Apr 26: ‘Adventure Time’ on Netflix
altcitizen
April 25, 2014
Adventure Time on Netflix Make it a lazy Saturday afternoon with Adventure Time. This is very fun to watch with a group of 4-5 friends
Adventure Time on Netflix Make it a lazy Saturday afternoon with Adventure Time. This is very fun to watch with a group of 4-5 friends
EMA, Downtown Boys @ The Mercury Lounge 10:30pm ($15) EMA’s disconnect with the internet is something we can all relate to. Just ask David Byrne.
Questlove @ Brooklyn Bowl 10:30pm ($8) Tonight, we just wanna dance. You know you want to, too. Join us.
Bury Me An Angel + I Was A Teenage Serial Killer @ BAM Rose Cinemas 7pm ($13) They’re back with a vengeance. At least according
Chris Gethard + Friends @ Knitting Factory 7:30pm ($10) Come celebrate the release of NYC comedy stalwart Chris Gethard’s new (and first!) record. Tickets here.
Riff Raff, Grandtheft @ Irving Plaza 7pm ($29) We love Riff Raff. He’s the only person worth doing anything on a Monday for. Tickets here.
Puff responsibly, y’all. Have some eggs. 1. “The Big Lebowski” (1998) Inspiration for all the dudes and slackers to follow. Round of White Russians
We already shared details of Parquet Courts’ new album Sunbathing Animal, along with a track of the same name a week or so ago. Now the band
No Joy, Bleeding Rainbow, Beach Day, Little Big League @ Brooklyn Night Bazaar 7pm (FREE!) I know, sending you to Brooklyn Night Bazaar two nights
The Crate Opening Party + Record Store Day (FREE!) When I first moved to New York, one of the easiest and most entertaining ways to
Fear of Men, Beverly, Beach Day, Alvvays @ Brooklyn Night Bazaar 7pm (FREE!) You already know we got mad love for Fear of Men. Beverly
I had two choices on a Saturday night last year during CMJ Music Festival: make the long and difficult voyage to Brooklyn (not so difficult,
FKA Twigs @ The Westway 8pm ($15) We’ve been intrigued and enchanted by FKA Twigs for a while now. Here’s your chance to see her
Suitcase of Love and Shame @ Film Society Lincoln Center 4pm ($13) You know you have to ditch work for something this titillating. Watch the
The Punk Singer on Netflix The documentary on Kathleen Hanna is finally on Netflix. Watch it tonight.
SZA’s spacey, soulful vibe continues to shine in her new video for “Warm Winds,” a track off of her recently released Z EP. The song
The Men’s recent release, Tomorrow’s Hits, features a number of uproarious, guns a-blazin’ rock tracks — many of which resemble frenzied, Exile On Main Street-era Rolling Stones. “Different Days” is
Robert Alfons’s excellent second album as Trust, Joyland, has been out a month now. It’s been one of my favorite albums of the year so far, and is
W. Kamau Bell @ The Bell House 7pm ($15) Get your comedy fix tonight with W. Kamau Bell. Tickets here.
Flume @ Highline Ballroom 8pm ($25) The young and talented beatmaker performs at Highline Ballroom tonight. Pretty sure it’s sold out so good luck scoring
Dasher is a punk band from Atlanta whose jagged sounds have recently made their way into our ears. Their style is reminiscent of post punk
The enigmatic Sean Lennon and Charlottee Kemp Muhl riff on cult psychedelia in The Ghost of a Saber Tooth Tiger’s (GOASTT) music video for their
Boyfriend is the raunchy, hip hop alter ego of a New Orleans school teacher who has chosen not to disclose her real name. Since I
Protomartyr, Spray Paint @ Cake Shop 8pm ($8) Detroit’s finest play Cake Shop this Sunday. More info here.
Lushes @ Rough Trade 2pm (FREE!) Lushes really won us over with What Am I Doing? This show is free and early, just like we
Trainspotting @ Nitehawk Cinema 12:10am ($11) What is better than a midnight screening of Trainspotting? A midnight screening with tons of yummy food and alcohol
John Mulaney’s New In Town on Netflix It’s been a while since we’ve made you laugh. We’re making up for it tonight via John Mulaney’s
The Pains of Being Pure at Heart, Parquet Courts @ The Greene Space 8pm ($20) The good people over at WNYC’s Soundcheck have curated a
ARIES – You are RAM-bunctious (pun so obviously intended), but also a natural born leader and that’s good news on the career front. Maybe try
DC’s Deleted Scenes have one of the most malleable sounds in all of rock music. They have a new album out next week, titled Lithium
Danny Brown @ Music Hall of Williamsburg 8pm ($20) So this is sold out but maybe it is worth checking Craigslist for some tickets. Just
City as Canvas @ Museum of the City of New York 4pm ($10) Today, ditch work early in the name of art. From the website: