Bubblegum pop for the 21st Century.

Californian singer/songwriter Grant-Lee Phillips started out with the group Shiva Burlesque in the late '80s before forming Grant Lee Buffalo, which fused alternative-rock with a sophisticated '60s-pop sensibility. They released a handful of albums i…

A cappella Toronto, Canada-based band Moxy Früvous initially made their name opening for artists such as Bob Dylan and Bryan Adams. The members had, allegedly, previously met on a school trip to a pig-calling contest. They did not win, but shared ins…

What began as random jams between friends Bob Morris guitar and Greta Salpeter pianoguitar eventually grew into the Chicago indie pop quartet the Hush Sound A classically trained pianist since age three Salpeter was introduced to Morris by mutual fri…

b. 11 September 1978, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. Alternating between a folksy singer-songwriter and an alt-popster, Lee has been heralded in the music press as a "modern day Bob Dylan.' Lee got his start during the early to mid-90s with the …

After rising to prominence as the leader of Boston's Til Tuesday and scoring a huge hit with "Voices Carry," Aimee Mann left behind her old band for a solo career that typified the struggles of musicians to survive in an increasingly market-driven in…

Based in Malmö, Sweden, where they are widely regarded as the country's "top alternative rock band', the Cardigans were formed in the small town of Jönköping in 1992 by Peter Svensson (b. 18 October 1974; guitar), Magnus Sveningsson (b. 4 April 1972;…

Highly regarded US duo featuring the soothing timbre of singer Hope Sandoval's textured voice and guitarist David Roback. The partners had begun working together on a projected album as Opal (under which name Roback had formerly operated). Previously…

Although Rufus Wainwright is the son of singer-songwriters Loudon Wainwright and Kate McGarrigle, since the 1990s he has firmly established his own musical presence. Though he's an introspective troubadour, he looks back beyond the folk and rock infl…

Singer/songwriter Ben Harper, who hails from Pomona, CA, debuted in 1994 with WELCOME TO THE CRUEL WORLD. Harper's idiosyncratic mix of blues, folk, rock, funk, and reggae made an instant splash. His distinctive use of the dobro-like Weissenborn guit…

Formed in North Carolina, USA, Ben Folds Five took their name from leader Ben Folds (b. 12 September 1966, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, USA; piano/vocals). However, the band turned out to be a trio rather than the quintet that the name implied, the…

With her hook-filled pop tunes, highly developed melodic sensibility, and pin-up girl looks, Sheryl Crow appealed to a wide audience in the 1990s. Garnering platinum albums, hit singles, and even the tacit approval of rock's old guard, Crow proved to…

Separately, synth player Jimmy Tamborello and singer Ben Gibbard were known for their work in electronica and emo, respectively, with Dntel and Death Cab For Cutie. Together, they became a powerful pop duo, combinining Tamborello's melodic knowhow an…

John Mayer emerged in 2001 as the fresh young face for a new generation of earnest singer-songwriters. While Mayer's work is as confessional, intimate, and acoustic-guitar-based as that of old-schoolers like James Taylor and Jackson Browne, his appro…

Weezer's 1994 debut yielded the band two big hit singles in "Buddy Holly" and "Undone - The Sweater Song," whose quirky appeal gave the initial impression that the group was some kind of novelty act. Despite the wiseacre veneer though, Weezer went on…

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Blend of rock, funk, and DC-based go-go. Music to get your groove on.