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The Kooks – Webster Hall 11/17 & 11/18

Edit: In order to keep the content of FoM frequent and fresh, I've decided to recruit a number of guest authors to help me navigate the wide, deep river music that

WBGO’s The Checkout Live: Lage Lund

For more than two years, WBGO's Josh Jackson has hosted The Checkout: a weekly show that features what’s new on the New York jazz scene. The companion site is full of on-demand content, including interviews,

Louis Armstrong on Music

On Saturday, I decided to treat myself for my birthday with a visit to the Louis Armstrong House and Museum in Corona Park, Queens. A small row house on an unassuming

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

Fun Fun Fun Nites: Thee Oh Sees

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

Happy Halloween

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

CMJ 2011 Recap

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

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