Absurd satire? Experimental performance art? A glimpse in to our robotic future? A novelty act gone too far? Totally weird? Yes. Join San Diego's mad scientist Professor B. Miller and singing robot SPO-20 as they take you on an infectious musical odyssey. In 2018, the band began a campaign to release 20 (yes, TWENTY!) themed albums. Some Fun Facts: • Their first release was the best-selling debut 4 CD box set in history. • Formed in 1996. • The band has been taught as a multi-media work of satirical fiction and performance art to 250 students at San Diego State University along with works by Kurt Vonnegut, Rene Magritte, Robert Louis Stevenson, and Dan Clowes. • They played for more than 10,000 people on Halloween for "Heaven and Hell" at the Del Mar Fairgrounds. They once played to less than 200 people at a car wash. • They were nominated for a San Diego Music Award. • Their songs have been featured in San Diego on 91X, ALT94/9, Rock 105.3, KCR, and KSDT. Outisde of their hometown, they've been played on WFMU in New York, BBC Radio in London, and various college stations across the US. • They have been featured multiple times by Dr. Demento. • They were featured in NME's article "Singing Parrots, Robotic Frontmen And Creepy Clowns – The Strangest Novelty Bands You've Never Heard" • When asked to write a theme song for 91X's local music program, Loudspeaker, they spent half the song making fun of 91X. • SPO-20 speaks with a robotic British accent, but doesn't sing with one.