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.
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
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
Art Cures, our new weekly series, offers a themed list of music, films, books, events and other cool stuff in hopes of supplying you with
Liphemra’s feature from Issue #3 — copies are still available, get yours here. Photgraphed by Cheryl Georgette Arent. Interview by Shea Garner. Overcoming the crippling pain
Bent Denim create their music by way of email, with the exchange of respective sounds between a Ben Littlejohn in Nashville and Dennis Sager of
Bully, a punk quartet from Nashville, just released “I Remember,” the first single off of their upcoming album. Quick, raw, and unrelenting, “I Remember” is
As a part of Nitehawk Cinema’s monthly film series THE DEUCE (which focuses on 42nd Street’s theaters of yesteryear), the theater will be screening A
Music, art, and culture collide in the second installment of the collaborative, desert-town festival Marfa Myths. This unique cultural program is taking place this weekend,
It’s been nearly three years since Lonerism and Perth’s Tame Impala make their return with an ever-enthralling psyche rock epic in the form of “Let It Happen”
Review by Sasha Maese. Follow her on Twitter @Sasha_Dove. You’ve probably walked past the James Farley Post Office a million times; it’s that enormous building
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
M.I.A. just released “Can See Can Do,” her first single since the her 2013 album Matangi. M.I.A’s new track serves as a gritty, dance-ready shock to
Dev Hynes has been on somewhat of a hiatus since the release of 2013’s Cupid Deluxe, the second full-length under his Blood Orange moniker. Since then, he’s
The Growlers have taken up something of a residency at Baby’s All Right this week. Their West Coast vibes are taking over the venue for a healthy
Electronic art rock outfit Hundred Waters is bringing their ambient experimentation to Music Hall of Williamsburg tonight alongside Mitski, a ’90s-inspired trio that blend poppy
Besides spearheading Breakup Records, a boutique music label based in Portland, multi-talented power couple Alex and Sierra Haager craft dreamy yet gritty “slow-fi” jams with
Head over to Palisades for some thrash-core, punk, and hip hop vibes from Trash Talk, Ratking, and Lee Bannon tonight. We got to see Trash Talk during
Tonight, cyberpunks ONWE are storming Bowery Electric alongside Britanys (for a taste of their sound, check out our in-depth feature with the boys here), ACID DAD, and Nicholas
