Every Wednesday at Home Sweet Home, a taxidermy- and chandelier-strung LES ex-bean sprout factory, is WIERD. I have no idea what the place is like normally, but WIERD sees the basement bar wrapped in tendrils of fog machine discharge and the icily synthetic sounds of goth, EBM, and darkwave, along with plenty of moving bodies on the narrow dance floor. …
With A Sunny Day in Glasgow, Pterodactyl, Grooms, and Boogie Boarder.
You could not find a better litmus test of the health of noisy, song-based rock music than June’s Test patterns, temporarily relocated to Death by Audio from its normal Don Pedro’s homebase.
A few brains reported hostage situations post-Boogie Boarder set, the band’s …
Great guitar duo’s? F-that.
Photos by Nate Dorr
On Friday, Impose took the idea of the killer guitar pairs and multiplied it by ten - presenting the New York debut of Plastic Crimewave Vision Celestial Guitarkestra at Cake Shop. Twenty or so folks—including members of Vetiver, Espers, and Kid Millions of Oneida on drums—created a wave of sound that is still rippling …
Harrison Owen has been making DVD zines based around different urban music scenes for a while now. You can check out his work at Fingeredmedia.com. He’s started a Fingered channel on impose.tv. Watch a video for Indian Jewelry’s “Temporary Famine Ship” at impose.tv
Harrison Owen has been making DVD zines based around different urban music scenes for a while now. You can check out his work at Fingeredmedia.com. He’s started a Fingered channel on impose.tv. Check out this rad time-lapse Foot Village video by Chris Cichocki at impose.tv.
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Foreign Born’s newest LP, Person to Person, is one of those essential summer albums that you will probably hear playing in the background of picnics in parks populated by really good looking people. If that isn’t enough to entice, this is the band that started what I like to call, “The Summer …
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