French indie rock band Phoenix recently graced the NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert with a performance that captivated the office, causing rescheduled meetings and excited exclamations from coworkers. Known for their synth-pop, indie rock sound, Phoenix has garnered acclaim since their formation in Versailles in 1995. With a consistent lineup and seven studio albums under their belt, including the Grammy-winning "Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix," the band has seen commercial success and headlined major festivals like Coachella. Their latest album, "Alpha Zulu," recorded during the pandemic at the Louvre Palace, pays tribute to their late producer, Philippe Zdar. The Tiny Desk Concert featured highlights from their discography, showcasing the band's signature sound and infectious energy to a captivated audience.