Brooklyn duo Surf Rock is Dead just released “Anymore,” a dense, shimmering new single from their upcoming (and currently untitled) EP. Lush with reverb and
Day Wave is the solo project of Jackson Phillips, a singer-songwriter from Oakland who’s been getting lots of love for his dreamy, lo-fi take on
Art Cures, our new series, offers a themed list of music, films, books, events and other cool stuff in hopes of supplying you with a
Shabazz Palaces make some of the trippiest beats we’ve ever had the pleasure of swimming in, and they’ve just dropped a spacey new track called
We’ve thought we had a handle on The Growlers‘ mystique in issue #3, but they’ve managed to send us reeling again with their grainy, VHS-inspired
Montreal’s minimalist electronic/pop duo Majical Cloudz just dropped “Silver Car Crash,” the first single off of their much-anticipated, upcoming sophomore LP Are You Alone? Breathy
By now you know we’re huge fans of brash Toronto punk outfit Dilly Dally. They throw frustration in your face one minute and sweet melodies
Desert Island, your favorite publication and comic book store here in Brooklyn, is hosting a party in celebration of new paintings from artist Kim Sielbeck.
Sui Zhen is a dreamy electro-pop artist from Australia who blends bubblegum sweet vocals and melodies with thumping dance beats, ethereal synth lines, and plenty
MoMA Nights presents the first night of PopRally, a weekly program of artist collaborations, performances, film screenings, and digital content that encourages new and experimental
Here’s a little something different. Night Helix, the recording name of artist Ben Ross Davis, is an audio project influenced by dark disco, industrial, and
You may remember Darkwing, a group of grunge enthusiasts from northern NJ, from when we premiered their DIY music video for “Dark Hunting.” Now, we
“Merry Christmas Eve, Bitch.” The first line in Sean Bakers latest indie flick, Tangerine, grabs you by your shirt and doesn’t let you go. The
Aries A full moon in your house of friendships is exactly what you need right now to forget that professional struggles and romantic stressors abound.
BRNDA are a bouncy, fuzz-heavy “snackcore” band from DC, and they want you to let loose and explore your sexuality — and swipe some tasty
Day 1: Nursing a beer on the sidewalk on the first day of Capitol Hill Block Party in Seattle, a friend and I watched death
It goes without saying, but indie music is teeming with alt girls who are straight up killing the game. So, in honor of all these
Aries This week focus on your daily health. You brush your teeth. You wear your bike helmet. Now do something every day this week to
Alt Space is excited to bring you a musical and visual collaboration between artists pari∀h and urpdurp. We are huge fans of this pair, both
Before supreme pop overlord Taylor Swift dominated top 40 radio with her wink-and-smile musicality, there was Alanis Morissette. At first glance it’s a bizarre comparison
Brooklyn’s own Sharkmuffin are a volatile mix of garage, pop, and punk (not to mention budding ice cream makers). Led by Tarra Thiessen (guitar and vocals)
Dilly Dally, a grunge-y punk outfit from Toronto, waste no time getting in your face with “Desire,” the lead single off of their upcoming debut
Aries Anger — let it go. You’re the quickest to strike the match and burn down a good thing at the first sign of trouble.
This is my second year attending Electric Forest. This festival is so much more than just music — in fact, I only caught a few
Are you ready for a transformative night of art and readings? Join us at Alt Space for the closing party for Bunny Michaels’ Etheric Double (runs
UPDATE: Mac Demarco has announced today that he will be selling extra passes to all four of his upcoming sold out August shows outside of
Aries Airy aries — some things are actually materializing for you this week in a way that not only you can see, but others can
Whatever 21 and Moves Concept Store are bringing Multitask, a lifestyle function and designer exposé, to Baby’s All Right, with live performances by Jay Boogie
After catching flak from conservative news hosts for his recent BET Awards performance of “Alright” (specifically the line “And we hate po-po/ Wanna kill us
Palehound, a rowdy alt rock trio from Massachusetts, just released “Molly,” a driving, dynamic new single from their upcoming debut full-length Dry Food. With grungy
Rina Sawayama, a London-based R&B singer-songwriter, just released her sparkle-heavy new video for “Tunnel Vision” directed by Arvida Bystrom. Exploring the very modern dilemma of
Posture Magazine is having a release party at City Bird Gallery for their first ever printed issue. It’s going to be an evening of art, performances,
