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American indie rock band known for whimsical lyrics, eclectic sound, and signature color-coded neckties.Formed at the University of Michigan in 2002, Tally Hall released two studio albums: 'Marvin's Marvelous Mechanical Museum' (2005) and 'Good & Evil' (2011). The band featured Rob Cantor (yellow tie), Joe Hawley (red tie), Andrew Horowitz (green tie), Zubin Sedghi (blue tie), and Ross Federman (gray tie). They gained a cult following through internet virality and innovative DIY projects before entering indefinite hiatus in 2011.

• Members met through university a cappella groups and comedy performances, initially calling themselves 'Club for Five'.
• Their 2008 YouTube series 'Tally Hall's Internet Show' featured surreal sketches and music videos, becoming foundational to their online cult status.
• Joe Hawley disappeared from public view for nearly a decade after the hiatus, sparking fan conspiracy theories about his whereabouts before resurfacing for solo work in 2020.
• Rob Cantor achieved viral fame separately with his 2012 theatrical performance 'Shia LaBeouf Live' featuring an orchestral rendition about the actor.
• Despite sporadic solo projects from members, the band never officially disbanded but has not released new music since 2011, citing creative differences and career divergences.