Showing posts with label rarities. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rarities. Show all posts

Thursday, December 1, 2011

Watch: They Might Be Giants -- "Electronic Istanbul (Not Constantinople)" (Official Video)

Wanna see more great shots from TMBG's Williamsburg Waterfront Show? Go for it.

Here at Fucking Nostalgic, we post They Might Be Giants news about as often as some people post whiny status messages about the weather on Facebook (A lot. And also zing.) So we're pleased to share the new video for "Electronic Istanbul (Not Constantinople)" off of the band's new rarities and remixes comp, Album Raises New And Troubling Questions.

The Johns are pretty pleased about the fact that the video features a circuit-bent Speak 'N Spell, and we bet you will be too. Check it out after the jump.

Thursday, October 20, 2011

They Might Be Giants Releasing Rarities & Remixes Compilation

Check out more photos of TMBG's Williamsburg Waterfront show this summer over here.
Nothing like some awesome news from They Might Be Giants to brighten your day. Still riding high on the goodness that is their latest album Join Us, the Johns have announced that they'll be releasing Album Raises New And Troubling Questions, a hilariously-titled new rarities, remixes, and video compilation featuring 20 (TWENTY!) brand new songs on November 1.

They did a good job explaining it all on the album trailer's YouTube page, so here's what they said:

"In the many months making and then promoting Join Us, They Might Be Giants created many recordings. Contained on this brand new full length album of rarities are many previously unheard tracks along with the live version of Cloisonné heard on the official video of the song, a fantastic remix of You Probably Get That A Lot from the Elegant Too, plus the band's now legendary appearance on The Onion AV Club's Undercover series performing Tubthumping with the AV Club Choir. Rollicking new music from TMBGs Other Thing Brass Band sessions fill out the set, making ALBUM RAISES NEW AND TROUBLING QUESTIONS a must have for all TMBG music-lovers."


Yes. Totally buy this album. Check out the aforementioned (and bizarre) trailer after the jump, along with the tracklist.