INTERVIEWS, PODCAST APPEARANCES, ARTICLES, AND MORE!
To contact the Doubleclicks for an interview, contact Laser booking@thedoubleclicks.com!
Portland is home to the charming and prolific geek-folk duo the Doubleclicks. Made up of of siblings Laser Malena-Webber (guitar and ukulele) and Aubrey Turner (cello), the Doubleclicks write songs that will make you laugh without leaning on parody and vulgarity. Songs like “Cats at Parties” will have you beaming while also addressing the real struggle of overcoming social anxiety. Meanwhile, a heartfelt touring song like “Coming Home to You” finds more common ground with the Mountain Goats than it does with Weird Al or Tenacious D, yet it still kicks off with a Dungeons & Dragons reference and manages to sneak in an all-too-relatable reference to dinner at Chipotle. It’s traits like these that make the Doubleclicks undisputable geniuses, and a rare treasure in the world of musical comedy acts." - Portland Mercury, 2016
Best-Of and Recent:
The Mary Sue Interview: The Doubleclicks’ Angela Webber On “Women Know Math” and Why Gender Is An “Everything Problem”: Feb, 2017
Mary Sue article "Art Under Fascism": 1/30/2017
The Mary Sue Interview 11/3/2016
Nerdist 8/29/2016
Tabletop (Geek and Sundry) 2/20/2014
Appearances:
Read it and Weep podcast - 2018
Starter Kit web series (Geek & Sundry/Alpha): 2018
Dr. Demento: played "The Guy Who Yelled Freebird," Burrito," and more - 2014-2018
Geek Hard Video Interview 6/24/2013
Spare The Rock 6/11/2013
Print:
Brooklyn Paper: Five things to do in Brooklyn, Oct. 5–11: Oct, 2018
Portland Mercury: Undisputed Geniuses of Comedy 9/19/2016, 7/13/2018
Ticket Entertainment magazine interview 9/26/2014
1808 Magazine 9/19/2014
New York Times interview 7/28/2014
Chico News & Review album review 7/10/14
Portland Mercury 7/31/2014
Portland Mercury album Review 6/26/2014
Portland Tribune about Kickstarter & Dimetrodon 6/10/2014
Eugene Weekly Interview 3/5/2014
The Oregonian article about Kickstarter & more 2/18/2014
Portland Tribune listing 11/28/2013
The Guilfordian event coverage 11/1/2013
Albany Democrat Herald interview 8/4/2013
Madison Isthmus 10/1/2012
The Portland Mercury (interview and CD review) 4/26/2012
The Westford Eagle: Nerd Rockers Revisit Roots 9/15/2012, and Musician Talks Shop; Recalls Youth 9/13/2012
Web/Blogs:
Daily Dot: 9 underrated YouTube channels to watch in 2016: 1/12016
Huffington Post: "Two Women Hilariously Remind Us What Feminists Really Want For Christmas" 12/18/14
Bustle: "Sexist Bullsh*t" Feminist Christmas Song by The Doubleclicks Will Make Your Holiday Merry" 12/18/14
Mic.Com: Hilarious Christmas Song Is the Feminist Rally Cry You've Been Waiting For 12/17/14
The Nerdist featured our Doctor Who Theme 9/3/2014
Ars Technica article about GenCon & Nothing to Prove 8/29/2014
BoingBoing 6/26/14 and again in an article about GeekGirlCon 10/21/2014
i09 blog: "We love The Doubleclicks." "absolutely delightful." 7/3/2014
Upworthy featured "Nothing To Prove" 7/31/2013
Spin.com: Hear Mark Hoppus’ New Pop-Punk Song For Hurricane Harvey Dog Relief (we're also on this album) - 9/2017
Monsters & Critics: RuPaul’s Drag Race star Miz Cracker and internet cat Lil Bub to help judge sock-design contest: 9/2018
Brooklyn Vegan : New York Comic Con begins, 2018
Atomic Moo 10/28/2016
Your Tango 11/10/2016
iO9: This 30-Second Tribute to Ada Lovelace Is an Earworm for Great Justice: 4/2016
TheFifthSister: "Music To Listen To: The Doubleclicks" 12/10/2014
Daily Dot interview about "Nothing to Prove," PAX, and the band 4/24/2014
Dave's Corner of the Universe 10/2/2014
Liberated Dissonance show review 10/5/2014
Geekadelphia show preview 9/26/2014
Frakking Shiny show review 9/30/2014
GeekPr0n show review 9/30/2014
NerdDC.net tour preview 9/30/2014
Pure Geekery album review 9/3/2014
Game Guy Thinks show review 7/18/2014
Word of the Nerd album review 7/2014
GeekDad tour preview 7/2/2014
Fandomania album review 6/24/2014
Offbeat Bride mention 3/5/2014
Puzzle Nation interview 2/27/2014
Geeky Kool 2/18/2014
The Gloss featured "Cats and Netflix" 10/9/2013
io9 featured "Dimetrodon" 10/2/2013
Kotaku featured "Internet Troll" 9/26/13 and so did LaughingSquid! 9/25/2013
The Escapist 7/25/2013
Geek Hard album review7/9/2013
Jezebel 7/8/2013
blastr: the Syfy online network 8/12/2011
Geekologie 3/9/2011
Wired.com: article 4/2011- show review 4/2012 - tour preview & Q&A 9/2012
Nerd Bastards 3/9/2011
The Mary Sue 8/11/2011 & more up to 2016
Almost Nerdy interview 1/3/2012 - tour preview 9/7/2012
Wil Wheaton's blog 11/20/2011
Podcast:
Beyond the playlist: 2/2017
The Math Of You: 2/2017 and a few other episodes
The Great Big Beautiful Podcast 11/11/2016
Bitch Media Popaganda 12/18/2014
Obsessed Podcast interview 6/3/2014 and quite a few more through the years
New Disruptors interview about Kickstarter & more 2/27/14
Geek Hard interview about Kickstarter, Weekly Song Wednesday & more 1/26/14
Welcome to that Whole Thing interview about songwriting 9/2014
Seattle Geekly podcast interview 3/5/2014
Alpha Geek interview 2/14/2014
Geek A Week (card)(podcast interview) 2/2014
Indeed Podcast interview 1/26/2014
Game on Girl Podcast interview about lots of things 11/17/2013
Slice of Scifi interview 7/21/2013
Giant Fire Breathing Robot album interview 7/7/2013
Obsessed Podcast: 11/20/2012
Bit of a Chat with Ken Plume 9/24/2012
NSFW Show on Twit.tv (live video performance)
The Canon Puncture Show (interview)
Going Last Podcast (interview)
Snoutcast (interview)
Awards:
Geekie Nominated (2014, Nothing to Prove)
Logan Award Nominated (2014: The Guy Who Yelled Freebird & Nothing to Prove)