""Somebody pointed out that new wave was a unique musical movement because the actual rhythms and the textures of the music were not consistent to one another.""
""I'm a bit of a crate digger," Flansburgh tells Consequence. Hey, that's the name of the show!""
""These dudes have definitely listened to a whole lot of records. With love, they're music nerds.""
""Their well-listened nerddom has resulted in an impressive, idiosyncratic catalog and a live presence that commands a cult-like fanbase.""
They Might Be Giants, led by John Flansburgh, explore the essence of new wave music through their latest album, The World Is to Dig. Their sound is characterized by a blend of classic tunes and contemporary influences, showcasing their deep appreciation for music history. Flansburgh describes himself as a crate digger, reflecting their passion for discovering records. The band’s catalog and live performances have garnered a dedicated fanbase, and their recent works include tracks that pay homage to various musical styles, emphasizing the diversity within the new wave genre.
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