If it wasn't for last night's Dark Was The Night live show, I'd probably continue working Natasha Khan's stunner at Bowery into every conversation I have this week. Or her similarly gripping show at Music Hall Of Williamsburg Saturday night, where she moved herself (and some nearby) to tears on "Good Love." It takes just a few spins of Two Suns ...

Natasha Khan has what might be the song of the year, a spellbinding new album, a performance on Letterman tonight, and the Thom Yorke stamp of approval. It's an impressive fact sheet, and it got tossed with the first notes of the haunting Two Suns standout "Glass" last night. What happened in Bowery Ballroom was a slate-wiping de novo revue, bri...

Natasha Khan's presented up her song of the year contender in various states of dress, from Karate Kid and La Russoed to stripped and lo-fi. Each has been a good look for "Daniel," although this straight-no-chaser take for Jools Holland is a reminder that this one would stand on its own independent of savvy alternate arrangements or nostalgia ki...

No matter how much people on this side of the Atlantic adore Kings Of Leon (debatable), they should know that Europeans hear the band very differently. It's one thing to like the Followills, but it's quite another to like the Followills in a climate where little local artists like Coldplay and Radiohead pointedly praise their looks and sounds, a...

Natasha Khan's gorgeous new CD Two Suns comes with a bonus MP3 you can download from a special website. Once your disc is inserted, head to pushentertainment.com, give them all your info, and the gift from Pearl is yours to keep. The song is a Lo Fi Version of "Daniel," the song-of-the-year contender that at once evokes Kate Bush and Ralph Macch...