Oingo Boingo

Oingo Boingo was an American rock band formed in 1979 in Los Angeles. Closely associated with them was composer Danny Elfman, who gained fame as a film composer. They made a mark in history with albums such as "Dead Man's Party" and "Nothing to Fear," which defined the tone in the new wave and alternative rock genres. Oingo Boingo became renowned for their live performances and distinctive sound that blended elements of ska, rock, and pop. Although the band disbanded in 1995, their influence on 1980s music remains enduring. The products available from the artist Oingo Boingo include CDs.