Mon. 1/6 Nothing truly notable 🙁 Tues. 1/7 Union Pool: Hiding Places, bloodsports Union Pool’s run of free shows starts this Tuesday. Commencing this notable
Mon. 12/29: Palladium Times Square: A Flock of Seagulls, Men Without Hats, Thomas Dolby, The Motels, Bow Wow Wow, Tommy Tutone The self proclaimed “Totally
Monday 12/15: Sony Hall: Sun Kil Moon Christmas came early. Ghosts of the Great Highway is one of my favorite albums of all time. Imagine
Ali Genevich of the NYC-based band Laveda starts her solo career on a striking note with the release of “untitled freak” via Pleasure Tapes. The
Mon. 12/8 Bowery Ballroom: Snocaps If you missed Snocaps on Sunday, don’t fret. The alt-country super group (Waxahatchee, Allison Crutchfield, MJ Lenderman, and Brad Cook)
The hyper-digital world we live in is impossible to ignore. On Factory Reset, the new album from Retail Drugs, Jake Brooks interrogates our dystopian technological
Monday: 12/1 Brooklyn Paramount: Dijon Dijon’s new album Baby is a collage. Its patchwork creates something truly special; stretching the bounds of pop, soul, and
In a sea of leather jackets, plumes of cigarette smoke curled. They rose to the ceiling, just like the spirits in the Paramount, creeping upwards
Monday: 11/17 Elsewhere: Starcleaner Reunion, Bloodsports, Crate Misguided Mondays are back. Starclearner Reunion, Bloodsports, and Crate are playing a free show at Elsewhere Zone 1.
Monday: 11/10 Webster Hall: Khruangbin Khruangbin marked the 10th anniversary of their debut LP The Universe Smiles On You by rerecording the album. The new
Monday: 11/03 TV EYE: Gleemer, Flooding, Euphoria Again Slowcore legends Gleemer dropped End of the Nail in 2024. You may be familiar with Gauze, but
Monday: 10/27 Webster Hall: Indigo de Souza, Mothé Sophomore year of college, my friend and I rented a zipcar and roadtripped to New Jersey to
Lou Salome orbits around the act of yearning: romance with shades of sincerity. Adopting their name from the renowned psychoanalyst Lou Salome, the NYC based
Monday: 10/20 Le Poisson Rouge: Lebanon Hanover, Silent EM, Jim E. Brown Everybody who had a goth phase knows Lebanon Hanover. The Swiss–British music duo
NYC screamo trio Epoxy’s new album CIVILIANS! is out now. Reminiscent of late ’90s and early 2000s emo, Alec Publicover (guitar, vocals), Ben Leach (drums),
Monday: Oct. 13th Baby’s All Right: Alien Boy, Empath In 2018, I begged my mom to let me see Empath play at a house show.
Monday: Oct. 6th Night Club 101: Skullcrusher Ethereal, yearning, indie folk. Skullcrusher’s latest EP Living is dreamy and warm. This show is for fans of
Monday Sept. 29th: Elsewhere: Junglepussy, DJ Cowriiie Misguided Spirits is out here performing utilitarian acts of service. Junglepussy and DJ Cowriiie are playing a free
Photos by Jenna Murray, Words by Maddie Breeden “Epoxy is a polymer, it’s like an industrial glue,” says Alec Publicover, singer of NYC’s screamo three-piece,
Mon. Sept 22nd: TV EYE: Nihilistic Easyrider, On Being an Angel, Dream Fatigue Nihilistic Easyrider’s new album DELUXE EDITION is solid 2000s inspired rock. A
Listen to New York based indie-rock trio The Down & Outs new release HALF-LOVE. The pop-centric single is just one of the songs that will
Monday Sept. 15th: Night Club 101: Ada Lea, Molly Murphy Ada Lea’s newest album is titled “when i paint my masterpiece.” Drop the “when,” because
Monday Sept. 8th: Central Park SummerStage: Rilo Kiley Rilo Kiley closes their run of NYC shows at SummerStage this Monday. Throughout these columns I’ve unapologetically
Monday: 9/01 MetLife Stadium: Oasis, Cage the Elephant Call me basic, but I love Oasis. I wish I had $250 to drop on a nosebleed
Rough Trade Below: Greg Freeman Performance + Signing Following his critically acclaimed debut I Looked Out, Burlington based alt-country artist Greg Freeman released his new
Monday August 18th: Gold Sounds: What Counts, Self Interest, The Tarrys, Comeuppance Cut a sour Monday with hardcore: Bored Friends x Barely Cultured presents a
Leonard Van Vuuren is a flâneur. His new EP, Abnormal City Rendezvous, translates “a composite of cities passed through, half-lived in, heard through walls, and
Monday August 11th: Elsewhere: voyeur, Holidays in United States, Chanel Beads (DJ), Cina (DJ) NYC’s beloved Sonic Youth wanna-be’s are playing a free show at
Monday August 4th: Night Club 101: Lust Orchid, waaxgiirl, Blums, Paris Archives I have Lust Orchid’s song White Knuckle Tight on repeat. It’s reminiscent of
Monday July 28th: Beacon Theater: Yeah Yeahs Yeahs, Grace Berge Heads will roll Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday night throughout the Yeah Yeah Yeah’s residency at
Monday July 21st: Our Wicked Lady: ***Special Guests*** After ten years, Our Wicked Lady is closing its doors. A big thank you to Keith for
Monday July 14th: Trans Pecos: Stalled, Plastic, Dream Network Drench Monday in a pool of distortion, reverb, and delay. Stalled’s shoegaze sounds similar to bdrmm’s
