Not a Broomstick
Story goes that one day, Emily Hope Price was at her apartment up in Washington Heights when she heard a loud banging coming through the floor above. When she stuck her […]
Story goes that one day, Emily Hope Price was at her apartment up in Washington Heights when she heard a loud banging coming through the floor above. When she stuck her […]
Paul Wallfisch (above) is a pianist and producer best known as the leader of gypsy-punk outfit Botanica. He is also the impresario behind the post-cabaret night Small Beast, held each Thursday in the upstairs
"I feel a little fraudulent being up here tonight," Nico told the crowd at this past Wednesday's installment of Lincoln Center's American Songbook, "being as I have a terrible singing
LPR continued its boundary-blurring ways Monday night with a program by toy pianist Phyllis Chen, who proved to be no less a virtuoso than those who play on instruments ten
I suppose most people's idea of how to spend Valentine's Day involves candlelit dinner and flowers, which may explain the less-than-full attendance last night at local experimental venue Issue Project Room. Which
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Roulette has been in the same SoHo space for around for 30 years, but was new to me when I went there Thursday night for a concert of music by
Australian instrumental trio The Necks made their first NY appearance in six years tonight, playing an hour-long set to a half-full – but thoroughly satisfied – Le Poisson Rouge. From
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Picture this: small, downtown club, brick wall, stage lighting. Onstage, a singer plays piano and banjo, singing cabaret-worthy songs about urban life and love. It's a classic New York scene,
Just A Random Monday Read Post »
I'm at Galapagos, listening to a normally-formidable set by new music ensemble So Percussion, when suddenly they just randomly start stacking paint cans and banging shit onstage. Everyone thinks they're