Brooklyn-based art-pop and indie-rock band Rubblebucket recently performed a lively Tiny Desk concert that brought a mix of brass and boldness to the stage. Despite being denied their confetti cannon request, the band showed off their eclectic musical style with lead vocalists Kalmia Traver and Alex Toth impressing with their energetic performance. Traver, known for her clever lyrics, foot tambourine, and flute playing, brought a unique flair to the stage while Toth showcased his skills on trumpet and flute.

The band's recent album, "Survival Sounds," reflects their party-friendly yet sincere attitude, possibly influenced by Traver's battle with cancer. Rubblebucket's music is a delightful blend of genres, capturing the essence of American art-pop with a touch of indie-rock. As a musical couple (now separated), Traver and Toth continue to create captivating music that stands out in the industry. Despite the absence of a confetti cannon, Rubblebucket's Tiny Desk concert was a memorable and entertaining experience for all.