About
They Might Be Giants (TMBG) is an American alternative rock band formed in 1982 in Brooklyn, New York, United States by John Flansburgh (vocals, guitar) and John Linnell (vocals, keyboards, accordion, bass clarinet). During TMBG's early years Flansburgh and Linnell were frequently accompanied by a drum machine. In the early nineties, TMBG became a full band. Currently, the members of TMBG are Flansburgh, Linnell, Marty Beller, Dan Miller, and Danny Weinkauf. Read more on Last.fm
Genres
- comic
- geek rock
- permanent wave
- zolo
Frequently Asked Questions
- What TV show theme song is "They Might Be Giants"?
- The most famous TV show theme song by They Might Be Giants is the theme for the hit sitcom "Malcolm in the Middle." The band wrote and performed the iconic track "Boss of Me,"
- What is the song from Malcolm in the Middle by They Might Be Giants?
- The song from "Malcolm in the Middle" by They Might Be Giants is the energetic and memorable "Boss of Me."
- What theme songs have "They Might Be Giants" written?
- They Might Be Giants have written several memorable theme songs for television and film. Their most famous is "Boss of Me,"
- Did They Might Be Giants write the Coraline song?
- They Might Be Giants did not write the song for "Coraline." The haunting and whimsical soundtrack for the 2009 animated film "Coraline" was composed by French composer Bruno Coulais. While They Might Be Giants were initially approached to contribute music to "Coraline" and even wrote a few demo songs for the project, their music was ultimately not used in the final film. Instead, Bruno Coulais' atmospheric score set the tone for the movie's mysterious and magical world. Some demo tracks by They Might Be Giants have surfaced online, showcasing what could have been, but the official Coraline soundtrack is entirely credited to Coulais. Therefore, if you're searching for the creators behind the Coraline movie's music, the answer is Bruno Coulais, not They Might Be Giants.
- Is They Might Be Giants a kids band?
- They Might Be Giants are not exclusively a kids band, but they have released several acclaimed children's albums in addition to their alternative rock catalog. Originally known for their quirky, intelligent rock music aimed at adults, the band later expanded their repertoire to include educational and entertaining music for children. Albums like "No!"