Posts Tagged nerd rock

Music Break: Kirby Krackle’s “Ring Capacity” has a Video, Sums up Green Lantern Origin in Song

Posted by mistergroonk in Animation, Music, Video on May 31, 2011

The Kirby Krackle newsletter comes through again. The official music video for”Ring Capacity” as draw by Betsy Lee.

Here’s a thing we didn’t know. There’s a Facebook group to get “Ring Capacity” onto the Ryan Reynolds Green lantern soundtrack.

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animation, DC Comics, green lantern, in brightest day in blackest night, Kirby Krackle, Music Break, music video, nerd rock, Video

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Music Lesson: The Music of Pi

Posted by mistergroonk in Holiday, Music, Photography on March 14, 2011

Happy Pi Day!*

Also, have some photographs of lovely Pi.

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algebraic!, geektastic, learning from music, mathematical!, music to our ears, music video, nerd rock, Pi Day, what the math?

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8-Bit Music Remix Makes TRON LEGACY Vintage Again

Posted by mistergroonk in Movies, Music on January 10, 2011

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8-bit, fan made, nerd rock, tron legacy

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#MusicMonday: Download Yourself a “Vigilante Christmas” by Kirby Krackle

Posted by mistergroonk in Digital Share, Holiday, Just Freaking Neat, Music on December 20, 2010

That’s Kirby Krackle greeting us with a holiday tune “Vigilante Christmas.” Which is a parody of “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas.” People sure like singing that song the closer to C Day the world gets. It’s no wonder we need a year before we can stand to hear it again.

You can download a free copy of “Vigilante Christmas” by running over to KK’s official site and signing up for their newsletter.

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"Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas", "Vigilante Christmas", free, Kirby Krackle, lyrics, nerd rock, parody, superheros

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A Guitar Lesson from Kirby Krackle. Learn to Play “Secret Identity” #musicmonday

Posted by mistergroonk in Just Freaking Neat, Music, Tutorials on December 13, 2010

Our love for nerd rockers Kirby Krackle is new but powerful. Within hours of hearing them we bought every album available.

Now Krackle member Kyle Stevens is teaching fans how to play their song “Secret Identity” on the guitar.

You don’t have to try so hard for our affection, KK. You had us at “Zombie Apocalypse.”

Official site:
http://www.kirbykracklemusic.com/
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"secret identity", guitar, how to, Kirby Krackle, Kyle Stevens, music monday, nerd rock, stuff for geeks, that is the lesson

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#MusicMonday: Adam WarRock’s “Call Me Johnny Wander” and Other Geeklicious Tunes

Posted by mistergroonk in Comics, Music on September 27, 2010

The nerd rock trend that overtook our heart last week continues with choice jams from Adam WarRock.

TRACKLOG 66 â€“ CALL ME JOHNNY WANDER

WarRock talks a lot about how this ode to Johnny Wander came about. Johnny Wander is a webcomic we encountered through AppleGeeks writer, Ananth‘s Twitter. Once discovered, it didn’t take long to read through the entire series from beginning to end.

â€¦and 50 minutes later, I looked around and realized that I had read the whole book, and was laughing to myself in the corner. By myself. Like a crazy person. But more importantly, I realized that I had been smiling more than laughing. Think about it, itâ€™s a hard thing for a comic, especially one thatâ€™s not necessarily a continuous story arc, to accomplish.

He’s right. It is very nice to come across a webcomic that has this effect.

Download: Call Me Johnny Wander by Adam WarRock

Other tracks from Adam WarRock lay below the cut.
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Adam WarRock, â€œCall Me Johnny Wanderâ€, Eugene Ahn, hip-hop, music monday, nerd rock, stuff for geeks, The War For Infinity, webcomics

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Nerd Rock #MusicMonday Concludes: Tron Soundtrack. Online. Active. Excellent.

Posted by mistergroonk in Just Freaking Neat, Movies, Music on September 13, 2010

Geek Internets has been excited about the new Tron Soundtrack website that booted up recently. It’s damn easy to see why. Once there, you’re greeted with a slow pulse of graphics, the noticeable excellent sounds of Daft Punk, and a newsletter login page that will, hopefully, let you know the soonest time you can buy up some Daft Punk soundtrack goodness.