Crossing Brooklyn Ferry: Friday
by Laura Wasson Photo: Rebecca Greenfield The second evening of BAM’s Crossing Brooklyn Ferry was no less jammed packed with talent and excitement than the first. The only problem I could
by Laura Wasson Photo: Rebecca Greenfield The second evening of BAM’s Crossing Brooklyn Ferry was no less jammed packed with talent and excitement than the first. The only problem I could
Following Steve Smith's recent example, I've decided to go ahead and set up a parallel page for FoM on Tumblr, the not-exactly-new but fast-growing microblogging service, which stands comfortably in
By Freya Wilcox Last Friday night Webster Hall was the venue of the moment. The street was lined with film and television trucks, moderately famous musicians and fans desperately hoping
by Laura Wasson The crowd at (Le) Poisson Rouge Thursday night was as diverse and eclectic as the lineup: everyone from hipsters, to metal heads, to professionals crammed into the disco/bordello-like
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.
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
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
Photo courtesy of Toni Dove On May 4th and 5th, Brooklyn’s Roulette will be presenting Mixology: Toni Dove 2 Nights of Spectropia—a multimedia performance combining music and film, featuring performances
By Freya Wilcox As an Australian recently moved to NYC, it is astounding to watch the music scenes of both countries intersect and unfurl. Aside from bands like AC/DC and