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by Laura Wasson On Monday night, I found myself at the ramshackle Goodbye Blue Monday, which looks like a creepy T.G.I.Friday’s with just as many tchotchkes on the wall, but with a […]
by Laura Wasson On Monday night, I found myself at the ramshackle Goodbye Blue Monday, which looks like a creepy T.G.I.Friday’s with just as many tchotchkes on the wall, but with a […]
Have you ever found yourself outside on the tarmac at LaGuardia, engulfed by the roar of multiple jet engines while waiting for your bags to come off a puddle-jumper? That
by Brian Weidy This Tuesday, guitarist Jeff Aug returns to The Living Room for one of only three scheduled U.S. performances thsi year. Aug is coming off his world record attempt
by Laura Wasson Chalk it up to Venus being in retrograde, but there was something off about The Deli Magazine’s recent Best of Emerging Artists Festival (or, cleverly, B.E.A.F.). Admittedly, I’ve
This Thursday, Roulette presents three titans of the avant-jazz/noise scene: guitarists Thurston Moore and Bill Nace, and reed player Joe McPhee. These three, while all major figures in their own right,
by Laura Wasson Heading to Knitting Factory on Saturday night for Father John Misty and Har Mar Superstar, I knew two things for certain: there would be a lot of hipsters,
by Michael Cirigliano II Photo credit: Silencio Despite his having only released two films in the past 11 years, David Lynch’s cult following seems to be growing exponentially. Such is
Wow, what a difference a day makes. With a few minor tweaks, more food and a whole lot fewer people – many of whom were presumable discouraged by Saturday's debacle
The Superfly guys who organized this year's first annual GoogaMooga Festival couldn't have asked for a better weekend, with perfect weather forecast for both Saturday and Sunday, and no other