Happy Friday the 13th! Celebrate the crazed dystopia it seems we’re living in with one of New York’s best bands, A Place to Bury Strangers,
End this month right at Lola this Saturday for one of the coolest shows to hit Manhattan in a minute. I’ve just recently been introduced
If you were at Webster Hall for the Twin Peaks show this past December, you might have gotten an early preview of the latest collab
It’s that time of year again so we made a mixtape for whatever you’re feeling — the good, the bad, the sad, the ugly. Happy
Photo by Andrea Savall Hinds truly can do no wrong. Following up the daydream of “Riding Solo”, the group is back with “Good Bad Times” —
Photo by Julia Khoroshilov. Find more of her work here. There are plenty of reasons to drag Coachella. AEG has been tied to anti-LGBT groups, it’s a hotbed for
Portrait by Lauren Khalfayan, find more of her work here. For a band that’s just relocated to New York, Birdgangs has been too busy on the road
Art by Charis Forrester Not necessarily 2019 releases, but shit in general we’ve been digging this past year. Put this baby on shuffle.
Happy holidaze from our internet fam to yours.
The holidays don’t feel like the holidays this year so here are some non-holiday, non-seasonal, random shit I love this season (and always) that passes
In it’s second iteration, Babes All Rock is back and taking over Trans Pecos this Sunday. The festival by Hi Tide features a lineup of
Photo by by Lauren Khalfayan, find more of her work here. As we’re coming to the end of the decade, there’s been a definite shift in attention
Art by Julia Fletcher, find more of her work here. If you’re as emotionally and mentally ready to check out for the holiday weekend as I am,
I fully intended on seeing Kachi when I was in Chicago last month, but public parking and some personal deep dish pizzas had other plans.
ICYMI is a series featuring new and notable releases you (and we) may have missed Art by Enne Goldstein, you can find more of their work here
Photos by Lauren Khalfayan, find more of her work here. Metz Duster Iceage Mogwai Parquet Courts
Halloween is here so i decided to compile a playlist of songs i associate with this mysterious time of year. You won’t find the obvious
In 2014, Beechwood dropped an album called Trash Glamor, which is a totally appropriate title if you’ve ever seen them live or are familiar with how
a lit playlist by your friendly neighborhood Whiner babies Equal parts guilty pleasure and good time, Whiner’s music is like an amalgamation of what the different
I’m still in denial, but our fearless leader Nasa is bidding farewell to New York and heading out to LA in November. Before she heads
Damaged Art is a student loan restoration project conceived and curated by former Alt Citizen photo editor, Cheryl Georgette. The project aims to help artists combat
Isolation Society straddles two distinctively interesting worlds — their self-titled debut (coming out 10/9 via Burger Records) would be equally appropriate on a post-punk bill
With plenty of Halloween shows going down, the Ty Segall residency, and Octfest coming through with a killer lineup — October’s shaping up to be
Who doesn’t like getting sick and dirty? If you missed out on the two sold out FONTAINES D.C. x Pottery shows early this month (or
Photos and feature by Lauren Khalfayan, find more of her work here. I have been hearing good things about Pottery for what feels like a long time,
Photos and feature by Lauren Khalfayan, find more of her work here. I remember first stumbling across Kyle Craft back in 2016 with his debut album Dolls
ICYMI is a series featuring new and notable releases you (and we) may have missed Art by Enne Goldstein, you can find more of their work here
We’re headed back to The Broadway with our pals at DIY Mag to host what will no doubt be a killer evening. Brooklyn’s own The Wants,
A front heavy show month with lots of competing shows (and lots of gigs already sold out *RIP*) — if you can’t make ’em all,
Photos by Jason Sheldon Beck Cage The Elephant
Beechwood is the Brooklyn band we don’t deserve. As their own song states, they’re “sweet like heroin honey” — laced with a little bit of
Photos by Jesse Hughey When I went back to Seattle last summer I was struck by the harsh reality that the artistic home I grew
