Tag Archives: geek music

Ever wish you could be like Mega Man and absorb the powers and abilities of your enemies? Then watch Meri Amber's lyric video for our Mega Man song!

‘The Redhead League’ is an eclectic and exhilaratingly addictive concept album of songs about red-haired female comic book heroes. Leslie Hudson brings these characters alive with passion, angst and a depth that you might not have thought possible for some of them, and in this she is aided by an A-team roster of guest musicians who add their considerable talents to the mix.

Song after song, from beginning to end, Meri Amber's 'Retro Sherbet' will dazzle you with its irresistible hooks, attention to musical detail, and its nostalgic, bubblegum sweetness. If you have any love for the 90s at all, this is a must-listen.

The creator of the 'Rock, Paper, Cynic' webcomic is doing a kickstarter for an album that he describes as being a "musical mad science experiment."

Yesterday one of my favorite bands, Debs & Errol, announced that they were going their separate ways. Needless to say, I am sad. Now, you have to understand why my love for this band is so fierce. Not only do I love their music, and not only did it help lift my spirits during a very difficult period, but I got to know the band members as people.

Meri Amber's got plenty to be excited about. The release of her third album, the Super EP, is just around the corner and it's already been getting some positive advance coverage from various geek blogs.

If you identify yourself as geek, and even most certainly if you don't, grab a copy of Meri Amber's 'Super EP.' It’s an addictive, infectiously happy celebration of the passion and fanaticism of the nerdy lifestyle.

You might say that aside from the Ghostbusters and pop culture mashing that the album and song title “Crossing the Streams” references, Copy Red Leader are also crossing genre streams here and, in the process, prove that contrary to Spenglerian wisdom, crossing the streams is not “bad” but good. Very good.

CTRL+ALT+DUETS is delightful stuff. Clearly, this is a band that could write and perform bubblegum pop hits if they wanted to. They just have too much of an irrepressibly geeky, comic spirit to sing the usual songs about love and heartache. Required listening for geeks and music lovers alike.