Q&A: Science pop songsters

Brendan Maher

Nature, 2009, vol. 460, issue 7259, 1084-1084

Abstract: The US band They Might Be Giants has played rock to adults for more than two decades — and to children since 2002. Next week it releases the album Here Comes Science, with educational tunes about the elements and evolution. John Linnell, who fronts the band with John Flansburgh, explains why a science-friendly thread runs through their music.

Date: 2009
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