Your 33 Black Angels at Union Pool
By Caleb Easterly Your 33 Black Angels Your 33 Black Angels played a wild, energetic show at Union Pool last Friday, blowing away the crowd with songs from their […]
Greenwich Village Orchestra Presents Khachaturian and Brahms
by Angela Sutton Greenwich Village Orchestra concertmaster Robert Hayden was out of his chair and center stage on Sunday afternoon, turning in a yeoman-like performance of Aram Khachaturian's Violin Concerto,
The Psychedelic Furs at Maxwells
by Talia Page Sunday night, legendary British new wave band, The Psychedelic Furs, took to the tiny stage at Maxwell's in Hoboken for the second night in a row to
Killcode, Stoned Fire, and Star Killer at Bowery Ballroom
by Laura Wasson Saturday’s Killcode album release extravaganza at the Bowery Ballroom ended up presenting an interesting question: has metal – or even hard rock – really evolved at all in
Happy Birthday, Béla Bartók
Amidst all my running around this weekend, it almost slipped past me that today would have been Bartók's 131st birthday. As timeless and transcendent as Bartók's music continues to be, sometimes we
Dan Deacon at the Ecstatic Music Festival
As Dan Deacon talked to John Schaefer Tuesday night at the Kaufman Center, he looked far more reserved than he did last Friday in Austin. This was right before Dan, the Calder Quartet
Todd Reynolds at the Lincoln Center Apple Store
This is one pseudo-endorsement I don't think Todd Reynolds – violinist and devoted MacBook Pro user – minded making. With Sxip Shirey (who joined Todd at the Innova SXSW showcase
Attwenger at NYU’s Deutsches Haus
On a beautiful spring night, the courtyard of NYU's Deutsches Haus was alive last night with the strange-yet-infectious music of Linz's Attwenger, who play a blend of Austrian folk music and
Met Ring 2012
Despite Alex Ross' recent characterization of the Met's production of Götterdämmerung as "pound for pound, ton for ton, the most witless and wasteful production in modern operatic history," I can't