Mon. 6/29: Mercury Lounge: Suki Waterhouse Suki Waterhouse is an it girl. Although her new album, Loveland, releases July 10th, Waterhouse is playing the album
tune in to the best of this week’s releases <3 Chanel Beads – Your Day Will Come Your Day Will Come is an idiom that
Words and Photos by Willa Rudolph WILLA GOES WEST: VOL. 1 Get to know Hysteria57 Hysteria57 is an L.A. based grunge-emo band, with lush, wall-of-sound
Mon. 6/22: Nightclub 101: FoXiX, Avishag Cohen Rodriguez, Lou Salome LA based electronic darkwave duo FoXiX is holding their NYC debut at Nightclub 101 this
Photo by Caity Krone Hailing from LA, Luke Tyler Shelton does not limit himself to genre. Though his music may sound country to some, folky
Bless your eardrums and listen to these tracks. YHWH Nailgun – Magazine YHWH Nailgun’s new album Magazine spans just eleven minutes and is crammed full
Mon. 6/15: [untitled] Rooftop: @, Allegra Krieger, Fernette @, the project of Philadelphia guitarist Victoria Rose and Baltimore musician Stone Filipczak, work remotely; trading messages
Words by Teresa Sayegh Photos by Kirill Bykanov By the time I got my media pass, the line had eaten forty five minutes I didn’t
June is upon us, it is now up to you, to listen to these sick recent releases. feeble little horse – bitknot bitknot is feeble
Mon. 6/1: Nightclub 101: Shellshaker, Wiring, Seraphine’s Cleaver rocknite returns. Tonight’s bill is all about rock music. Check out Shellshaker’s single Leather Jacket before the
When I met Firstsex, the bubblegum-punky duo of Elena Childers and Nikki Sisti, they handed me a Jägerbomb. It’s a drink I haven’t thought about
Today, Sunflower Bean’s Nick Kivlen made his solo debut with “Starlight,” the first single from his upcoming album Addicted to Sunset, out July 7. “Starlight”
Mon. 5/25: Elsewhere: sunflwr, veggi It might be raining and fifty degrees, but Elsewhere’s rooftop is still open for business. Nothing will stop sunflwr and
Photos by Roeg Cohen You may know Jeremy Mock as the guitarist of the NYC rock band bloodsports or Wesley Wolffe. But, Mock’s innate state
Mon. 5/18 Nightclub 101: Caution, Theadoore, Recuse rocknite returns with Caution headlining. Before the show, make sure to check out the band’s new album Peripheral
Opening this Friday, Melika Abikenari and Golnar Adili bring “mādar,” a benefit exhibition held at the CUE Art Foundation to raise emergency funds for people
Crystalpunk, the first full length album from Belfast duo Chalk, is a call for unity. Growing up in Northern Ireland, Chalk bandmates Ross Cullen and
East Anglian duo The Healing Power of Horses recently signed to Partisan Records’ sister label section1 and released their debut single “i wait, i sink.”
Mon. 5/11: Elsewhere: Touching Ice, Peace Thru Strength, Windy 500 LA based electro-industrial trio Touching Ice is kicking off Elsewhere’s summer series of rooftop shows.
RIP Magic is back. Today, the London four piece — made up of members Marco Pini, Felix Bayley-Higgins, Beth Boswell-Knight and Pedro Takahashi— released their
Zoh Amba arrived to the scene as an avant-garde saxophonist, and now, in a 180° turn, they have embraced singer-songwriter territory, crafting indie rock infused
NYC based artist tam tam’s debut album Pure Helium via Regional Bears is an invitation to listen carefully. Within a meticulously assembled collage of field
Words by Johann Rashid Photos by Isaac Namias As soon as we speak we are telling a story. Narration is in our blood, our bones.
Today, NYC electronic trio Public Circuit released MODERN CHURCH R//MIX//S, a reworked version of their latest album. Calling up friends from around Brooklyn’s music scene,
Mon. 4/27: Elsewhere: Chrissy, Kristiane Both Chrissy and Kristiane are singer songwriters that channel the most intimate parts of girlhood. The searching, the yearning, the
Words by Ran Xu There is a certain magic to the Brighton-based quartet Lime Garden, and it is captured beautifully in their sophomore record Maybe
Unity Ambulette, the electronic solo project of producer and recording artist Emmett Kai, released its debut single “Saint’s Prayer Beams” April 24th via UNISEX records.
Mon. 4/20: Beacon Theatre: Waxahatchee, MJ Lenderman Waxahatchee and MJ Lenderman’s collaborative relationship has alt country fans far and wide frothing at the mouth. Back
Mon. 4/13: Elsewhere: Takaat, Masaaki, Maria Chavez (DJ) Takkat means “noise” in the Tuareg language Tamashek, and that’s exactly what Ahmoudou Madassane, Mikey Coltun, and
The doom scroll—something we all know, and all hate. In “Talon,” the penultimate single from Theft World, NYC based hardcore band Lip Critic captures the
Mon. 4/6: Nightclub 101: Fraternal Twin, Yeah Baby, nettle rocknite returns to Nightclub 101 with an eclectic bill. From Fraternal Twin’s laid back indie to
Mon. 3/30: TV EYE: David J, Paul Wallfisch, Joseph Keckler, Alison Clancy David J, most commonly known as the bassist for Bauhaus and Love and
