Pianist Jenny Q Chai at Zankel
by Angela Sutton Few composers after World War I have shown much interest in the singing piano lines or melodic hooks favored in the nineteenth century. Consequently, their works are
Unsound Festival – LXMP & Peaking Lights
The Unsound Festival featured the U.S. debut of LXMP followed by Peaking Lights at the David Rubenstein Atrium at Lincoln Center as part of the Target Free Thursdays Concert Series.
These United States at Webster Hall
By Melissa Caruso Jesse Elliott of These United States, Webster Hall, Tuesday 4/17/2012 On Tuesday, rock quartet These United States, comprised of boys from both Brooklyn and North Carolina, played Webster
Spacing Out to Spaces at Public Assembly
by James PellegrinoBrooklyn’s own nerd-metal band Spaces performed at Public Assembly last night, taking a note out of the Megaman music book with energetic keyboard licks and electro-magnetic effects on lead guitar,
Trampled by Turtles – Webster Hall
By Brian Tell Trampled by Turtles, an indie-folk quintet from Duluth, MN, carried their bluegrass sound to New York's Webster Hall Tuesday night. With authentic American Folk instruments like mandolin and banjo,
Steve Wilson Superband at Jazz Standard
by Mike Engle Upon entering the Jazz Standard last Sunday night, with its classy décor and superior acoustics, it was easy to see how this basement room on East 27th Street has established itself
Augustana and Greylag at Knitting Factory
by Laura Wasson Upon arriving at Brooklyn’s Knitting Factory Tuesday evening, I was presented with a much different scenario than what I experienced last time I visited. Gone were the punked
Asobi Seksu, North Highlands, and little, big at Roe on the Rocks
by Laura Wasson Monday’s Roe on the Rocks show at Highline Ballroom was a bit like going to a rock concert with your besties from Women’s Studies. Not that there’s anything
“Data Garden: Quartet” at the Philadelphia Museum of Art
by Tom Emmerling PHILADELPHIA, PA - Usually, when faced with the age-old question, "Is it Art?" I tend to just default to, "Sure, why not?" if only for the sake of