The Power of Live: Sharon, Samurai and SXSW
On the way down to Austin yesterday, I watched the occasionally charming, mostly awkward indie flick "Nick and Nora's Infinite Playlist." At the end of the movie, the band Nick
SXSW Thursday
Straight from the airport, I made my way to the dusty sandlots of East Austin, where several of today's day parties were just wrapping up as day was turning into
Win Aputumpu Music Festival Tickets!
Brooklyn Industries are giving away 4-day passes to the Aputumpu Music Festival running from March 22nd-25th. The Williamsburg showcase will be headlined by Japanther, Cerebral Ballzy, Ghost Mice, The Suzan,
Modern Beethoven Festival at the New York Phil: Symphonies 8 and 4
By Caleb Easterly The New York Philharmonic’s Modern Beethoven Festival began earlier this month, kicking of with the 2nd and 7th symphonies and Stravinsky’s Capriccio for Piano and Orchestra. Each
Peter Kirk w/ Cold Atlantic – Sullivan Hall
Lots of faces filled Sullivan Hall on Friday night to catch Peter Kirk. Kirk, a songwriter, producer, and recording artist based out of NYC. For this show, Kirk was joined
Aaron Roche and FLUX Quartet with Logan Coale
by Laura Wasson Last night’s concert featuring Aaron Roche and FLUX Quartet with Logan Coale was a perfect example of why staging is so important. That isn’t to say that the
Laurie Anderson’s ‘Delusion’
Last weekend Laurie Anderson performed “Delusion” at Pace University in lower Manhattan for the final time. The piece is an audio-visual tapestry, weaving together 20 short stories and vignettes ranging from her mother’s death to Russia’s 150-year old space program.
SXSW or Bust
Am I the only person who thinks it's crazy that just about the entire music industry – bands, label managers, bloggers, and their various hangers-on – is headed to Austin,
3rd Annual New Music Bake Sale at Roulette
It's hard to believe that it's been three years since the first New Music Bake Sale was held in a church attic in Brooklyn Heights. After moving to the Irondale