Thankfully for fans and new listeners alike, They Might Be Giants (TMBG) have been busy making new music, too. Following the recent release of their Eyeball EP, TMBG just announced a new LP scheduled for release in April called The World Is To Dig (their first TMBG album since 2021's BOOK), and fans can already hear and download the first single: "Wu-Tang."
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How TMBG developed their 'obtuse, snobby art rock sensibility'
In a 2024 interview with SPIN, Flansburgh opened up about the evolution of TMBG's unique sound.
“Alternative rock was barely even a thing in Brooklyn," Flansburgh continued. "I would hear about all these bands like Green On Red or the Pandoras; I’d read about them in SPIN, but I would never hear them. There was no college radio we heard that was playing that stuff. Where we lived, we didn’t get MTV. Most of my ’80s and ’90 was neck-deep in hip hop."
"They wanted to have careers in music, but over time, a sense of gloom kind of came over them. And that informed us professionally; we thought, ‘If we do something that seems interesting to us, we will never regret however much time we invest in it.’ And that led us to an aesthetic that combines our sense of humor and our obtuse, snobby art rock sensibility," he explained.
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