WARMDUSCHER MACRODOSE NYC WITH WHAT THEY ‘LIVE’ & ‘BLEED’
Like pills dispensed by a punctilious pharmacist, picks patter into the palm of Quicksand (a.k.a. guitarist Adam J. Harmer). Preparing for Warmduscher’s night-before-Halloween Brooklyn…
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TOP TAG TEAM FOR 10 SUMMERS: RUN THE JEWELS CRUSH RTJ2 AT T5
Sabrett hot dog stands were not only blasting out clouds of their usual cookout smoke, but full-volume Run The Jewels, making Terminal 5 seem…
MR. BUNGLE GOT NJ AS HIGH AS PATTON’S BRAIDS
The words associated with the best metal, like loud, fast, and heavy, don’t speak to the intricacies of Mr. Bungle’s live power. Even while…
THE CLIENTELE HYPNOTIZE THE BOWERY BALLROOM
The chamber-ambient, indie-pop band, The Clientele who bewitched us so deeply in the 00’s, has reunited again and finally taking full advantage of the…
THE APOLLO WAS A JOYOUS CHAPEL THANKS TO KILLER MIKE & SURPRISE GUESTS
True to Killer Mike’s authenticity, the white flowers adorning the Apollo Theater stage were not tour-battered props, but aromatic bouquets of real roses, carnations,…
LEATHER-CLAD MULLETED PHONE-HOLDERS FLIP FOR THE JOE PERRY PROJECT IN NYC
The Joe Perry Project did something pretty uncommon when the guitar great and his experienced band rocked NYC’s Webster Hall. Turns out this move…
NYC FORGETS HOW TO FUNCTION AS SLEAFORD MODS SPIT FIRE
In a continuing chain of vista generosity, whenever one Sleaford Mods fan caught someone behind them chanting along to every word, they would give…
WARMDUSCHER’S GOOEY GRIT GETS BROOKLYN SURFING/SCREAMING
Matching the beer that had spilled into a sticky stage mirror, Warmduscher’s long-awaited New York debut was a distorted puddle of splashy vibrations and…
NJ FIGHTS FOR ATTENTION FROM JERRY CANTRELL & THUNDERPUSSY
Is it a real Jersey rock concert if you don’t see ambulances waiting outside with the Ubers? NJ culture aside, is there any other…
NY SLEEP DRIFTERS SLIP ON THE DRIP WITH KING GIZZARD
It takes a lot of albums and special variants to build such endlessly snaking lines. No merch frenzy in recollection compares to the poster…