In their early days, Brooklyn-based Damn Tall Buildings didn't rehearse - they busked.  Now, whether live or on record, the band still radiates the energy of a ragtag crew of music students playing bluegrass on the street.  But anchoring that energy is their instrumental chops, their strong songwriting, and their varied influences that stretch beyond bluegrass, even beyond American roots music altogether.  Whether sharing lead vocals and instrumental solos or blending their voices into loose, joyous harmony the members of Damn Tall Buildings blend elements of bluegrass, blues, roots-rock, and vintage swing to create captivating, high-energy sound.  Since their busking days, they've made three albums: 2014's Cure-All, 2015's self-titled, and 2019's Don't Look Down.  Their lyrics and beauty and glory in the mundane, workaday struggle of everyday life: time keeps passing, you don't like your job, you drink too much, you laugh with your friends, you search for a home, and you dream about what else might be out there. You carry on. This is what Damn Tall Buildings sings about, what they seek to share with their audience.