Cocorosie
Grey Oceans

CocoRosie's latest album, Grey Oceans, is their fourth to date. They remain true to the influences ascribed by many to theirprevious albums, but they...

Grey Oceans where sisters, Bianca and Sierra, sit and wallow in their own fantastical microcosm. As traveled and world-conscious as they are, (a good...

I honestly can?t tell whether CocoRosie is interesting or infuriating -- rich kids playing dress up or avant-garde pop weirdos, calculated fakes or ge...

The sisters Casady - Bianca and Sierra - keep it on the weird and weirder tip for their new record (their first for new home Sub Pop and first to feat...

Listening to CocoRosie is like playing Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles on NES - it’s freaking hard. On their fourth record, Grey Oceans, sisters Bianca (...

Mixing opera, electronica and folk genres, eccentric sister duo CocoRosie's fourth album, "Grey Oceans," is undoubtedly strange, but musically complex...

For the duration of their 7-year career, CocoRosie have been criticized and loved with equal fervor. To some, everything about the sisterly duo reeks ...

The medieval and futuristic rub up against one another on the fourth album from sisterly duo Sierra and Bianca Casady, whose eccentric folk-pop has be...

Only CocoRosie’s most diehard fans and the most patient of listeners will likely enjoy the freak folk duo’s fourth album. There is much to get past: a...

How do artists achieve success and once they've tasted it, how do they hang on to it Every successful band or musician has been asked this at some po...