Fear of Men, hailing from the beach town of Brighton, England create dark, guitar-based pop that shouldn’t be described as beach day music. The band
Suitcase of Love and Shame @ Film Society Lincoln Center 4pm ($13) You know you have to ditch work for something this titillating. Watch the
SZA’s spacey, soulful vibe continues to shine in her new video for “Warm Winds,” a track off of her recently released Z EP. The song
The Men’s recent release, Tomorrow’s Hits, features a number of uproarious, guns a-blazin’ rock tracks — many of which resemble frenzied, Exile On Main Street-era Rolling Stones. “Different Days” is
The Pains of Being Pure at Heart, Parquet Courts @ The Greene Space 8pm ($20) The good people over at WNYC’s Soundcheck have curated a
Do your weekend vices consist of boxed wine and/or beer that comes in a can? Do you get starry-eyed over the prospect of free food?
Brooklyn trio BOYTOY are a sprightly combo of pop, punk, and noise. Interweaving bouts of distorted guitar, tight drum work, and cooing vocals form the
Edward Fortyhands, humping anything not nailed down, and smoking till you pass out are just a few of the charming tropes that make the divey
In case you ever find yourself with the #blessed opportunity of being able to conduct an interview at a spa, I would not recommend starting
Tacocat, Mannequin Pussy, Desert Sharks, Bluffing @ Death By Audio 8pm ($8) Tacocat are the creators of everybody’s favorite period jam. It’s 2014, it’s about
David Byrne is making quite a journalistic career for himself — when he’s not, you know, making crazy good music with superstars like St. Vincent.
The Black Keys have just released “Fever,” the first single off of their upcoming album, Turn Blue. This is their first offering since their seventh
Mr. Dream bring refreshingly noisy punk to the table in “Cheap Heat,” the latest single off of their upcoming LP, The Ultimate in Luxury. It’s
Rocket & The Ghost, Seasick Mama, Pol The Fisherman, Everest Cale @ Cameo Gallery Some of our ALT CITIZEN faves are performing together and we
Anamanaguchi, Awkwafina, Maxo, Alex English @ Brooklyn Night Bazaar 6pm (FREE!) Heeeey. What are you up to tonight? Are you coming to party with us
A lyric video from Sharon Van Etten has finally been released for “Taking Chances” for the upcoming Are We There, the followup to her beautiful
Multifaceted artist Neneh Cherry has just released a video for her new single “Out Of The Black,” featuring guest vocals from fellow Swedish star
The problem with the superhuman courage we get from alcohol is that it’s gone in the morning, along with our pride and dignity. Few things
Review: Neighbors at Baby’s All Right (2/26) Neighbors’ latest album, Failure, is out March 25. In advance of its release, the band stopped by Baby’s
Our hometown punk duo have just released a bare bones video for “Do It (Don’t Try It),” the flyby first single off of their upcoming
Son Lux has officially teamed up with everyone’s favorite pop starlet, Lorde, on a track for his new EP Alternate Worlds, which is a reimagining
Lushes is the compelling and moody brainchild of James Ardery and Joel Myers, and like their homophonic moniker (see: “luscious”), their debut album, What Am
Known as top-tier puppet masters of the ’90s indie-pop retro-vival, The Pains of Being Pure at Heart seemed to be slowly drifting away from their
Indie pop duo Slow Club dip into a smooth and subtle R&B jam for their latest single, “Tears of Joy.” Strategic space, a leisurely tempo,
Dance-punk veterans the Faint recently announced their next album, Doom Abuse, will be released on SQE Music on April 8th and that a subsequent tour
Dead Leaf Echo, Dinowalrus, Autodrone, The Harrow @ Union Pool 8pm ($8) Dead Leaf Echo is one of my favorite shoegaze-y bands and lord knows
Coming to you from Northern California, Happy Diving delivers noisy punk with a splash of a pop, feeling almost reminiscent of the signature moodiness of
From the first few notes of Ghost Town Jenny’s Golden Hour, you practically already know the tale being told in its first track, “Suwanee.” It
Le Rug, The Dirty Nil, Weird Womb, and Phone Home @ Shea Stadium 8pm ($8) Le Rug is playing a show. You must go. Details
Brooklyn’s own Young Magic have recently debuted “Fall In,” the first single from their upcoming album, Breathing Statues. It’s smooth, psychedelic electronica, showcasing seductive, swirling echoes of
Hi, Brooklyn. Do you know what your neighbors have been up to lately? Some of them are making short work of medical ethics codes in
Need something for that biting, bitterly cold start to your work week? Don’t worry — Brian Lopez has you covered. This Tucson-based singer-songwriter crafts tight,
