By David Burger
November 4, 2009
Another thing that only adults will see is The Guggenheim Grotto, a folk-pop acoustic duo from Ireland who first came to Utah to perform at this year's Sundance Film Festival. They aren't on the bill for the children's show.
Guggenheim Grotto singer Kevin May called They Might Be Giants "a great model for longevity." The group is still new to the music industry, evidenced by May's amusement that he got to meet R&B singer Montell Jordan at Sundance as well as an extra on "CSI."
The band's first album, "Waltzing Alone," is gradually garnering attention and record sales, so May has switched to using iPhones to help him write songs. It's not the first collaboration between The Guggenheim Grotto and iPhones. When the phones were first introduced, a song from the duo was available as a demo on models in American stores.
But May still had to buy an iPhone -- no freebies for him. "I am going to have some harsh words for Mr. Jobs," he joked.
