Antsy Pants
Antsy Pants formed in New York City in the early 2000s with Matt Kelly on lead vocals and guitar, Sterling C. Bailey on rhythm guitar and vocals, Joey...
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Antsy Pants formed in New York City in the early 2000s with Matt Kelly on lead vocals and guitar, Sterling C. Bailey on rhythm guitar and vocals, Joey Spampinato on bass and vocals, and Michael Marquis on drums. Their sound pulls from a mix of classic rock, folk, pop, and vaudeville, giving their music an offbeat, eclectic feel.
One of their best-known songs is 'Henry Kelly,' a peculiar, catchy tune about an inventor and his unusual device. Other tracks like 'Tree Hugger' and 'Vampire' show their knack for quirky, humorous lyrics set to infectious melodies. Their debut album was 'The Good Times Are Killing Me,' followed by later releases including 'Say Something Nice' and 'The King of Hearts.'
While some critics found their style too eccentric, the band built a dedicated following through touring and a steady output of albums. They kept making music that was playful and a little odd, without trying to smooth out their peculiar charm.
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