On Saturday night, Natasha Khan, creator and enchantress behind Bat For Lashes, played the Music Hall Of Williamsburg and blew the crowd away with her range (she's one of few artists who sound the same live as they do on their albums) delicate dance moves and journey-through-your-grandma's-attic set design. >>More Bat For Lashes Photos In Bashira Webb's Flickr Set<< The former pre-school teacher's last Brooklyn tour date to support Two Suns held a special meaning for me; I've been a fan since Fur & Gold and her Donny Darko-inspired video, but had never seen her live before. What delighted me from the moment Natasha stepped on stage was that she lacked all of the snobby, jaded affectation that I've grown accustomed to at BK shows. With her genuine performances and limited but beguiling stage banter, she gave everyone in the crowd permission to smile, to love good music - openly - because it's cool to care about things too, you know? There are plenty of reviews up about the BFL tour, but here are some things you missed if you weren't at Saturday's show: 1) Lewis & Clark Made Everyone Want To Take A Nap/Buy More Beer After gracing the stage at 9ishPM, Lewis & Clark explained that they had been asked to "calm the crowd." They did a fab job ... maybe a little too fab. My feet fell asleep, I wished I had a blanket nearby or at least a chair and although I appreciated their masterful and dramatic chamber rock, I was secretly glad when their set was done. I guess I'm not a low-key kind of girl at live shows - but I would definitely listen to them if I was trying to snooze after a picnic in a park, which holds genuine value for me. 2) Scary Hipster Fart Perhaps the lukewarm reception to Lewis & Clark wasn't entirely in their control; Right before the show started, someone epically farted in the first two rows of people crowding the stage ... It was not me, but I report this for thoroughness (journalistic integrity). But seriously, who does that? I'll tell you who - Dirty, dirty hipsters. Like this one. 3) The Most Perfectly Shaped Heiny In All Of Creation Although the house requested no flash use, people did indeed light up the night to capture Natasha Khan's amazing zebra inspired bodysuit and her even more impressive fanny. I am in no way attempting to objectify/detract from her musical skills, but just imagine for a moment, all her talent manifesting as a perfect, perky bottom that 1000 years of pilates wrought - that is the back that baby got. I overheard several butt specific conversations after the show, held by pining boys and admiring/jealous/horny? girls. She makes my butt look like I'm dragging around two deflated beach balls. 4) Natasha Khan Intermittently Blowing Into A Wooden Box I wish I had a photo to share. Was I the only one fascinated by this? I don't know what the box was, but every once in a while she would blow into it and then move it about like an accordion. It made ghostly noises and now I'm kind of obsessed with figuring what it was. If you know, please share the deets. 5) The Four Mary Statues - Sign Of The Apocalypse? In addition to a wolf blanket, a plethora of christmas tree ornaments and a few scary glowing dolls thrown in for good measure, Natasha had four eerie little Virgin Mary dolls propped right at the front of the stage. If I had thought of it before writing this post, I would have asked folks in the crowd what their significance was - why 4? Why not 5, or 3? Perhaps seasoned BFL attendees know the answer, but alas, I do not. I prefer to think of it as a sign that we share similar tastes ... Two Suns is available now on Amazon for under $12 bucks. If you purchase it, you will be helping to chip away at an increasingly depressing deluge of bad music that is currently saturating the market. The economy sucks, but do yourself a solid and purchase Two Suns. Anyone who can turn Daniel from The Karate Kid movie into a haunting song about adolescence and young love deserves major props.