I would be shocked if singer-songwriter Chris Garneau’s music hasn’t already been featured on Scrubs. If it hasn’t, then I expect the Boston-native to be heard at least once during the show’s upcoming ninth season.
Tag Archives: Nellie McKay
Elizabeth & The Catapult — Taller Children (2009)
Taller Children is an interesting and enjoyable debut album from New York-based threesome Elizabeth & The Catapult.
Polly Scattergood — Polly Scattergood (2009)
“I don’t see myself as a singer-songwriter, or even a singer,” Polly Scattergood clarifies (press release). “A singer-songwriter makes me think of someone who can sing properly — I’m not the best singer in the world, and I’m under no illusions that I am.”
Ice Palace — Wonder Subtly Crushing Us (2009)
Unfortunately, Wonder Subtly Crushing Us runs at a short 32-minutes, which makes its inconsistencies more apparent. Ice Palace could have gone more in either the happy hardcore or the folksy Americana direction, but instead treaded down both for a very ‘is that it?’ experience.
Nellie McKay On Daytrotter 02.23.2009
Nellie McKay On Daytrotter 02.23.2009
Outside Lands 08: Day Two (Saturday)
San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park hosted the First Annual Outside Lands Music & Arts Festival to much applause and yearning. With so much available open space, it’s hard to imagine that there hasn’t been a music festival that has rocked the park past sunset. Saturday’s festivities began at 1:00pm, and featured SF’s lovely cloudy weather.
Nellie McKay — Obligatory Villagers (2007)
Nellie McKay sounds like she’s having loads of fun on her first single-disc effort with her third release “Obligatory Villagers.”