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Back in November, Marvel Comic tasked Seattle rockers Kirby Krackle with writing and recording a theme song for the publisher's weekly news show, The Watcher, hosted by Grace Randolph. The result was "Who Watches the Watcher?" a catchy power pop/doo-wop jam that answers the question begged by its title by namedropping everyone from Deadpool to Devil Dinosaur...

As the sole member of the "F-Sharp Bell Corps," the sightless Rot Lop Fan gets a lot of credit for infusing the Green Lantern corps with some much needed sound. Fortunately for Hal Jordan, there's an additional cache of would-be Lanterns with the ability to overcome great fear through music and aid the hero in his battle against Sinestro in Kirby Krackle's new animated video for "R

Kirby Krackle's Kyle Stevens and Jim Demonakos have contributed much to the canon of comic book and video game-themed rock and roll since they hit the scene in 2009, becoming mightier and more powerful with each successive release. Adhering fully to the maxim of Spider-Man, KK is using this great power with great responsibility...

From the release of Kirby Krackle's sophomore album, E For Everyone to the band's numerous convention appearances, music video debuts and Marvel theme songs, it's been a dadburn fine year to be a Kracklehead. But rather than cashing in on their much-deserved license to ride out the rest of 2010 throwing back eggnog, the KK duo of Kyle Stevens and Jim Demonakos have decided to gift fans with a bra

Early last week famed comic book rockers Kirby Krackle began teasing a new project with Marvel Comics via the very ComicsAlliance-approved method of tweeting a photo of a signed contract amid cocktails and a raging Iron Man action figure. The band didn't sit on the news for long, either, covering its studio session for the mysterious "Project Moonbase" this past weekend by tweeting a num

One of our favorite geek rock bands Kirby Krackle returns with an all-new music video for "Zombie Apocalypse," a track off their eponymous debut album. Animated by Damon O'Keefe ("Metalocalypse") and Daisy Church, "Zombie Apocalypse" depicts the familiar story of an average dude (vocalist Kyle Stevens) waking up in a word overrun by the flesh-eating undead, only with