Catherine Brookman – If A Song Fades Out, It’s Playing Forever Somewhere | Musings on Majestical Music
I spent lots of time with musicians of all shapes and stripes during my first two years of...
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ElectroniCON 3: The Dream of Vaporwave is Alive in Brooklyn
This article comes by way of the author’s recollections, in addition to some extra tidbits taken from cross-referencing...
A Conversation with PAMPHLETS | Brooklyn-Based Post Punk
Amidst strange times, a small band in Bushwick has gained a lot of traction in mere months. Pamphlets,...
The Specials Takeover Brooklyn Steel
Seeing The Specials' show just proved how amazing music can be at bringing people together and the audience's deep affection for them.
The Values: Capture Synth-Pop Nostalgia
If Donna Summer and Human League, had a sexy, electro love child it'd be The Values. We sat down with the Brooklyn duo to see what made them tick.
Swanky Tiger: Wake Up | Video Premiere | Heathers Meets Jawbreaker
Swanky Tiger's video for "Wake Up" is very reminiscent of Heathers and Jawbreaker, which both have this colorful yet dark quality to them.
Fruit and Flowers: Drug Tax | Hazy Punk Surf Vibes for the Summertime
Fruit and Flowers debut EP, Drug Tax is a nice collection of 60-influenced guitars and vocal harmonies, with dashes of punkish energy, writes M Milner.
Album Review: Yellow Eyes – Sick With Bloom
Yellow Eyes weren't specifically thinking of me, but I am sure Yellow Eyes were thinking of someone when they created their latest album, Sick With Bloom.
Zulus Interview and Review of II
If you are in the mood for some reckless, energetic and clever noise rock, then Zulus' II is a wise choice. It is so good we interviewed the band.
Album Review: Noveller – Fantastic Planet
Noveller's new album Fantastic Planet is 40 minutes of noisy guitar bliss right up the Fripp/Eno alleyway. M. Milner explains why it is so amazing.