“Those Who Can’t,” the Grawlix sitcom pilot on Amazon, reaps perhaps the best review of all

Watch The Grawlix comedy pilot “Those Who Can’t” from Amazon Instant Video today

Do you know L.A.-by-way-of-the-Midwest comedian Beth Stelling? You really should, and not just because we’re telling you to. But also because of that.

Steal the milk of the Grawlix with exclusive comedy tracks from Andrew Orvedahl and Adam Cayton-Holland, as well as a new track from SPELLS, a punk band featuring Ben Roy.

Thieves, this week we’ve got dreampop from Xmaslites and a story from Eyc Eyl.

Denver comedian Adam Cayton-Holland will make his “Conan” late-night debut on Jan. 29.

The marriage of music and comedy is often an uneasy one, as countless bands and stand-ups have found over the years. But when it’s done right (see David Cross and his early 2000s Sub Pop tour, Bonnarroo’s comedy tent, South by Southwest, etc.) it provides a unique space in which the two art forms complement each other– or at least a drunken variety show in which it’s impossible to get bored.

Denver comedy trio The Grawlix is moving up in the world after selling a pilot script to Amazon Studios.

Evan and Adam Nix, a pair of 6-foot-5 brothers who are often mistaken for twins, are owning their moment with a number of popular online videos and increasing national renown.

Denver-based comedy troupe the Grawlix is marking a year of shows with a new venue and the same smart, fearless jokes we’ve come to know from Ben Roy, Andrew Orvedahl and Adam Cayton-Holland.