Lots of bands have made a new sound by marrying a couple of genres together, but with Beehive, we’re talking about some serious musical polygamy. Call this explosive Seattle duo’s music “rocktronica” if you must have a pigeonhole, but one listen to their driving, flowing, hook-laden songs and you’ll hear how pointless categories can be.

With leonine vocals and riveting rhythms from Butterfly Beats (aka Alethea Eichhorn) and a surging rock thrust from the slide guitar work of David Miller, Beehive has set the Seattle music scene buzzing since their first performances in 2003. Their 2004 CD Cycle A was a critical darling, and the release of the duo’s new EP Operation Artichoke is already setting airwaves and earwaves a-tingle.

Electro and rock are the core influences of Beehive’s upbeat tunes—listen for flavors of Depeche Mode, U2, Chemical Brothers, New Order or Ladytron—with a heavy emphasis on lyricism and songwriting. Theirs is music that can snare your brain and your heart.

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