Inspiration
On the eve of the first Feast of Music Presents, I'd like to share this little essay penned by one Doc Pickles that pretty well captures what I hope this […]
New Music
FoM Presents – Getting There, etc.
For all those who have never been to Littlefield, or don't make a habit of traveling to Park Slope on a Thursday night (or any night of the week), guess what? You're
Pieces of Glass
Yesterday, I took a break from this week's show prep to clean house, finish my taxes, and make a trip into LPR for last night's program of works by Philip Glass. Signal, who have
Papering the Neighborhood
Let's just hope they're not reserving one of those for Your's Truly… See here for a larger version of that flyer.
Bell (House) Orchestra
The scene when I arrived at The Bell House last night was radically different that it was on Monday, when I was there for a more-or-less standard indie show with Philly's A Sunny Day in Glasgow. Last
ANNOUNCING: Feast of Music Presents…
For a long time now, Feast of Music has surveyed the multifaceted New York music scene: everything from grand orchestra concerts to grungy indie rock shows. There's never been a
Sinfully Good
Pianist Kathleen Supove seemed to relish the chance to play at the First Presbyterian Church in Brooklyn Heights on Friday night. Speaking from the richly carved pulpit in between pieces by
Porter Records @ IPR
I wasn't previously familiar with Porter Records, but clearly this eclectic label based out of Orlando, FL (founded in 2005) has its finger on the pulse of NYC's experimental/improv scene, as evidenced by