The group's mix of upbeat, melodic songs and heavy themes has made The Polyphonic Spree known around the world. Tim DeLaughter and his bandmates stopped by World Cafe Live in Philadelphia.

There’s a Proms paradox that’s familiar to Early Music fans. Some works are too challenging – too big, too expensive, too ...

Aptly-named "Polyphonic note detection," U.S. Patent No. 8,309,834 describes a method in which a polyphonic audio signal is converted and sampled against a reference note to distinguish individual ...

Polyphonic ringtones can create multiple tones and/or notes simultaneously. This produces a more natural and realistic sound for melodies compared to very old phones that could only produce one ...

THE POLYPHONIC SPREE: (Singing) Give me everything that I need to survive. RASCOE: Well, I mean, Polyphonic Spree is sometimes called, like, a choral rock group.

Upon its emergence, The Polyphonic Spree was making deliciously rich baroque noise, pairing it with the lean indie sensibilities of its scene. Opening track “Have a Day/Celebratory” comes on draped in ...

The Polyphonic Spree are leading off Afflatus with their version of “Don’t Change,” a big, driving new wave song from the 1982 INXS album Shabooh Shoobah.

The control layout is nigh-on identical and features the same colour screen display. Like the LVX, Enzo X has 99 presets located across 33 banks, which will be a godsend as you clock up the sounds.

Watching the Polyphonic Spree is a bit like being a beach. Crashing waves of joy gradually build to tidal capacity while rays of musical sunshine bake down. For the duration of their shows, you ...