In ode to the death of Michael Crichton, the purveyors of Odd at Wham City brought their production of Shoot Her! back to Brooklyn one more time.
Photos by Nate Dorr
Lyrics to the Jurassic Park Theme, by Conor Kizer
Jurassic Park is a place
Where we all come together.
Man and dinosaur
Bird and lizard
We all …
With TV Ghost, Pink Reason, City Center, Coconuts, Zac Davis, Slither, Halflings, God Willing, Evenings, Fluorescent Vibes, Best Hits.
By Nate Dorr
What happens when the Silent Barn accidentally double-books? Skipped acts? Shortened sets? Bills forced to move or reschedule outright? Thankfully none of these things, practice has demonstrated. Last Saturday night, through rapid turnover on two stages, the …
In which our correspondent reports in on Monday morning about what you can look forward to the next time No Age lands in Brooklyn on a Monday night.
By Armin Rosen
Market Hotel is a natural habitat of sorts for Titus Andronicus. It’s the only venue where I’ve ever seen them …
Photos by Joe Perez
Spank Rock was a no show. The party went on….
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Thu Nov 20, 2008
Live without dead time on Thursday with Miracles, Lo Moda, Thurst Lab, caUSE coMotion!, the Beets, Cheap Time, Sam Amidon, MV Carbon & Aki Onda, Made Out Of Babies, Anamanguchi.
Sans Temps Morts is Nate Dorr’s daily New York City events guide.
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E4E1: Miracles debut album release and Creative Capitalism party with Miracles, Lo Moda, Thrust Lab, …
Thu Nov 20, 2008
Last week Sleep When Dead threw a Showpaper Benefit in which Spank Rock was slated to headline, but did not, to the chagrin of the many eager attendees awaiting his set. Show organizer Joe Ahearn offered his take on the …
Wed Nov 19, 2008
Beach House and The Walkmen on the same ticket?! We’ll be bold reporters and call this the first MUST-SEE tour of 2009, mostly because its happening in the first month.
We have already given you plenty of reasons to devote your ears to Beach House and The Walkmen this year. …
Wed Nov 19, 2008
Ludacris seems to be living by the age old proverb “It’s not what you know, its who you roll out with.”
Ludacris has managed to recapture my eyes and ears as of late with a roll in the latest Guy Ritchie film Rock n Rolla and a Premier beat on …
Tue Nov 18, 2008
Live without dead time on Tuesday with MIVOS Quartet, Girl Talk, Prefuse 73, Subtle, Secret Machines, Tall Firs, Dragons of Zynth, Peter and the Wolf.
Sans Temps Morts is Nate Dorr’s daily New York City events guide.
Recommended::
FREE classical: MIVOS Quartet at Manhattan School of Music, Miller Recital Hall, 120 W. Claremont Ave at Seminary row (W. 122). 7:30pm.
The MIVOS …
Tue Nov 18, 2008
The Good Feeling Music of Dent May is pleasant, charming, catchy, and this fuzzy feeling in my gut is not provoking any gag reflexes.
You can hate on guys like Zach Condon of Beirut or Jens Lekman for their super sweet indie crooning, but at some point, your stodgy convictions will cave …
Tue Nov 18, 2008
We called Black Milk’s Popular Demand one of our favorites albums of 2007. Here’s a video off Black Milk’s Tronic, in all its up-pitched glory.
Mon Nov 17, 2008
Live without dead time on Monday with Extreme Violence, Smarts, Stupid Party, Little Joy, Tiger City, Eagles of Death Metal….
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On this page, right now. Excited?
Here’s a spooky interview in which Blur’s drummer, Dave Rowntree (the dorky one/drummer) spoke with Impose on the eve of the band’s last tour since 2003, and just after Graham Cox had left the band in the midst of the Think Tank recording sessions.
While Rowntree is currently studying to be a barrister …
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