2d6's eighth release is finally out! Please enjoy this song how how absolutely vehemently we hate the moon. Pay what you want for the new album: https://2d6music.bandcamp.com/album/you-just-cant-have-one

The one dreaded level in every video game.

A brilliant author tells us that love is real. Do you want to know exactly how hard I'm fangirling over here? (Hint: it's really hard, baby.) Bad Beth and Beyond: lead and backing vocals, acoustic and electric bouzoukis, bass guitar Drumbot: drums Recorded, mixed, and mastered at the COG Secret Lab by Lewis D'Aubin, New Orleans, LA

Happy Pioneer Day weekend from Utah! Pioneer Day is our state holiday to celebrate the 1847 arrival of the Mormons. Correction: We're no longer "Mormons." The woke term is "Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints." That may seem like a mouthful, so here's a mnemonic ditty to help remember the ecclesiastically correct terminology. It's a parody of "Saturday Night," a hit for the Bay City Rollers in 1975. Incidentally, that was just 16 years after the Mormon Tabernacle Choir charted their own Top 20 hit. Correction: It's no longer "The Mormon Tabernacle Choir." It's now "The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square." Got it? Moron Pioneers: M. Spaff Sumsion: Lyrics Robert Lund: Vocals, instruments, and production

Spoilers for Seasons 1-3 of Stranger Things, but not 4! Parody of "What's Up" by 4 Non Blondes. New lyrics by Jeff Whitmire Vocals by Jeff Whitmire and TheFifthSister Music and mix by 2Sleeps Music

A parody of "Georgy Girl", about the greatest kitchen gadget named for a boxer since the John L. Sullivan Potato Peeler and the Max Schmeling Waffle Iron.

Welcome to Nashville, the world's #1 bachelorette party destination! How proud we are to attract such upstanding, inspiring visitors to our fair city... and dang, they sure make a lot of noise while they're pedaling their tavern down Broadway! This song is from my brand new CD "Top Ten Songs That Steve Has Come Up With Since His Last CD (plus 6 more!)" which is available for pre-order NOW at www.stevegoodie.com, and you should totally go get it now and get FREE SHIPPING through July 15! Words, music, guitars, bass, drums, piano, vocals, arrangement, production: SG

It's OK to get angry but instead of reacting with physical violence I channel that anger through song. The negative can be pretty inspiring in a twisted way. This lighthearted angry song (in 3/4 time), was written and recorded while I resided in a rented house with a bunch of musicians. One of those musicians was just a nightmare to live with. This song reflects some of that anger I had towards him. There were other pains in the asses who entered my universe after the fact (this song could represent them as well) but as life went on I weeded out that kind of negative situation and for the most part I'm in a happier place now and hold no grudges.

It's a song about the job Dizman has always fever-dreamed of having, posing in Play Girl magazine. 4 out of 5 mom's agree, Dizman is Dead Sexy.

A fever dream of a song about the true engine of the internet. With all that it has, it's really built on a foundation of kitties and boobs. We're all just humans lapping at the hamster water bottle of brain chemical triggers while the world falls apart around us. What better way to celebrate the vapid and ephemeral nature of the internet but with a vapid and ephemeral song that will make you dance like a 22 year old white girl on molly at EDC. Lyric Video: https://youtu.be/8tYfHIVXFaA