Musical Style
Furniture's musical style was eclectic and has been described as a fusion of "New Wave, jazz, blues, post-punk, alt-rock, and about a dozen other genres with some of the most poetic lyrics ever written." The band was also noted for the quality of its compositions, hailed as "storytelling songwriting at its best."
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