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Very few record labels will even consider releasing an album of comedy music unless the artist is also an SNL alumni.
That's where we fit in. We plan to release albums by artists in all genres who not only have talent, but a great sense
of humor as well. We have one rule. If it's funny, we'll release it.
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Fontabulator
Preview your fonts and quickly find the one you're looking for.
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InsectiSide
A game of strategy, luck, and dead bugs. |
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Netrikulator
Waste away the hours that you should be working by forming as many networks as you can with this little
puzzle game.
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Sudden Death
Sudden Death is one of the premiere musical comedy acts on the scene today. Fronted by comedian Tom Rockwell of New Jersey Sudden Death has become one of the most popular artists on the nationally syndicated Dr. Demento Show. Their song "Inner Voice" was the most requested song of 2005.
Sudden Death broke onto the scene in 1998 when "South Park Junkie"- the first song Dr. Demento aired about South park- became the 4th most requested song of the year. Since then Sudden Death has had several number one hits on the show including "Spam," a song about junk emails, and "Cellular Degeneration," a rant about cell phones that do everything but make phone calls.
Sudden Death performs regularly across the country at music clubs, comedy clubs, and science fiction conventions. The live show features Tom Rockwell usually performing solo along with videos and animations synchronized with the music. The show often features costume changes, props, and even puppets. The end result is a hilarious show that goes over very well for a variety of audiences.
In 2005 Sudden Death released a new album called Die Laughing which features the songs mentioned above plus other hilarious original songs and parodies.
In 2007 Sudden Death became a Core member of The Funny Music Project, or The FuMP (www.thefump.com) which releases 2 songs every week for free under a Creative Commons license. | | | Worm Quartet
Worm Quartet is a Rochester, NY-based band that forcibly staples punk and electronica together with a handful of other stupid influences and throws them into a blender with hysterically twisted lyrics. They have been featured repeatedly on the Dr. Demento show, with many Funny Top Five appearances, and had the most requested song of the year in both 2004 ("Great Idea For A Song") and 2005 ("Inner Voice" with Sudden Death.)
The sole member of Worm Quartet is a 6'4" 280-lb. bemulleted manic who insists on being called "Shoebox" and who poses by day as a mild-mannered software engineer. More information can be found at www.wormquartet.com, or you could just make something up. | | |
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