980s alternative rock scene in New York City, they have been creating eccentric, lore-filled songs that, despite their erratic instrumentation, are catchy, effervescent, lasting, and almost boldly accessible. They Might Be Giants are no strangers to unconventional tech-centric initiatives; they were the first major-label band to release an album in just MP3 format. NASA elected them the Musical Ambassadors for International Space Year in 1992 for their CD Apollo 18 (named after a fictitious lunar mission), while their Dial-A-Song answering machine is the stuff of D.I.Y. music mythology. They still provide audio and video from live performances. Their list of brilliant projects is infinite, and they routinely produce and release brand-new free tunes.

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