Nitehawk Cinema is screening Philip Kaufman’s paranoid, sci-fi classic and remake of Invasion of the Body Snatchers, starring the late/great Leonard Nimoy and the ever-eccentric
Maxo, chiptune extraordinaire, knows how to craft glitchy, energized tracks, and now he’s set his sights on Life Size Maps, another one of our up-and-coming favorite
WAGMAG, the only monthly art guide that exclusively promotes art venues and exhibitions in Brooklyn, is hosting its annual Art Benefit at the Boiler tonight.
As a part of their BOOKS & BOOZE series, Nitehawk Cinema will be screening Dune in celebration of the Folio Society’s much-anticipated edition of Frank
Our 35 mm film photography series covering live shows happening on the NYC circuit continues. Our staff photographers have been busy this past month, and,
Weed, a grunge-y, shoegaze-y pop band from Vancouver, just dropped an artsy black and white video for “Thousand Pounds,” a single off their sophomore album
Swedish lo-fi pop outfit Magic Potion just released “Booored,” a track off of their upcoming debut EP Melt. This one is just dying to be
Courtney Love just released a biting new song called “Miss Narcissist,” the title track off her upcoming 7″ from Wavve’s label Ghost Ramp. Snarling vocals,
Alt Space is officially open! Last Friday, Brooklyn packed out our gallery and store, and we couldn’t have asked for a more perfect grand opening.
Give Up The Roast is a column that collides delicious caffeine with wild thrashing a la a bi-monthly coffee and punk album pairing — the
Nitehawk Cinema is screening ’80s crime-horror film Wolfen, directed by Michael Wadleigh and adapted from the novel by Whitley Strieber. There will prizes and surprises
Bad Meds, a post-punk outfit from Liverpool, just dropped “Hoax Apocalypse,” the grinding, anthemic first track off of their recently released self-titled EP. Man. Between
French music and fashion label Kitsuné is set to release their fourth “America Compilation” later this month, and in preparation of that, they’ve just dropped
Here’s a fresh blast of straight-up punk, pop, and rock ‘n’ roll for you. White Reaper, a quartet out of Kentucky, just released “I Don’t
I’m not sure what you were doing at 18, but I can tell you I definitely wasn’t crafting tight rock ‘n’ roll tracks like Joe
Lisa Marie Basile is a fierce, unapologetic poet, fascinated by gender politics, beauty, and the labyrinthine mysteries of the body. She is the author of
LA’s Death Valley Girls just released “WAIT FOR YOU,” a cutting, ’60s-inspired B-side to “Summertime,” a single they released just last month. A steady, thumping
Who invented punk? The short answer is: who cares? Let’s listen to a song about blowing up a train station. In 1964, Los Saicos shot
Twin Peaks are taking over Music Hall of Williamsburg alongside White Reaper, and Honduras this Saturday! Their school’s out for good vibes are infectious and
Punk and poetry have a storied history, and while the divide between these art forms has widened a bit over the years, a few champions
Doldrums, the moniker of Canadian producer Airick Woodhead, just released “IDONTWANNABEDELETED,” a track off the bonus 7″ that came with a special edition of his
Our friends TOPS have a knack for awesome music videos, and their latest release for the single “Destination” follows suit. Panning across rural Japan, the
Earl Sweatshirt just dropped an extended, experimental track titled “solace,” with a description that reads as “music from when i hit the bottom and found
Empress of, a Brooklyn-based songwriter, is bringing her wispy, electronic tunes to Elvis Guesthouse, a new bar/venue in the East Village run by the fine
Saint Vitus has a killer lineup of experimental acts tonight. Headliner ZZZ’s (who are also going to be featured in our upcoming fourth issue, so
Give Up The Roast is a column that collides delicious caffeine with wild thrashing a la a bi-monthly coffee and punk album pairing — the
Soda Fabric, a Berlin-based shoegaze outfit, are set to drop their debut LP, Atlantis, this spring, and in anticipation of the big release, we have
Jamie xx‘s In Colour is out in June and he’s continuing to ramp up for the release by dropping the official video for “Gosh,” the album’s hypnotic
Dangerfest!, the annual music festival fundraiser presented by Emily Danger, celebrates their 2015 edition at the Firehouse Space in Brooklyn with a Lisa Frank theme,
Young, Colored & Angry, an online magazine and gallery exhibition that exclusively features the work of young artists and academics of Color, is hosting a
Slick Rick, one of the iconic voices of ’80s hip-hop culture, is overtaking the Wick alongside a slew of great talent, including Hot Sugar, #$
Shark Week, a boisterous DC-based surf rock outfit, is set to release their debut album Beach Fuzz next month, and we have the exclusive pleasure
