Didn't bespectacled oddball music icon Dan Deacon say that Air Waves was his favorite new band?
He did indeed, in this Pitchfork article. He said, "Favorite New Band: Air Waves. Nicole Schneit is an amazing songwriter. The music she writes is like a favorite blanket wrapped around you."

Ok, I have one more question: which is heavier: the Great Pyramid of Cheops near Giza, Egypt, or 10,000 African elephants?
Well, we know that the Great Pyramid of Cheops, sometimes called "Khufu," was erected between 2589 and 2566 B.C., utilizing 2,300,000 blocks of Aswan and Tura casing stones, each weighing an average 2.5 tons. The African elephant, the world's largest living land mammal, which inhabits the Savannah brush, forest, and semi-deset regions of Sub-Saharan African, averages an adult weight of approximately 15,400 lbs., or 7.7 tons. Thus, we can conclude that 10,000 African elephants (@ 7.7 tons x 10,000) weigh in at 77,000 tons, while the combined weight of all the casing stones in the Great Pyramid comes out to (2.5 tons x 2,300,000) 5,750,000 tons. And so, the Great Pyramid of Cheops outweighs the 10,000 African elephants by a substantial margin.