The Gorillas are back in L.A. after a successful European tour with their new feature film, Karate Film Café! KFC is the 3rd BBG feature film to make the Europe cinema circuit. Read more about KFC here.

Karate Film Café is the follow-up to BBG's award-winning feature film, The Mind of Henry Lime.   The Mind of Henry Lime  won the "Best Comedy Feature" award at the SMTV Film Festival in Bombay, and was an "Official Selection" of both the Arhus Film Festival in Denmark and the Portabello Festival in London.  The End of The Pier Film Fest in the UK gave The Mind of Henry Lime a "Special Commendation" in the "Best Feature Film" category.

Karate Film Café, The Mind of Henry Lime,  and their 1st feature film, Sister Sarah's Sky, were all written and directed by Michael Glover and produced by Robyn Rosenkrantz - with music by Bright Blue Gorilla of course!

In addition to the movies, BBG has released 11 CDs and has been touring all over the world - with hardly a pause - since 1990.  They've shared the stage and screen with artists such as Lily Thomlin, Alec Baldwin, Suzanne Vega, Toni Collette, Luka Bloom, Loudon Wainwright, Mary Black, Buck Henry, Matthew Broderick and many many others.  (You can see BBG in the film "The Last Shot" with Alec Baldwin and Matthew Broderick.  A Disney/Touchstone Pictures Release.)

It all started in 1990, when Robyn & Michael quit their L.A. jobs, sold everything they had (except their guitars), and bought one-way tickets to Europe. They’ve been living a life of music and adventure ever since.

What can you expect at a Bright Blue Gorilla show? Beautiful vocal harmonies, lots of laughs, songs to inspire the soul, stories and comedy improvisation. BBG uses acoustic guitars, mini guitar, electric bass, bongos, mystical drum, harmonica, flute, and the world-famous DRUM-FEET!

>>> Michael plays the father of Shia LaBeouf (he's also the son of Indiana Jones)
in a TV ad for The Academy Awards.

>>> In the film, A Mighty Wind, watch for Robyn during the concert finale.

>>> In the film, It's All About Love, by Danish Director, Thomas Vinterberg, Robyn and Michael's voices replace several of the actors voices. The actors in question were from Europe and had accents that the director didn't think sounded American enough.

>>> On the TV show, Enterprise, Michael is an alien - a "Tranon" to be exact.

>>> On the TV show, The O.C., Michael plays "a parole officer who looks like Lou Reed."

>>> On the TV show, Boston Legal, Michael plays Vince Odoms - the judge in the Michael Jackson trial who quits the case to become a Phil Spector look-alike. (No kidding.)

>>> You can see the gorillas in TV commercials for Dairy Queen, Stanley Tools, the Academy Awards, Nokia phones, Disney Channel, and the German sit-com Alles Atze.

>>> Robyn's India Photos appear in the coffee table book "Photo Crafts," published by Lark Books.

>>> Their voice characterizations are on the Microsoft game, Mech Warrior, and on various Disney Channel promos, commercials, etc.

                                  Quotes from around the world:

" Best CD of the year! Best live act of the year! One of the most innovative duos on the modern scene! Unmistakable melodies… shimmering arrangements… superb songs! "
Orange County Register (USA)

"BBG serve up a classy and assured poppy melodica! … a fine CD!"
Time Out (UK)

"Songwriting of the highest caliber… an important album…"
FM East Fan (Japan)

"...Every song has a deeper meaning, something to think about, something for your imagination...A strong document for our times...Rosenkrantz & Glover are true originals!"
Oor Magazine (Holland)

"The Gorillas are original… offbeat… electric…eclectic… travelling musical yogi gypsies!"
Pasadena Weekly (USA)

"A solid work… a potpourri of wit and melody… BBG puts out a full and powerful sound…"
Intro Magazine (Germany)

"... Intriguing, sympathetic songs... One of the best CDs of the year!"
Flair (Belgium)

"With their close-knit harmonies, story-telling, tongue-in-cheek wit, and finely-tuned musical percussion, we’ve gone bananas over Bright Blue Gorilla!"
The Beach News (USA)

"...Material that stands up to the best of Loudon Wainwright... Every good radio station should play BBG..."
Teek (Belgium)