Interview: Big White
Brett Myers
March 8, 2018
Interview by Brett Myers. Big White, a five-piece Australian band, is a shit ton of fun. At least, to listen to. I didn’t get to catch
Interview by Brett Myers. Big White, a five-piece Australian band, is a shit ton of fun. At least, to listen to. I didn’t get to catch
Just before festival season gets started, April is a busy, busy month for live music. To get the rainy month started, McLovins are headed to
It’s a new day in Honduras. The Brooklyn duo has no connection to the actual country, but it doesn’t matter as they’ve been playing continuously
Photos by Lauren Khalfayan, find more of her work here. For concert goers, Sundays suck most of the time. One of the last Sunday’s I went to
Mixtape by Julie-Anna George. Pisces, I know you well, as my sister, brother and father, you are born between February 20th and March 19th and you are the
One night in 2015 my roommate Courtney came home very drunk slurring about hanging out with a band in a bathroom and watching them take
Promiseland has taken New York City. The solo project of Australian artist Johann Rashid has cultivated a reputation for destroying and even scaling every venue
For some reason, the weather shot up to almost 70 degrees this week. Maybe it’s because Jacuzzi Boys are bringing the heat this Sunday to
Why Bonnie, an Austin-based quartet, popped up seemingly out of nowhere and immediately caught my attention with their take on handling grief. Sonically, they’ve created venue-sized
There are few that can articulate the isolation of wallowing in your bedroom after a painful rejection like Soccer Mommy’s Sophie Allison. Sure, pop stars have made
What a way to go. The Voidz have a new album on the way, Virtue, and it’s closing track, the newly released “Pointlessness,” is an
We’re in love with Brooklyn’s new venue Elsewhere and stoked to bring our Cult Citizen series to Zone 1. Our next show features UNI, Wooing,
Jane Church’s latest track, “This Here City” is a nostalgic ode to New York City. A refreshing break from my habitually moody ambient winter playlists,
Photos by Devon Bristol Shaw. Hey party people. Wait, wrong crowd? Well, anyways, I’m going to assume regardless that you’re my audience as The Shush
The next Cult Citizen is happening Aug 29 and features headliner Puzzle (1/2 of The Garden) with support from local favorites Junk Boys and YAASSS. This
Our summer Cult Citizen series are here! Next one is July 25 and features pop sensations Weeknight, Blond Ambition, and Kyle Avallone. Join the fb
On June 7th we hosted our June Cult Citizen show at Baby’s All Right with a lineup featuring Heartsrevolution, Promiseland and Alexander F. It was one of
Photos on expired film by Alatz Ortega. The last time Franz Ferdinand played NYC was back in 2013 for their Right Thoughts, Right Words, Right
Hey guys! Save the date.. this one is going to be a legendary Cult Citizen. Details and tickets here.
We are excited to premiere the music video for Joey Agresta’s “Don’t Be Sad,” created by John J. Andrews. “Dont Be Sad” is off his
In theory, a horror movie may seem like a stretch for Jordan Peele but with Get Out he’s brilliantly crafted a poignant social horror. The
The next Cult Citizen is happening April 18th. Save the date! This is gonna be a special one. More info here.
What’s the opposite of a mastermind? According to these Brooklyn-based musicians it’s a Mustardmind, and that’s exactly what they call themselves. Mustardmind is devious, experimental,
Oh man. Time for some unnecessary and bizarre insights into my psyche. When I was a child, I spent a lot of time visiting my
Some things are better left unsaid. Sometimes songs make more sense. Here’s a moody mix full of chaos, sweet nothings, and simple truths.
Anchorage based post-punk band, The Modern Savage have dropped an antidote for anyone feeling lonely this Valentine’s Day in their video for “Pull Me.” Amorous
This column is late and I want to have a good excuse, like I was backpacking through Guam, but I don’t I’ve just been so
It’s 1979 and the world seems to be at a precipice; Vietnam, Watergate and the Iran Hostage Crisis are behind us and we are at a
Story and photos by Devon Bristol Shaw Music for me is based on how it makes me feel in the moment I’m present to it.
A crowd of fresh faces and repeat offenders to the locally-coveted spot “Baby’s All Right” rounded up on a chill Thursday night to have a
Brooklyn rapper turned sexual mystic, Bunny Michael teases fans with an intimate low-key banger to briefly distract us from whatever the fuck is happening in
Jenny Wong from Brooklyn shoegaze project Vivienne Eastwood paired up with actress and humble-creator, Julia Morrison, on their project, Alien Kisses. Alien Kisses’ debut single “Galaxy