White Rabbits lived together in a Brooklyn loft for a time (yeah, all six of them), writing and practicing their music whenever the mood struck. Perhaps the roommate bond is where their onstage chemistry springs from, enabling them to easily trade instruments onstage, even allowing them to cover for their bassist while he takes a bathroom break, then laugh at him while he admits to the audience that his break was rather poorly timed.

Or maybe this is just an exceptional band. more ›

When a band is finishing up their tour, one of two things tend to happen. The band will either completely cash in the performance due to exhaustion or really give the audience a set to remember. Honestly, Brooklyn's White Rabbits probably could've phoned in the performance and due to the strength of the material on last year's breakout album Fort Nightly and nobody would've been able to tell. However, when they started the set with their percussion-heavy and unreleased track "Sea of Rome," and singer/keyboardist Stephen Patterson, picked up the drumsticks, his face read that there was nothing he'd rather be doing. more ›