Not the Broccoli! Oh, NOOOOOOOOO!

Actually, I may not be a fan of broccoli, but I sure do enjoy them from time to time. Broccoli is a healthy addition to your diet, so eat your greens you darn kids.

However, this is not a nutritional advice blog. So onto today's band, Broccoli you too. 

First thing about Broccoli-you-too I noticed was that, they were certainly different. There are traces of influences from here and there, but once you hear their songs, one sure thing you would be thinking of will likely be, 'Gee, I haven't heard of that one before.'

This first song I present you with, is called Don't Cry. 

A bit of history lesson on Broccoli-you-too, is that they formed back in 2005, used to be in a Independent record label but have now formed their own label since 2009. They're comprised of three female members and one male member, all involved with vocals.

If someone wanted to get into the K-indie scene, Broccoli-you-too would be a good start. They're one of the brightest, and most publicized K-indie band out there.

Their sound has a bit of pop at times, such as this song, in live version. It's called As long as it doesn't disturb the neighbors 

And at times it contains some mellow mood, like almost every other K-indie band out there. Usually an indie band will experiment with some slow emotionally evoking style, but I think Broccoli-you-too pulls it off quite nicely like in this song, Five thirty 

This certainly is a band that I would be enjoying for a long time. The reason is simple. They have color. At once I was able to picture Broccoli-you-too's sound in my head. It is not so definitive as to say it's not malleable at all, but it's not too thinned out as to say that it's not memorable enough.


I mean this next song, Dance, is a song that people would certainly respond to by saying, 'Oh, hmm. This sounds like Broccoli-you-too.'

Broccoli-you-too is a band that definitely needs some exposure, along with all the other bands that need more publicity but today I'm supporting this band foremost. It's like, a good story. You don't keep a good story to yourself. You spread it, tell it to everyone, until it becomes a tale that touches generations and beyond. That's like what this band has.

Broccoli-you-too has a story to tell you, so go forth and give an ear!