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Richard Cheese & Lounge Against The Machine

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Biography

Richard Cheese & Lounge Against the Machine is the moniker LA-based singer and comedian Mark Jonathan Davis uses to carry out his campy amalgamation of Rat Pack-era lounge music and contemporary popular songs, tackling genres such as rock, rap, and everything in between. Conceived by Davis in the mid-90s during his stint as a radio producer, the project made its debut in 2000 with an eponymous album that included swingified versions of Nirvanaâs âRape Meâ and Nine Inch Nailsâ âCloser.â The LPâs popularity among novelty music fans led to extensive media coverage and soon Davis found himself co-hosting MTVâs Say What Karaoke series and leading the house band for NBCâs Last Call with Carson Daly. They followed this success with Tuxicity (2002), Iâd Like a Virgin (2004), Aperitif for Destruction (2005), and the holiday album Silent Nightclub (2006), all of which considerably helped to expand the bandâs ever-growing fanbase while staying true to their kitschy aesthetics. Richard Cheese & Lounge Against the Machine kept releasing albums back-to-back through Davisâ Coverage Records, most notably 2010âs OK Bartender (a play on Radioheadâs OK Computer), Back in Black Tie (2012), and the Star Wars-themed The Lounge Awakens: Richard Cheese Live at the Mos Eisley Spaceport Cantina (2015). In the following years, Davis made his acting debut on the comedy Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar (2021) and lent his voice to âViva Las Vegas,â the opening song for Zack Snyderâs 2021 zombie heist film Army of the Dead.

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Richard Cheese

Microphone Colossus: The Best Of Richard Cheese, Volume 3

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Richard Cheese

Snappier Than Ever: The Original Songs

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The Royal Baby Album

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Richard Cheese

Live At The Royal Wedding

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