The Transfinite
I made it just in the nick of time yesterday to see Ryoji Ikeda's extraordinary the transfinite at the Park Avenue Armory (now closed.) Projected on both sides of a […]
I made it just in the nick of time yesterday to see Ryoji Ikeda's extraordinary the transfinite at the Park Avenue Armory (now closed.) Projected on both sides of a […]
I'd do a proper post about these shows, but I'm running out to Record Store Day. Check Twitter for more deets. Jean Rohe at the Living Room, 4/12/11 Zlatne Uste,
I paid a visit to Wil Smith's fun and casual Music at First new music series on Friday, housed at the First Presbyterian Church in Brooklyn Heights where he serves as organist.
Toronto pianist/composer John Farah was back in NYC last week, performing his unique brand of music that seamlessly blends classical, middle-eastern and electronic elements. Several of the compositions from Thursday's program
Nico brought his ever-expanding band of merry music-makers to DUMBO's St. Ann's Warehouse this week for Tell The Way: a collection of songs loosely centered around the theme of travel and
"When I first started touring in 2004, I was a very different person and I was writing very different music. I have a different ideology now. Not an ideology that's separate
Oh Lordy. These days, The Times seems keen on lobbing up fungos to hit out of the park of musical debate. First, there was the ill-advised critics roundtable/gripe session surrounding this past
Due to a fortunate lack of time, I'll need to cover both of this weekend's White Light Festival events in a single post. "Fortunate" because, while residing in completely different
This year’s edition of the Austin City Limits Music Festival was the usual mix of dependable old favorites, thrilling new discoveries -and a lot of hype and promise that fell