Buzzed Bands Podcast, Ep. 2 w/ Cold Blood Club

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Tuesday, June 18, 2013

Sunday With Black Flag, Adolescents & Subhumans

Yesterday was one for the books! I headed to Williamsburg around 2pm or so to check out some of the Northside action. After grabbing a slice at Vinnie's Pizza on Bedford, where I overheard French tourists complaining that there wasn't any mayo to put on their pizza (WTF?), I went over to Muchmore's for The Teen Age. Bill from Gunfight is in the band and they signed to my buddies label, Papercup Music, so I figured I'd swing by.

Of course the show was running late but that was nothing a few warmish beers couldn't help. The band on when I arrived was Bugs In The Dark, who I've heard of many times but don't think I've ever seen; they were good. The Teen Age came on next and I thought they were pretty solid. The singer's vocal style kinda threw me at first though. He was really bassy during the first song but as the set went on he found his groove and actually has a pretty interesting voice and a wide range. The Teen Age were pretty damn solid, check them out if you can.

After that I headed over to the Jameson Lounge with my buddy Malcolm for some free drinks and some grub. The Beets were going on when we got there. I dig the Beets so it was a nice surprise to see that they were playing.

After the set we decided to head over to Music Hall of Williamsburg for Adolescents and Subhumans. They were allowing 75 badges in so we wanted to get there early and get stamped so we could come back later. The idea was to go over to Grand Victory and see if we could get into the secret Black Flag show. Well, as it turns out, while I was walking over there I got a message saying I was on the list! I was pretty excited about the idea of seeing Black Flag in a venue that only fits 100 people (if that).

We hung around outside of Grand Victory chatting for a bit when Ron Reyes (Black Flag vocals) comes out. Malcolm starts chatting with him and he asks us what else we're doing. We tell him we were thinking about going back to see Adolescents and Subhumans. He says, "I wanna go!" and asks us how far away it is. After we tell him it's less than 10 minutes away he runs inside to check what time he needs to be back. He comes out and says, "let's go!"

My night went from not knowing if I could even get into the Black Flag show to not only getting in but hanging around with Ron Reyes and actually going to see the Adolescents with him - crazy! We got to Music Hall and talked to the door man who let Ron right in and then headed over to the merch table. We told the merch dude (who ended up being one of the guitarists for Adolescents) Ron was here and five minutes later Tony from Adolescents is downstairs with us. So now it's me Ron Reyes, Tony Cadena and my pal Malcolm just hanging out. It was pretty surreal for a dude who grew up on punk.

After awhile people started realizing what was going on and started swarming for photos. At some point Ron snuck out of there and probably headed backstage. The Adolescents went on around 9:30pm and the place was packed. It was a really fun show, people were stage diving, dancing on stage and singing along with Tony. At one point an overly excited fan wiped out and took down Tony. He took a pretty hard fall and it took him a minute to get back on his feet. He stopped the song and told everyone they could do whatever they wanted as long as they don't knock him on his ass.

Around 10:30pm or so I started getting a little nervous about Black Flag. I knew they weren't going on until after 11pm but I was worried the venue might fill up and I wouldn't be able to get back in. So I left while the Adolescents were still on stage and skipped out on Subhumans. I felt terrible because I absolutely love Subhumans and think they are one of the best live punk bands around.

I got back to Grand Victory and of course I walked right in. I considered heading back to Music Hall but I saw a few friends and decided to stick around thinking that Greg Ginn's other band, who were on stage, would be wrapping it up soon. I sure was wrong about that. I think they played for another hour after I arrived and by the time that Black Flag went on the Subhumans show was already over. Not only could I have stuck around but I could have caught the entire set! Damn it.

Anyhow, Black Flag eventually came on and the room filled up with people coming over from the Adolescents/Subhumans show. Black Flag played almost exactly the same set as Friday night, which is fine by me because it includes most of my favorite Black Flag tunes. The pit was a lot tamer than I expected but I that's because the goon faction wasn't really in attendance. It was actually a pretty mellow and fun pit, not violent at all. I jumped in for "TV Party" and "Six Pack" but I was drenched in sweat after just two songs so I got the hell out of there and headed to the bar for a beer.

When I got back to the bar I see Dick (singer) from Subhumans hanging around. I didn't say anything to him because it was just too damn loud for conversation unless you were all the way by the door. Black Flag fucking killed it, which is no surprise. I really have to commend Ron for sounding great, his voice was still on point even after three consecutive nights of shows. It was truly amazing to see legends perform in a room that small. I really had an awesome time last night. Robert from Scenic did a hell of a job putting it together and keeping it under wraps.

After the gig everyone poured out into the street for some fresh air (did I mention it was really hot?). That's when I said hello to Dick from Subhumans. He was heading across the street for drinks. I had actually agreed to meet my buddy Marty over there anyway. A couple of minutes after I get to the bar the Subhumans bust in and start shooting pool and drinking. I talked to the guitar player for awhile, very nice guy, and then said hello again to Dick. One funny thing that happened was the bartender had a Def Leppard album playing straight through and all these crusty old punk dudes were all singing along. It was hilarious since, you know, punks are supposed to hate bands like Def Leppard.

We hung out for awhile, we were both hammered at that point so I have no clue what we talked about. At some point he goes, "I like you. I'm gonna buy you a drink." He asked me what we were drinking so I tell him whiskey and he orders up some shots. So now I'm slamming whiskey shots with Dick from Subhumans. He's a real nice dude and it was super cool hanging out with him although I'm still bummed I missed their set.

I don't know what time it was when I left but when I walked outside the Subhumans were out there drinking and singing in the street. I think they had a car parked on the curb with the stereo blasting. Everything was a blur at this point but I said my goodbyes and went home.

So to recap I hung out with Ron Reyes from Black Flag and even took him over to an Adolescents show. Then I hung for a bit with Tony from Adolescents and Ron from Black Flag. And later in the night I'm doing shots with Dick from Subhumans. Quite the fucking night, if I do say so myself.

 
w/ Dick from Subhumans
 
Black Flag



Thursday, June 13, 2013

Northside Festival & Next Expo Start Today

Northside Festival kicks off today so there will be shows all over Williamsburg and Greenpoint the next few days. I'm more interested in the Next Expo element of the festival though. It's a series of tech start-up panels and networking events. I managed to win myself a free badge so I'm heading over there in an hour or so.

I'll be taking a breather from the tech stuff for a while this evening and stopping by Spike Hill for the Paper Garden showcase which has Wild Yaks on at 7pm. Then I'm off to Villain for the Jameson Black party with So So Glos performing. You have to RSVP for the Jameson event, just head to the So So Glos Twitter page for that info.

Wednesday, June 08, 2011

Kings County Cookout, Summer BBQ & Music Series

Summer in Brooklyn is all about Sunday! As soon as it gets warm Thursday, Friday & Saturday get pretty boring. Sunday is all about food, music, outdoors and day drinking. 2011 marks the unfortunate end of The Pool Parties so what the fuck are people in North Brooklyn going to do?

Well, we don't have a 5,000 capacity space or a big fancy stage but we do have food, we do have booze and we do have live music from some pretty amazing bands. Brooklyn Ski Club is bringing you the Kings County Cookout at our favorite little bar, Lady Jay's on Grand Street! 

KCC is a five date series on Sunday afternoons this summer. We'll have super delicious BBQ (1 entree & 2 sides for only $5), cheap booze (2 Lionsheads for $5, $4 drink specials from Tito's Vodka & Blue Point) and awesome bands. The series is totally free, all we ask is you RSVP for each event you plan on attending. 

The first KCC is on June 12th with The Dixons. We'll have chimichurri hot dogs, barbecue chicken, German potato salad and more.  

June 12th, 3PM
Kings County Cookout 
w/ The Dixons



Upcoming Dates:
July 3rd - Eddie Clendening & The Blue Ribbon Boys (Feat. members of bway musical Million Dollar Quartet)
July 24th - TBA
August 14th - Spirit Family Reunion, Morgan O'Kane
September 11th - Gunfight!, TBA

Saturday, June 04, 2011

Today: Hillstock w/ Gunfight, Ava Luna, EULA & More

An awesome way to spend the day. But get your ass over there quick, it already started.

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Friday, April 15, 2011

Village Voice Shuts Down Siren Festival, Announces 4Knots Fest


After 10 years the Village Voice has decided to shutdown Siren Festival. It's a bummer to see it go but frankly, it was pretty hellish. Standing in a parking lot all day with a 95 degree sun beating down on you while you're surrounded by sweaty, drunk hipsters is not much fun.

That is exactly why the only two years I went were years I had VIP passes. Oh man, let me tell you - awesome VIP section. Free booze and snacks under a nice big canopy with industrial fans blowing on you the whole time and when you wanted to check out a band you walked up to the reserved section in front of the stage. It was fantastic but yeah, sans VIP badges it was kinda horrible. Pretty good bands most years though.

With Siren Festival a thing of the past the Village Voice has announced it's next endeavor - 4Knots Festival. They haven't announced any bands yet but they have announced the location, South Street Seaport. It's a better spot than Coney Island for sure but when the Seaport Space gets packed all hell can break loose. This will be interesting. 

Saturday, April 09, 2011

Wednesday, September 22, 2010

More CMJ Bands Announced

Today CMJ announced their second round of bands performing at this years Music Marathon.
Phoenix, GZA, UNKLE, Black Sheep, John Vanderslice, Cute Is What We Aim For, Justin Townes Earle, Black Label Society, Corin Tucker Band, Dan Black, Eli “Paperboy” Reed, Freddie Gibbs, Frankie and the Heartstrings, Adam Haworth Stephens, Cults, Oberhofer, Baths, Blood Red Shoes, Extra Lens, The Bogmen, Clutch, Francis and the Lights, Screaming Females, Franz Nicolay, Children of Bodom, Wild Nothing, Dom, Marit Larsen, Good Old War, Reggie Watts and BRAHMS.
You can check out all the bands here.

Saturday, August 07, 2010

11th Annual Gathering Of The Juggalos, Aug. 12-15th

It's my favorite time of the year! It's time for the Gathering Of The Juggalos, which means a new infomercial. If you remember last year's then you know why I'm excited. While the 2010 version probably won't get spoofed by SNL, it's still pretty awesome.


Link:

THIS IS REAL.


The Gathering is a huge festival organized by Insane Clown Posse that happens out in the woods somewhere in the Midwest. It's basically a meeting ground where every bored, suburban, wanna-be gangster kid from malls across America gather for four days of clown makeup, drugs, carnival games, wrestling, breeding and head banging to 90's rap like Insane Clown Posse, Naughty By Nature, Coolio, Warren G, Twiztid, Tone Loc, Vanilla Ice and literally hundreds more, most of whom are ICP copy cats (I know). There's also some nu-metal surprises like (Hed)PE. There's also crazy shit like Todd Bridges ("whatchu talkin' bout Willis") wrestling, yup he's wrestling, and comedy from "Gallagher, up in this bitch yo." As terrifying as this all might sound I look forward to attending one year because sometimes ridiculous shit like this entertainment gold. 

Jesus H. Christ, fucking Juggalos, man. 

I repeat, THIS IS REAL.

God bless America.

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Fun Fun Fun Fest Is Pretty Awesome

I was just digging through some emails and had one from a few days ago with the Fun Fun Fun Fest lineup. Check this amazingness out: GWAR, Weird Al, Devo, Bad Religion, Mastodon, Suicidal Tendencies, Valient Thorr, Snapcase, Municipal Waste, Monotonix, Man Man, Dwarves, JEFF The Brotherhood and a shit ton more. And if you're more into the mainstream hipster shit then they've got MGMT and The Hold Steady too. It may literally be the best festival lineup ever assembled (complete lineup after the jump). The festival is November 5-7th in Austin, Texas...now I just gotta figure out how to get down there.

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MP3:

Friday, August 06, 2010

Bruise Cruise Festival, Miami to Bahamas (Bands, Food, Booze...About $700!?)

A booze cruise to the Bahamas from Miami with the Black Lips, Vivian Girls, Thee Oh Sees and a bunch of other bands, Jonathan Toubin DJing, open bars, food and gambling sounds pretty awesome. You know why? Because it's un-fucking-believably awesome.

The problem is it costs about $700 for the 3-day bash. Oh, and that's not including transportation down there and most of the booze (there are a few open bars packaged in though). When all is said and done you're looking at about $1,100, not to mention all the dough you'll blow at the craps table. 

The festival is February 25-28th and they're only letting 400 people aboard. You'll literally be partying on a fucking boat in the Bahamas with some of your favorite bands for three days. I'm not sure I could handle more than three days of that but at the same time I could go to Mexico for a week with less cash than what this will run ya'. I love the idea - it's brilliant, but I hate the price tag. The rich kids that get to go are lucky little shits.

Anybody got a guestlist? 


Monday, August 10, 2009

2009 After The Jump Fest Lineup (Now With Shark?)

I just wanted to share this years ATJ Fest lineup with everyone. Brooklyn Ski Club is helping out this year so be sure to check it out.

Now in its third year, ATJ Fest is back uniting renowned indie favorites with undiscovered talent… 16+ Bands, Three Days, One Venue.

After The Jump Fest ‘09 @ Littlefield from Friday, August 28th through Saturday, August 30th.

Get the details “after the jump”

Friday, Aug 28th (7PM)
Dinosaur Feathers
My Teenage Stride
Holiday Shores
Javelin
DJ: Mr. F (of Tally Hall)

Saturday, Aug 29th (2PM)
The Drums
Wild Yaks
Drink Up Buttercup
Talk Normal
Free Energy
Das Racist

Sunday, Aug 30th (2PM)
Suckers
Blood Warrior
Acrylics
Hospitality
I’m Turning Into
Julianna Barwick

Even more acts to be announced soon!

Buy tix now: single day passes = $10, 3 day passes = $25. ALL AGES.

3-Day Pass [Purchase] | Friday [Purchase] | Saturday [Purchase] | Sunday [Purchase]

What else can you expect from ATJ Fest ‘09?

- J. Morrison from Space Is The Place doing live screen printing
- Gourmet BBQ in the courtyard
- Jamie Cakes baked goods
- Brooklyn Brewery specials all day long
- Snoozer Looser’s giant pink elephant

Special thanks to our supporters:

Brooklyn Brewery
ASCAP
CMJ ‘09
Goldest Egg

AFTER THE JUMP IS ORGANIZED BY:

themusicslut. batteringroom. ryspace. irockiroll. merryswankster. softcommunication. musicisart. bumpershine. themodernage. productshopnyc. subinev. punkphoto. poptartssucktoasted. jinners. nyctaper.

WITH HELP FROM:

watercoolergossip. brooklynskiclub. radioexile. starkonline. wesleyverhoeve.

Shark? and Captain Ahab and the Sea Crackens have been added to the Saturday lineup.

Thursday, June 25, 2009

Free Virgin Fest This Year

Last year I got some free passes to Virgin Fest so I took the bus down to Baltimore and checked it out. Despite my general disdain for festivals I have to say that Virgin was pretty fun. Great bands, excellent and varied food choices, big beers, and the best part was it was relatively cheap - aside from the ticket. Well this year that all changes because they're letting everyone in for free. You still need to grab a no fee ticket from TicketMaster on July 26th, 10AM.

The ticketing page is pretty confusing and I'm not sure why anyone would spend $30 on a free ticket and a shitty Virgin Fest t-shirt, but it's an option. My guess is they dedicated a bunch of tickets to each tier so when the free tickets run out you'll be forced to buy a dumb t-shirt package to get in. Still though, $30 ain't too bad for a festival.

On that note, the bands playing are not nearly as good as last time (NIN, STP, Kanye, Stooges). The free show features Blink-182, Weezer, Franz Ferdinand, Public Enemy, Jet, The Bravery, etc. Lots of bands people used to give a shit about but not so much these days. But I guess we can't complain about free, huh? There are noticeably less bands listed this year so I'm guessing they nixed the second stage, unless they're still adding to the bill.



Thursday, June 11, 2009

Northside Festival Starts Today

I gotta be honest, when I first heard about Northside Festival I thought it would just be the same old Brooklyn bands that play every other night. And sure, plenty of those bands are involved but there's a whole lot more going on too. I was just checking out the shows and they're fucking awesome for the most part. Plus there's free beer every night and you can ride your bike from show to show. That's awesome.

You have one more hour to get a badge for $45, which ain't bad at all. Or you can just try getting into shows the old fashioned way... asking PR people to put you on the list. On that note, if someone would be so kind as to donate a badge to Brooklyn Ski Club I would be happy to cover some shows. Normally, I'd cough up the $45 but I just moved and my bank account is a few thousand dollars smaller now.

Friday, June 05, 2009

Crest Fest '09 (Crest Hardware & Macri Park)

10 DJ's, 6 Bands, and 100+ artists, the Fest will take place in both the Hardware store and in Macri Park!

It all starts at 12PM on June 13th.
We hope to see you there!

(All Proceeds will benefit the the refurbishment of Macri Park.)

Tuesday, April 28, 2009

Initial Siren Festival Bands Announced

I thought 2008 was supposed to be the last Siren? I guess not, huh? Well, so far it's only 6 bands but really all I need to hear is Monotonix and I'm sold!

New York, NY (April 28, 2009) The Village Voice, the nation's largest alternative weekly newspaper, is excited to announce the initial line-up for the 9th Annual Village Voice SIREN MUSIC FESTIVAL™
at Coney Island on Saturday, July 18, 2009 from 12:00 noon - 9:00 p.m. Scheduled performers include BUILT TO SPILL, THE RAVEONETTES, FRIGHTENED RABBIT, GRAND DUCHY, MONOTONIX, MICACHU & THE SHAPES, DJs and more to be announced.

2009 Capitol Hill Block Party Line-Up

For the most part I hate festivals. It's always hot, the food is expensive, and taking a dump is a nightmare. Plus, let's be honest, you have to sit through four shitty bands to get to one decent one. However, the one festival that never ceases to impress me is the Capitol Hill Block Party. Too bad it's way on the other side of the country.

The 2009 Capitol Hill Block Party
Seattle’s Premiere Celebration of Independent Music
July 24 & July 25th - Seattle, WA

On Sale Friday May 1st 10:00am


Friday July 24
Doors @ 3:00 pm

Main Stage :: All Ages
The Dutchess and The Duke, myspace.com/thedutchessandtheduke
Spinnerette, spinnerettemusic.com
Black Lips, black-lips.com
Deerhunter, myspace.com/deerhunter
The Jesus Lizard, myspace.com/thejesuslizard

Neumos :: 21+
They Live!, myspace.com/theylive206
Hey Marseilles, heymarseilles.com
The Blakes, myspace.com/theblakes
Sleepy Eyes of Death, sleepyeyesofdeath.com
Earth, myspace.com/earthofficial

Vera Stage :: All Ages
Audacity, myspace.com/audacityca
Flexions, myspace.com/flexions
Bow+Arrow, myspace.com/thebowandarrow
Micachu & The Shapes, myspace.com/micayomusic
Past Lives, myspace.com/pastlivesmusic
Starfucker, myspace.com/starfuckerss
Mika Miko, myspace.com/mikamiko


Saturday July 25
Doors 12:00pm

Main Stage :: All Ages
Moondoggies, myspace.com/themoondoggies
The Pains of Being Pure at Heart, thepainsofbeingpureatheart.com
The Thermals, thethermals.com
The Gossip, thegossipmusic.com
Sonic Youth, sonicyouth.com

Neumos Stage :: 21+
Sportn' Life Show Case feat D.Black, Fatal Lucciauno, Spaceman
Hotels, myspace.com/hotels
Girls, myspace.com/thegirlsseattle
Akimbo, myspace.com/akimbo
The Maldives, themaldivesmusic.com
Truckasauras, myspace.com/teapartiesgunsnvalor
Future of The Left, futureoftheleft.com
Faux Punk, myspace.com/fauxpunknow

Vera Stage :: All Ages
Pica Beats, www.thepicabeats.com
SOL, myspace.com/solzilla
New Faces, myspace.com/newfacesband
Japandroids, myspace.com/japandroids

Monday, April 13, 2009

New England Metal Fest Lineup

Another year, another New England Metal Festival. It's only a few days away kids! Looks like it's mostly metal this year too. Usually it's half Cannibal Corpse-esque shit and half 90's hardcore bands, although there are still a couple playing (I'm looking at you Merauder).

THURSDAY APR 16 PRE-PARTY AT THE PALLADIUM

MAIN ROOM AT THE PALLADIUM
6:00PM DOORS
6:30-8:30 CROWLEY MOVIE
8:30-10:00 ANVIL MOVIE
10:15 11:15 ANVIL BAND
11:30-1:30 IRON MAIDEN: FLIGHT 666 MOVIE

UPSTAIRS ROOM AT THE PALLADIUM
6:00PM DOORS
7:45-8:30 HOT BLACK
9:00-10:00 KOBRA KIA

MAIN STAGE FRIDAY APR 17 AT THE PALLADIUM
12:00PM DOORS
12:00-12:20 ROSE FUNERAL
12:30-12:50 WOE OF TYRANTS
1:00-1:20 PSYCROPTIC
1:30-1:50 MERAUDER
2:00-2:20 SYLOSIS
2:30-2:50 BURNING HUMAN
3:00-3:20 AFTER THE BURIAL
3:30-3:50 TOXIC HOLOCAUST
4:00-4:30 KATAKLYSM
4:40-5:10 WHITECHAPEL
5:25-5:55 THE HAUNTED
6:10-6:40 AUGUST BURNS RED
6:55-7:25 THE ACACIA STRAIN
7:40-8 :10 NAPALM DEATH
8:30-9:10 SUFFOCATION
9:30-10:30 BETWEEN THE BURIED AND ME
11:00-1:00 ALL THAT REMAINS

SECOND STAGE FRIDAY APR 17 AT THE PALLADIUM
12:00PM DOORS
12:10-12:30 LEFT TO VANISH
12:40-1:00 BISON B.C.
1:10-1:30 XTHE WARX
1:40-2:00 WITHERED
2:10-2:30 ARCHITECT
2:40-3:00 TRAP THEM
3:10-3:30 DECREPIT BIRTH
3:40-4:00 THE MILES BETWEEN
4:10-4:30 AGGRESSIVE DOGS
4:40-5:00 COLLISEUM
5:10-5:30 PSYOPUS
5:40-6:00 VEIL OF MAYA
6:10-6:40 CATTLE DECAPITATION

THIRD STAGE FRIDAY APR 17 AT CHASERS
12:00PM DOORS
12:00-12:20 Mordisk
12:30-12:50 Pictures of Winter
1:00-1:20 when the dead blot breaks
1:30-1:50 Under lying Truth
2:00-2:20 Half Hearted Comeback
2:30-2:50 Conqueror
3:00-3:20 WE WERE GENTLEMEN
3:30-3:50 Brother Von Doom
4:00-4:20 Shroud of Bereavement
4:30-4:50 The Destro
5:00 5:30 Within The Ruins

MAIN STAGE SATURDAY APR 18 AT THE PALLADIUM
12:00PM DOORS
12:10-12:30 ACARO
12:40-1:00 ANIMALS AS LEADERS
1:10-1:30 THE CRIIMSON ARMADA
1:40-2:00 LANDMINE MARATHON
2:10-2:30 BOOK OF BLACK EARTH
2:40-3:00 ABACABB
3:10-3:30 THE GHOST INSIDE
3:40-4:00 THY WILL BE DONE
4:10-4:30 I WRESTLED A BEAR ONCE
4:40-5:00 AUSTRIAN DEATH MACINE
5:10-5:30 ALL SHALL PERISH
5:40-6:00 WINDS OF PLAGUE
6:10-6:30 EMMURE
6:50-7:15 MUNICIPAL WASTE
7:30-7:55 GOD FORBID
8:15-9:00 CHILDREN OF BODOM
9:20-10:05 AS I LAY DYING
10:45-12:00 LAMB OF GOD

SECOND STAGE SATURDAY APR 18 AT THE PALLADIUM
12:00PM DOORS
12:00-12:20 DEAD SWANS
12:30-12:50 CENTURY
1:00-1:20 DEFEATER
1:30-1:50 UNHOLY
2:00-2:20 ENERGY
2:30-2:50 THE CARRIER
3:00-3:20 THIS IS HELL
3:30-3:50 CRUEL HAND
4:00-4:20 TRAPPED UNDER ICE
4: 30-4:50 COLD WORLD
5:00-5:20 SHIPWRECK
5:30-5:50 TERROR
6:00-6:30 HAVE HEART

THIRD STAGE SATURDAY APR 18 AT CHASERS
12:00-12:20 BLACK TEETH
12:30-12:50 FOR TODAY
1:00-1:20 AUTUMN BLACK
1:30-1:50 THIS OR THE APOCALYPSE
2:00-2:20 BROADCAST THE NIGHTMARE
2:30-2:50 CONDUCTING THE GRAVE
3:00-3:20 CATALEPSY
3:30-3:50 OCEANO
4:00-4:20 SOLDIERS
4:30-4:50 STRAY FROM THE PATH

Via Gauntlet

Thursday, April 09, 2009

Deli Magazine Best Of NYC Festival



Sunday 05.10 (sponsored by ASCAP)
- The Bell House, 21+, $12 -
10.00 Chairlift
9.00 TBA
8.10 The Secret Life of Sofia
7.20 Takka Takka
6.30 TBA
- BUY TICKETS FOR THIS EVENT -

Saturday 05.09
- Joe's Pub, $15 -
9.30 The Lisps' FUTURITY Musical
FUTURITY is an original indie-rock musical by Brooklyn band The Lisps. A theatrically staged song cycle, FUTURITY tells the story of a Union soldier in the Civil War who is an aspiring science fiction writer. The work fuses traditional Americana, found text, experimental music, and The Lisps’ own brand of quirky co-ed pop.
- BUY TICKETS FOR THIS EVENT -

Friday 05.08
- The Bell House, 21+, $15 -
12.00 Crystal Stilts
11.00 Blank Dogs
10.00 Religious Knives
9.00 Dinowalrus
-
BUY TICKETS FOR THIS EVENT -

Wednesday 05.06 (sponsored by BMI)
- Southpaw, 21+, $10 -
11.10 Lowry
10.30 Elizabeth and the Catapult
9.40 The King Left
8.50 April Smith
8.10 KaiserCartel
7.30 Mia Riddle

Monday, April 06, 2009

Northside Festival Bands Announced


The L Magazine announced the lineup for their all BK summer festival.

About the Northside Festival: This June 11-14, Brooklyn-based alternative weekly The L Magazine will host the first annual Northside Festival, a four-day celebration of Brooklyn’s independent music and art scenes at over fifty venues throughout Williamsburg and Greenpoint. Northside has teamed up with the Williamsburg Gallery Association to highlight art exhibitions and events, and dozens of music industry influencers like Brooklyn Vegan and French Kiss Records to produce live music showcases throughout the weekend.

Aaron Behrens

The Albertans

Andrew D’Angelo’s Gay Disco Trio

Asobi Seksu

The Beets

Bill Callahan

Bishop Allen

Brightblack Morning Light

Browns

Cale Parks

Cymbals Eat Guitars

Dark Faith

Dinowalrus

The Dodos

Doug Paisley

Dragons of Zynth

Drink Up Buttercup

Endless Boogie

Henry Wolfe

Home Video

Homosexuals

John Vanderslice

Katie Eastburn

Kilgore Trout is Dead

Kneebody

La Strada

Motel Motel

Murder Mystery

O’Death

The Obits

Pretty & Nice

Pterodactyl

Quo Vadis

Real Estate

Screaming Females

Sean Bones

Sir Richard Bishop and His Freak Of Araby Ensemble

Steve Coleman’s Five Elements

Sunset Rubdown

tUnE-YaRdS

Virgin Forest

Vivian Girls

War on Drugs

We Are Country Mice

Zaza

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