Here this WILL get stuck in your head. haha
This is by the band Darcy and they are awesome.
Darcy intricately weave different styles of music together to make a lovely symphonic noise. Like other bands they use guitars, drums, and singers but they also have a piano, glockenspiel, catchy lyrics and silly dancing that all blend together for wonderful melodious music. Mixing barber-shop quartet style music with rock and pop they have a unique musical sound.
Now that I wrote what sounds like a perfect article you should check out their music. Also if you are bored and have time on the internet go to: http://www.darcyband.com/ . Which if you couldn’t tell is their website.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7zqwGsndwqQ&feature=related
Not only was Darcy awesome but the reason why their band is named Darcy is pretty sweet. You would think they are named Darcy after a girl but no, that is not it. They are named after one my favorite literary characters: Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy from Pride and Prejudice. How wonderful is that? If you did not already like their music; all Austen lovers will fall more in love with them now.
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Darcy was not the only band I saw at Cornerstone Music Festival. There were many bands, some new and some old that I believe rocked the C-Stone stages.
One such band was Rodent Emporium. They are a punk, rock band from Scotland. In fact they leave for Scotland in August. (I wanna go! haha)
I also saw Photoside Cafe. Another great band. (www.photosidecafe.com) They have a blend of rock with a violin in there. (And their violinist's talent is explosive!)
Of larger bands, more well known, I saw Flatfoot 56. I fell asleep to them playing Amazing Grace on the bagpipes with the whole crowd singing along! How "Amazing"! haha
I also saw Family Force 5 and Relient K. And yes I joined in the jumping. haha
Well that is not all of my Cornerstone experience and I am sure I have more but I shall go watch How to Steal a Million with Audrey Hepburn.
~Carollela
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