Photos by Jurate Veceraite Hot on the heels of the release of his well-received debut LP, Twine, Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter Taylor Bradshaw brings the retro-tinged “Slow Dance”
The Wants describe themselves as inspired by the minimal structures of punk-punk and while that may be true Container feels more deeply indebted to the
THICK is one of Brooklyn’s best party bands guaranteed to deliver a set you’ll remember for years to come – maybe because of how much
Photos by Allen Ying Last month the falafel punk rockers Yaasss created a world of mayhem in the concrete walls of Brooklyn’s gritty Alphaville. The night
Photos by Lauren Khalfayan, find more of her work here. I arrived at The Glove at 8pm, just in time for doors, but rather than a line
Sometimes, on the edge of a cold winter where Brexit is never ending and Donald Trump’s stint in the White House feels like it’s already
All photos are from the 13th NY Night Train/Jonathan Toubin’s Halloween Haunted Hop taken by Devon Bristol Shaw—follow her @devonbristolshaw!
Photo by Rachel Cabitt To fully grasp this new track by the handsome boys of Native Sun, you gotta understand the band a little too.
There’s nothing better than a new single paired with a music video to help you stick it to the man. NYC-based punk rockers Dad bring
Photo by Leia Jospe. This band needs to be ticketed for disturbing the peace. SIGNAL is a NYC-based group that’s going back to the basics
Welcome to the second installment of 3rd Party—the newest monthly show featuring Brooklyn’s psychs, punks, grungers, hazers, and dazers. This time around they’ve gathered a line-up that’ll keep
Poster by Nazar Khamis If you wanna see a killer line up of NYC bands (& one band from Boston: Julep) that play from the
Photo by Rachel Cabitt. If you haven’t been treated to the gift of a YAASSS show, I don’t know what you’re waiting for. Despite running,
From Craigslist to California, Brooklyn’s own THICK just don’t know when to stop. And thank God they don’t! They’re joyous, they’re enraged, they’re a little
Last summer, Tanlines was the best day party around. The queer Latinx-centered party happened in the backyard of popular Brooklyn gay bar The Rosemont, and
Summer has (finally) fucking arrived and besides the blistering humidity and a pervasive smell of warm urine, it also means it’s rooftop season. And to
Nine years after unleashing their pitch-black eponymous debut album, Fever Ray is back in the States again with a quake full of dark textures and
It’s nothing new, but the United States kinda suck. And I don’t mean that in a racist, “Make America Great Again” sort of way. This
Photos by Lauren Khalfayan, find more of her work here. Going to a lot of shows in New York, you can easily get wrapped up in style
What does it mean to put on a live performance? Are musicians supposed to stay true to their original creation or provide an unforgettable experience
A hazy song that’ll take you out of this world—Ackerman is a NYC-based band that brings you trippy indie beats that create a universe of
Photos by Brett Myers. Caroline Rose “I do believe we might be the most grateful band in the world.”
I don’t know what happened to me as a kid but I’m only satisfied at shows if I’m deaf and sweaty by the end of
Photos and review by Brett Myers. Halfway through Son Lux’s set at Brooklyn Steel last week, one song, “You Don’t Know Me,” came to a
Photos by Brett Myers. BOYTOY Honduras Native Sun
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
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
Attention everybody: This garage rock duo left the warm and sunny shores of Miami, FL to live the rough ‘n’ tuff gritty life of NYC
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
