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It is very easy to take for granted the extraordinary music we have in our midst here in NYC (such is the purpose of this website.) Case in point: the orchestral

On a dark and quiet Monday coming off a long holiday weekend, one could be forgiven for not wanting to venture out into the early winter cold. But, after five

The final event of the inaugural White Light Festival, Roysten Abel's The Manganiyar Seduction, finally took place at the Rose Theater last night, after a week's delay caused by the difficulty

Wow, talk about a fun week at this cozy little venue on Varick St. Take a look:Preservation Hall Jazz Band, City Winery, 11.3.10 Marshall Crenshaw, City Winery, 11.5.10 Bob Mould,

Every morning on my way to work, I have the great displeasure of exiting the A train at the Broadway-Nassau stop in lower Manhattan: one of the ugliest, most crowded

 I made the trek out to Williamsburg last night for an amazing evening of experimental pop at a packed-in Zebulon. First up was the mesmerizing Nat Baldwin who played upright bass and sang

The melodic, tuneful, buzzworthy Oberhofer at Glasslands Gallery, Williamsburg (one of their 20-odd CMJ shows this week.) More pics from Glasslands, Cameo Gallery, Death by Audio, and the Whisk and Ladle

 I spent Thursday night bumping around the Lower East Side, mostly between on the Ludlow St. corridor that is the unofficial hub for all things CMJ. At the M for