by Robert Leeper In her performance Tuesday night at the Gramercy Theatre, Danish electro-pop songstress Nanna Øland Fabricius—better known as Oh Land—was everything we love about indie pop stars: playful, amatory, […]
by Zoë Gorman Photo credit: The Wall Street Journal At the Guggenheim Museum last Thursday, legendary composer Philip Glass and artist James Turrell attempted to blur the line between sense and cognition. Using
The seductive, langurous, occasionally ecstatic music of Julia Holter took over Music Hall of Williamsburg last night, the penultimate stop of her latest U.S. tour. Holter, who played keyboard, performed
Note: This Contest Has Ended. Is it jazz? Funk? Electro-pop? Hip-hop? Find out the answer at SubCulture this Friday, September 27, at 10:00 p.m., as the outrageously eclectic Kneebody celebrate the release of their latest album,
The Ear Heart Music series opened its fourth season last night at Roulette with a performance by Hotel Elefant, who in only their second season have established themselves as a player
Fun video of Carnegie's Ensemble ACJW starting to make the rounds on social media. What's fun is how surprised some of the amateur conductors were that the ensemble actually followed their
As many have heard by now, last night's gala opening of the Metropolitan Opera was interrupted by a number of protesters inside the house. They were angered by the Met's staging
John Zorn is pretty much everywhere you look this week in New York, where the Zorn@60 birthday festivities are ramping up to a fever pitch. Today (9/24) you can hear Zorn himself
Is there anything more entrancing than the sound of a cello? How about five cellos? How about five cellists who hail from the hippest, most enlightened city in America playing
