Darcy James Argue’s Brooklyn Babylon
Darcy Argue likes to think big. As in: writing and performing original jazz with his own 18 piece orchestra. I've seen Darcy play all kinds of places over the past four […]
Darcy Argue likes to think big. As in: writing and performing original jazz with his own 18 piece orchestra. I've seen Darcy play all kinds of places over the past four […]
I did manage to catch one last show on my way home Sunday night: San Francisco's Thee Oh Sees, playing a wild, 1am set at Beerland on Red River. The
Blue Stage, 11/4/11, 9:14 p.m. Black Stage, 11/4/11, 9:55pm "Don't Believe the Hype" is right. FFF Fest Booker/Promoter Graham Williams (a great guy who I met at NXNE last year)
Among the countless costume parties happening this weekend as part of the modern-day carnevale known as Halloween, last night's Rubulad shindig in a Gowanus warehouse at least offered some musical diversions beyond
As usual, this year's CMJ Music Marathon, the 31st annual showcase, had a glut of offerings for the discerning (or not-so) indie rock fan. I never did manage to pick
French Horn Rebellion at Santos Party House, 10/21/11. Lots more pics from Santos, the Fader Fort, and elsewhere on the photo page.
I'm flying to Seattle tonight, where my friend Pat tells me their Occupy Wall Street protest has caught on in a major way, as it has in D.C., Boston, Chicago,
Another fun Advertising Week show last night at Terminal 5, this one featuring Brooklyn faves TV On the Radio, who played a generous, high-energy set for those lucky enough to