OLD 97’S LIGHT UP IRVING PLAZA
“We’ll play some holiday songs, but not a whole show of holiday songs — we’re not monsters!” Rhett Miller, lead singer of the Old…
“We’ll play some holiday songs, but not a whole show of holiday songs — we’re not monsters!” Rhett Miller, lead singer of the Old…
When our insatiable greed strips the land, acidifies the ocean, and chokes the air, where do we look for salvation? In Savage (Songs from…
“This is an old one — you guys know this?” Nathan Willett said to anticipatory whoops and hollers. Brooklyn Steel was a sea of…
There’s a self-directed voyeuristic gaze in “Listening In,” as if in some psilocybin-altered state, we’re both present and set apart, eavesdropping on our own…
Marshall Berman, the writer and urban historian, describes modernism in New York as infinitely joyous and infinitely precarious. Where Ginsberg’s Howl despairs of the…
On Tuesday night, New Yorkers strolling down Bleeker Street kept pausing outside (le) poisson rouge. They’d look down at the sidewalk square lit up…
It was not yet showtime, but the room fell into an anticipatory hush when frontman Sam Margin stepped on stage for line check. Wolf-whistles…
There’s something of the desert sun that finds its way into Lydia‘s indie rock. Songs like “Georgia” paint an impressionistic picture of a drifter,…
Hana Elion and JJ Mitchell perform under the moniker Overcoats. It’s an apt name for the band—the duo’s harmonies are finely interwoven and the lyrics…
A great song, like a great love, grounds you in a narrative. It imbues you with a sense of belonging, and in the chaotic…