Sean Lennon and Charlotte Kemp Muhl, known as The Ghost Of A Saber Tooth Tiger, recently performed an intimate Tiny Desk concert at NPR Music's offices. The duo, consisting of Sean Lennon, son of John Lennon and Yoko Ono, and model Charlotte Kemp Muhl, captivated the audience with their dreamy musings on various topics, from dark matter to everyday life. The band, formed in 2008, has released two albums, with their latest being a mix of acoustic and electric sessions.

During the concert, Lennon's mind wandered as he looked out the fifth-floor windows, adding a playful humor to their performance. The duo's musical style is described as whimsical and imaginative, with influences ranging from the mundane to the celestial. The Ghost Of A Saber Tooth Tiger's journey as a band started as a way for Lennon and Muhl to spend more time together and has since evolved into a serious musical endeavor. They have toured extensively, including opening for Beck during his East Coast tour in 2014. The band's eclectic blend of influences and creative approach to music make them a unique and enchanting duo in the indie music scene.