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* YourCheatingHeart: "Parting Gifts".
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** "Lullaby of the Red Death" is inspired by the Creator/EdgarAllanPoe short story "The Masque of the Red Death".
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Grace & Tony are a husband and wife bluegrass duo from Tennessee. The two met in 2010 and began combining Tony White's punk rock musical style with Grace White's folk and bluegrass leanings to create what they called "punkgrass". Their sound has since evolved to be more classical-inspired, while still holding on to their folk and bluegrass roots.
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Grace & Tony White are a husband and wife bluegrass duo from Tennessee. The two met in 2010 and began combining Tony White's punk rock musical style with Grace White's folk and bluegrass leanings to create what they called "punkgrass". Their sound has since evolved to be more classical-inspired, while still holding on to their folk and bluegrass roots.
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* StalkerWithACrush: "The 1" is an example with a twist, showing the perspective of both the stalker and the one being stalked.
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** "Adam of Labour" is sung from the perspective of Literature/{{Frankenstein}}'s monster.
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* LyricDissonance: "911 Away" and "The 2", among others.
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Grace & Tony are a husband and wife bluegrass duo from Tennessee. The two met in 2010 and began combining Tony White's punk rock musical style with Grace White's folk and bluegrass leanings to create what they called "punkgrass". Their sound has since evolved to be more classical-inspired, while still holding on to their folk and bluegrass roots.
Their lyrics often take inspiration from literature, thanks to Grace's love for murder mysteries.
'''Discography:'''
* ''Inside A 7-Track Mind'' (2011)
* ''November'' (2013)
* ''Phantasmagoric'' (2015)
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!! Grace & Tony's music contains examples of:
* ApocalypseCult: "The 2" is about the real-life Heaven's Gate cult.
* CallAndResponseSong: "Hey Grace, Hey Tony" is done in this style.
* CrosscastRole: Grace sings from the point of view of William Hare in "Invitation to an Autopsy".
* GenderFlip: "Adam of Labour" has a female Dr. Frankenstein, as shown in the line "She'd taken the time / To come knit me up / And some friends of mine."
* IncrediblyLongNote: Grace gets one at the end of "Invitation to an Autopsy".
* {{Instrumentals}}: "A Fever On the Cthulhu Queen".
* LyricDissonance: "911 Away" and "The 2", among others.
* MurderBallad: "Invitation to an Autopsy" is about 19th century killers Burke and Hare, who sold the bodies of their victims to doctors for use in anatomy classes.
* NonAppearingTitle: "Adam of Labour", "Invitation to an Autopsy", "Where Emma Meets John", "La Carrera", "From Me to Me", "072713".
* ThePlague: "Lullaby of the Red Death".
* {{Scatting}}: The chorus of "Holy Hand Grenade".
* ShoutOut: Lots.
** In "Grassphemy", they wonder "just what Bill Monroe would say" about their unique take on bluegrass.
** "Adam of Labour" is sung from the perspective of Literature/{{Frankenstein}}'s monster.
** "The Marsten Prologue" and "A Lot Dies Today" are both based on the novel Literature/SalemsLot.
** "Lullaby of the Red Death" is inspired by the Creator/EdgarAllanPoe short story "The Masque of the Red Death".
** The title of the instrumental track "A Fever On the Cthulhu Queen" is a shout out to Creator/HPLovecraft.
* SillyLoveSongs: "Hey Grace, Hey Tony" fits this trope well.
* VocalTagTeam: Almost all of their songs feature vocals by both Grace and Tony White.
* YourCheatingHeart: "Parting Gifts".
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Grace & Tony are a husband and wife bluegrass duo from Tennessee. The two met in 2010 and began combining Tony White's punk rock musical style with Grace White's folk and bluegrass leanings to create what they called "punkgrass". Their sound has since evolved to be more classical-inspired, while still holding on to their folk and bluegrass roots.
Their lyrics often take inspiration from literature, thanks to Grace's love for murder mysteries.
'''Discography:'''
* ''Inside A 7-Track Mind'' (2011)
* ''November'' (2013)
* ''Phantasmagoric'' (2015)
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!! Grace & Tony's music contains examples of:
* ApocalypseCult: "The 2" is about the real-life Heaven's Gate cult.
* CallAndResponseSong: "Hey Grace, Hey Tony" is done in this style.
* CrosscastRole: Grace sings from the point of view of William Hare in "Invitation to an Autopsy".
* GenderFlip: "Adam of Labour" has a female Dr. Frankenstein, as shown in the line "She'd taken the time / To come knit me up / And some friends of mine."
* IncrediblyLongNote: Grace gets one at the end of "Invitation to an Autopsy".
* {{Instrumentals}}: "A Fever On the Cthulhu Queen".
* LyricDissonance: "911 Away" and "The 2", among others.
* MurderBallad: "Invitation to an Autopsy" is about 19th century killers Burke and Hare, who sold the bodies of their victims to doctors for use in anatomy classes.
* NonAppearingTitle: "Adam of Labour", "Invitation to an Autopsy", "Where Emma Meets John", "La Carrera", "From Me to Me", "072713".
* ThePlague: "Lullaby of the Red Death".
* {{Scatting}}: The chorus of "Holy Hand Grenade".
* ShoutOut: Lots.
** In "Grassphemy", they wonder "just what Bill Monroe would say" about their unique take on bluegrass.
** "Adam of Labour" is sung from the perspective of Literature/{{Frankenstein}}'s monster.
** "The Marsten Prologue" and "A Lot Dies Today" are both based on the novel Literature/SalemsLot.
** "Lullaby of the Red Death" is inspired by the Creator/EdgarAllanPoe short story "The Masque of the Red Death".
** The title of the instrumental track "A Fever On the Cthulhu Queen" is a shout out to Creator/HPLovecraft.
* SillyLoveSongs: "Hey Grace, Hey Tony" fits this trope well.
* VocalTagTeam: Almost all of their songs feature vocals by both Grace and Tony White.
* YourCheatingHeart: "Parting Gifts".
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