Warm Up 2010
Yesterday's Warm Up party at P.S. 1 had a distinctly French flavor to it, thanks primarily to Agnes B.'s sponsorship. Paris-based Klement opened with a manic "live" set that […]
Yesterday's Warm Up party at P.S. 1 had a distinctly French flavor to it, thanks primarily to Agnes B.'s sponsorship. Paris-based Klement opened with a manic "live" set that […]
Skip that summer blockbuster and come to Littlefield on July 20, where a quartet of brilliant downtown musicians (Alan Licht, Noveller, Fair Use and Kathleen Supove) will be performing with
Summer in NYC is always my favorite time of year, when you can catch some absolutely killer music of all stripes, much of it for free. Makes you wonder
Mass Appeal Circuit Bending at Gansevoort Plaza, part of yesterday's Make Music New York. More pictures below.
Luke Dubois and Rana Sobhany at The Triangle (14th and 9th Ave), closing out the InterActive Stage at Make Music New York 2010.
LA's Health didn't even take the Vice stage until nearly 330am, but that didn't stop them from unleashing their now-familiar maelstrom of guitars and electronics on the largely-local audience, many
Cold Cave absolutely killed it tonight on the Pitchfork stage. At first, it sounded like the same synth-laden 80s stuff that's all the rage right now. But then, they went
I'll be taking off tonight for my first-ever trip to Spain: home of flamenco, the guitar, and some of the most cutting-edge indie and electronic music in the world.
Every couple of months, my day job brings me to, of all places, Indianapolis: a nice town with not a whole lot going on most of the time. Unless