The Bird and the Bee

If you met Inara George and Greg Kurstin of the Bird and the Bee on the playground, they would easily be the coolest kids on the block.  Their music is Continue Reading →

Nick Drake

With the number of singer-songwriters emerging on the music scene every day, I would be remiss to disregard the influence of artists such as Bob Dylan, Tom Waits, Nick Drake Continue Reading →

Local Natives

Ah, youth!  The spirited and optimistic kind, not the brooding and conflicted variety, is represented in exceptional form by Local Natives in their music as well as how long they Continue Reading →

Massive Attack

If you combine reverberating, hip-hop bass lines, down-tempo electronica, guest vocalists running the gamut of bird-like songstress to monotone rapper, melodies dripping with funk and soul, orchestral arrangements and the Continue Reading →

School of Seven Bells

For a trio without a rhythm section, the ability to create such expansive landscapes of sound is a triumph in itself.  Yet when that sound starts pouring out of these Continue Reading →

Florence and the Machine

Combine fire-red hair, a powerhouse voice and a stage presence rivaling that of Stevie Nicks and you get the dynamic Florence Welch of Florence and the Machine.  While Top 40 Continue Reading →

The Smiths

For a band that was only active between 1982 and 1987, The Smiths left a lasting impression on the world of Indie and Pop music alike despite only releasing 4 Continue Reading →