They Might Be Giants Celebrate Decades of Quirky Rock
The indie band, known for a cult following, releases a new album and recently performed on Saturday Sessions.
They Might Be Giants, an indie rock band formed over 40 years ago, quickly earned a cult following for their quirky, fun songwriting.
The group won a Grammy Award, their latest album "The World Is to Dig" is out now, and they performed "Wu-Tang" on Saturday Sessions.
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Saturday Sessions: They Might Be Giants performs "Wu-Tang"
Grammy Award-winning indie rock icons They Might Be Giants formed over 40 years ago, quickly earning a cult following for their quirky, fun songwriting. Their latest album, "The World Is to Dig," is out now. Here's They Might Be Giants with "Wu-Tang."
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- They Might Be Giants is an indie rock band.
- They Might Be Giants won a Grammy Award.
- They Might Be Giants formed over 40 years ago.
- They Might Be Giants quickly earned a cult following for their quirky, fun songwriting.
- They Might Be Giants' latest album, "The World Is to Dig," is out now.
- They Might Be Giants performed "Wu-Tang" on Saturday Sessions.
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