Starry Night
Owen Pallett's music defies easy categorization. Nominally indie rock, it encompasses the virtuosity and density of classical music, the beats and loops of experimental electronic music, and the lightness […]
Owen Pallett's music defies easy categorization. Nominally indie rock, it encompasses the virtuosity and density of classical music, the beats and loops of experimental electronic music, and the lightness […]
Feast of Music now has its very own Myspace page! Check it out for tracks and updates on upcoming Feast of Music Presents…
Wow, what a D-bag this fictional promoter is. The scary part is: I now know how very easy it would be to fall into this downward spiral. (Thanks to Steven Swartz
Thursday's Feast of Music Presents headliner SAADI played Fontana's last Tuesday night, mixing guitars, synth and drum machine, and Boshra's AlSaadi's haunting, penetrating vocals. It's as catchy as it is
The 4th Avenue F stop might just be the nicest busking platform in New York. Especially on a Spring Saturday.
(Tom Swafford on the 7th Avenue F train platform, 4/5/10) As a preview to next week's Feast of Music Presents… at Littlefield, here are links to some past FoM posts
After the New Amsterdam show at The Bell House, I rode the G up to Don Pedro's: an old Spanish social club on the fringes of Williamsburg that now hosts
Langhorne Slim and his killer band (David Moore on banjo/keyboard, Jeff Ratner on bass, Malachi Delorenzo, drums) tore through a two-hour set last night at City Winery that had all