Psapp
The Camels Back

Have you actually had an appletini, or do you just make jokes about people who drink appletinis There's your litmus test for Psapp's The Camel's Back...

A friend of mine, a dutifully loyal Red Sox fan, found himself speechless when someone told him, in defending the hated Yankees, "Without the Yankees,...

The Camel’s Back, latest album to emerge from Psapp’s modified toy chest, would occupy her not-so-critical, though easily disrupted, attention span. A...

Psapp ought to be precious (and not just because their “Cosy in the Rocket” gets used as the theme song for Grey’s Anatomy): they throw stuffed cats i...

?Hell-o ? it?s the ?90s!? was an expression of comic incredulity my ex used to toss around from time to time as a means of illustrating the distance b...

Onitsthird album, the London duo takes giantsteps toward shedding the trivializing "toytronica" label that has pigeoholedits releases to date, without...

For those of us in need of a phonetic spelling, Psapp's website helps us with the news that "Psapp is pronounced Psapp." First impression: Psapp ar...

British duo Psapp, best known stateside for providing the opening theme to Grey’s Anatomy, has a lot going for them. Their fusion of jazz and bossa no...

When duo Carim Clasmann and Galia Durant started as Psapp, they were firmly on the Francophile side of things with 2004’s debut full-length Tiger My F...

B>Four albums in and Psapp are still excavating the mine of instruments at their disposal. On previous outings this has led to well placed elastic ba...