Mon. 11/2 Nightclub 101: Water Gun, Lava Gulls, Shearing, Forrest Philpot Rocknite returnzzz! This bill has everything: Forrest Philpot’s country rock, Lava Gull’s lofi indie
Bringing his background as a dance composer to rock music, Jack Whitescarver describes “choreography” as vital to Amiture Music’s methods. Defining it as “knowing exactly
*** Not all cover band shows are included because there are so many! *** Mon. 10/26 Carnegie Hall: Mac DeMarco Keep it simple stupid. That’s
Heaven Schmitt, the artist behind Grumpy, is drawn to the absurd. Whether dressing as a clown or writing comedic lyrics, Schmitt wants “you to look
Mon. 10/19 Nightclub 101: Sleeper, Daisy’s Room, Celebrity Wife Swap It’s rocknite babybeeeeee. This week on the rocknite bill are a group of bands dedicated
Mon. 10/12: Nightclub 101: Pyrex, Conspire, Rejekts, Promise Pyrex’s sludgy hardcore is overdriven chaos. Following the release of Body last year, Pyrex put out their
Mon. 9/28: Nightclub 101: L’Rain, medium. fata morgana, the title of L’Rain’s new album, is named after an optical illusion that makes distant objects look
RIP Magic are “London’s buzziest band.” Now, hype is reality: RIP Magic released their new single “Stadium Drive” and announced their debut album 1, 2,
Today, Superfan, the project of Kali Priya Flanagan, releases “Ode to Hum (I want it to rise),” the second single from his forthcoming album My
Mon. 9/21 King’s Theatre: Fontaines D.C., Rew Don’t lie to yourself. You know you want to hear Fontaine’s D.C.’s upcoming album Dopamine before it drops
Mon. 9/14 Barclays Center: Charli xcx, underscores Brat is over, rock is in. The Music, Fashion, Film tour is coming to New York and to
Two years ago, I went to my first Holidays in United States show in the basement of Ray’s. I ascended from the carpeted room with
Tues. 9/8 Bowery Ballroom: Jim E. Brown, Emperor X, Andy Burns Who knows who Jim E. Brown really is. The “nineteen year old obese, alcoholic
Mon. 8/31 Baby’s All Right: Venetian Blinds, bounty, Agnes Venetian Blinds, formerly known as PANIK FLOWER, may have changed their name, but the band’s vocally
Photo by Grace Anthony Schmidt This Wednesday, Superfan, the project of multi-instrumentalist Kali Priya Flanagan, released his latest single “In The Gold Room” and announced
Mon. 8/24: Bowery Ballroom: Faetooth Self-described “fairy doom” band Faetooth creates metal oriented music with mystical and ethereal elements. Dark and enchanting, their music is
Photo by Emma Ingrid When times are tough, sometimes it’s easier to search the stars for an answer. For Ben Guterl of Forth Wanderers, turning
Speaking about writing his new album Herzsprung, Copenhagen-based musician, engineer, and producer GB shared, “I wouldn’t really know how to work with music if I
Mon. 8/17 Nightclub 101: Andrew CS, Pink Must, Maiya Blaney Andrew CS is a programmer exploring recursive time loops through synthesizers, field recordings, and analog
Photos by Elijah Wells Last Wednesday, close friends Land of Valen, Elijah Wells, RobinAugust, Nora Belle, and Effy Marella took the stage at Baby’s All
Mon. 8/10: Nightclub 101: Calder the Destroyer, Swim Rest, Trash Rabbit You know the drill by now: it’s rocknite at Nightclub 101. If you need
To Brooklyn rock newcomers Sledding, their debut single “My Golden Tempo” is best described as “light through smoke.” Members Aidan Drouse (guitar, vocals), Khadija “Deej”
Mon. 8/3: Nightclub 101: calamity, DRYCLEANONLY I don’t know why more people aren’t talking about calamity’s latest album cows&horses. The French artist’s alternative R&B and
Mon. 7/27: Nightclub 101: Perfect 100, Ditch, Hipsy Gap Shout out Seb. Seb mixed my band’s music, is at every single rocknite, and also recorded
The Healing Power of Horses’s new EP Summer Indoors (or outside wearing black) is cryptic, cloaked in semiotics only its creators can understand. Written in
Trophy Wife’s sophomore album, Pathetic, is an exercise in authenticity. During our conversation, bassist Mena Lemos shared, “I think all of us like music that’s
Mon. 7/20: Lena Horne Bandshell: Royel Otis, Ax and The Hatchetman Australian indie pop duo Royel Otis is playing at Prospect Park as part of
Mon. 7/13 Elsewhere: Wombo, shower curtain This Monday, indie rock band Wombo is playing the Elsewhere rooftop. It’s not a free show this time around,
Words by Maddie Breeden Photos by Alex Tiktinsky The playwright on absurdist love, working with Alex Karpovsky and Erica Dasher, and what’s next for
Photos by Layla Rudolph november girl, the LA based solo project of Willa Rudolph, released her new song “Earthly Form” today. “Earthly Form” is all
Mon. 7/6 Rough Trade Below: Show Me the Body NYC based post-hardcore group Show Me the Body is playing their new album Alone Together, releasing
Words and Photos by Lulú Rodriguez Welcome back to another interview! Following the release of his self-titled EP, I sat down with Grant Chapman, also
