Houseguest (band)

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Houseguest was a five-piece American rock band from Akron, Ohio, who recorded for Audio Eagle Records before disbanding in 2009.

The band was described by San Francisco-based literary magazine McSweeney's in 2005 as "the best pop band in America."^[1]