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I love the image of heads bobbing along to the music without even looking up from their computers. . .
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I've managed to check out a couple of the "tiny desk concerts" and am a frequent visitor to the NPR music page. There's live concerts, interviews, best of lists, blogs, reviews, and more. And they cover a variety of genres - indie, folk, pop, classical, jazz, etc. A great place for music fans!
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