Watch: Metz “Nervous System”
altcitizen
April 1, 2015
The Canadian noise rock tour de force Metz just released a video of their live performance “Nervous System,” a new song presumably to feature on
The Canadian noise rock tour de force Metz just released a video of their live performance “Nervous System,” a new song presumably to feature on
Nashville’s Turbo Fruits are set to release their fourth full-length next month, No Control, continuing what’s been a significantly active musical career at the dispense of many the
Brooklyn’s experimental pop duo Tanlines just released a video for “Invisible Ways,” a single from their upcoming sophomore album Highlights. The video is essentially a
Sam Goldberg (Uncut/Broken Social Scene/Hawaii) and Jeff Edwards (Shot While Hunting) are the accomplished musicians behind Yardlets, a fiery Montreal-based shoegaze duo that’s a little
Jerry Paper, the psychedelic alter ego of Lucas Nathan, will be having his release party for his new album Carousel at Silent Barn tonight. Helado
Warm Soda craft head-bobbing, bubblegum sweet pop tunes, and their most recent single, “I Wanna Go Fast,” couldn’t embody that spirit any more perfectly. Straight
Following his previous music video for “Crushing Sensation,” Young Guv seems to be continuing on with the theme of exercise and training (though he seems
Queens punk outfit Show Me The Body just released a visceral video for “Bone Soup,” a track off their upcoming EP SMTB. Sometimes you just
Often known for his lush orchestras and eccentric electronic freakouts, Sufjan Stevens has stripped away excess in order to deliver an honest and open record
Both Earl Sweatshirt and Queens rapper Action Bronson recently released new full-lengths: Earl’s fractious I Don’t Like Shit, I Don’t Go Outside and Bronson’s Mr.
Coming out of Brooklyn by way of Paris and Harlem (now that’s an interesting trajectory), rapper Salomon Faye just released a video for “W.T.F.,” a
Island Eyes (formerly WAND) will be bringing their minimalist electronic pop to Baby’s All right for a late show with Babes and Scully. Between the
Nitehawk Cinema will be screening The Cabinet of Doctor Caligari, a silent horror film and one of the very first in the genre, with a
“I’m packed with broken glass and memories and it all hurts.” Few could capture emotional pain with the unapologetic poignancy of Henry Rollins, who penned
Local psych band Baked is going to be leading the charge at Shea Stadium tonight alongside fellow Brooklynites Bueno, Leapling, Weed Hounds, and Pupppy. Whether
“You know, they’ll get you in East Hampton for wearing red shoes on a Thursday,” we hear an unknown voice declare as the Maysles brother’s
Astronauts, etc. is an ambient, dream pop outfit led Anthony Ferraro (touring keyboardist for Toro Y Moi), and the group just released their spacey new
We just had news detailing the return of psyche rock moguls Thee Oh Sees in May with what’s set to be the band’s sixth full-length
Indie-Lit Pop Quiz, our new weekly interview series, gets the skinny on independent writers, from their creative process and views on pop culture to their
Spring Breakers, Harmony Korine’s 2012 exploration of young decadence, is screening tonight at Nitehawk Cinema. In addition to the crazy college escapades, Wild Eye Releasing
R&B enigma FKA twigs just released a video for “Glass & Patron” (a track off her upcoming third EP) in collaboration with YouTube’s Music Awards.
Rapper, food aficionado, and Queens native Action Bronson just released a video for “Baby Blue,” a song off of his recently released sophomore album Mr.
Detroit’s Turn To Crime just released “Without A Care,” the third single from their upcoming sophomore album, Action. The trio craft minimal, off-kilter pop, and
Soko takes on LA night life in her new music video for “Lovetrap” featuring Ariel Pink, a dark electronic track from her latest album, My
“When shit hits the fan is you still a fan?” blurts Kendrick Lamar on the final track of his 2015 opus To Pimp A Butterfly.
Cerebral Ballzy took over Baby’s All Right this past Monday with a frenzy of grinding distortion, concussive drum work, and speedy, almost-slurred vocals. The band was
Bunny’s feature from Issue #3 — copies are still available, get yours here. Photographed by Cheryl Georgette Arent. Interview by Nicole Woszczyna. MUA Samantha Jozic. Artists
As part of their signature series Art Seen, Nitehawk cinema will be screening Dust, a familial tragicomedy that explores the emotional nuances of the 21st
Indie-Lit Pop Quiz, our new weekly interview series, gets the skinny on independent writers, from their creative process and views on pop culture to their
Earl Sweatshirt just released an over-exposed video for “Grief,” a sedate, minimalist track off of his upcoming album, I Don’t Like Shit, I Don’t Go Outside.
The Zoltars just released a nostalgic, ’60s-inspired video for “16-17-18 Living,” a charming lo-fi track off of their self-titled LP. Using footage from an anti-drug
Ceasing their guerilla attack of an existence with a string of cancelled tour dates and a cryptic open letter dubbing the band “a conceptual art exhibition anchored