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January 19, 2005: Tonight on the University of Arkansas student-run radio station KXUA (88.3 FM) there will be a Wednesday Night Feature Show called "The Dork Rock Show," which will feature TMBG along with Talking Heads, Weird Al Yankovic, and Devo as their main artists of the show (Other bands include Moxy Fruvous, Weezer, Cowsponge, and Harvey Danger, to name a few). The show will be hosted by DJ Sam and will start at 10pm Central time. If you're not within the Fayetteville area and would still like to listen, you can listen online in streaming audio at kxua.com.

January 18, 2005: You can purchase last week's "Next Big Thing" show from iTunes, which features TMBG's new song Contrecoup, for $5.95. Click here to purchase. Of course you can still listen to it for free thru RealAudio.

January 16, 2005: tmbg.tk seems to have been hit by the NeverEverNoSanity WebWorm generation 14 worm.

January 16, 2005: John Linnell premiered his new song, presumably titled Contrecoup, on "The Next Big Thing" yesterday afternoon on NPR. Listen via RealAudio (Use it or Lose it Pt. 2).

January 13, 2005: According to pollstar.com TMBG will be playing in Swarthmore, PA at Lang Concert Hall on 02/19/05

January 13, 2005: Pitchfork: "Pennsylvania-based MultiMedia Three label is set to release a They Might Be Giants tribute album this May or June, according to Philadelphia musician David Miller, who is curating the project. Confirmed contributors include The Wrens, Frank Black, Steve Burns, Hotel Lights, This Radiant Boy, Recepter, and the Trachtenburg Family Slideshow Players." More here.

January 13, 2005: The video for Experimental Film has been posted to iTunes. Click here to view.

January 11, 2005: Fubar! Radio http://fubar.danumhosting.com/ is going to have an only They Might Be Giants show.

January 10, 2005: TDK has posted the TMBG.ORG FAQ here on TMBW.Net for editing. Please feel free to dive in and add new questions and answers, or clean up old ones.

January 10, 2005: Experimental Film was played on BBC Radio 2 at 3:00 am GMT. "What an excellent song that is," says Alex Lester. Huzzah. - Rednic

January 10, 2005: Amazon.com has Here Comes The ABCs, with two bonus tracks, and an Amazon.com exclusive track, Sombrero. Help support TMBW.Net by purchasing the CD or the DVD through our partnership with Amazon!