The Aquarian

March 18, 2010 0

The dense, slow moving post-rock of Brooklyn-based A Storm Of Light is covering my brain. It’s getting harder to concentrate....

David Daniell & Douglas McCombs: Peas In A Pod

Patrick Slevin

Going On in NYC

March 12, 2010 0

You’re going to wish Brooklyn’s Union Pool had chairs when the dueling guitar soundscapes created by David Daniell & Douglas...

The Tossers: Windy City Brit-Punk

Megan DiGuilio

Going On in NYC

March 11, 2010 0

The Tossers are bringing a more positive meaning the popular British slur. The Celtic punk band, born and raised in...

Dejha Colantuono: Sweet Like Tea, Burns Like Vodka

Alycia Abreu

Going On in NYC

March 10, 2010 1

There is no doubt that this girl is a musical powerhouse and an up-and-coming artist with lots of potential. Dejha...

Sweet Electra: Mexican Spaceship Pop

Cristina Jimenez

Going On in NYC

March 10, 2010 0

With all these electronic bands out now, it’s hard to figure out who’s who with all of these contagious ProTooled...

Altan: From Ireland To The Big Apple

Megan DiGuilio

Going On in NYC

March 10, 2010 0

If you close your eyes while listening to Altan, you will feel like you’re being transported to the green mountains...

Bill Popp And The Tapes: More Benefits Than Bono

Elisabeth McGuirk

Going On in NYC

March 8, 2010 0

Proving that you don’t need millions of dollars to make a difference (I’m looking at you, Bono), Bill Popp has...

Carter Hulsey: Feel The Love

Megan DiGuilio

Going On in NYC

March 6, 2010 0

Screaming tween girls unite! Sensitive singer-songwriter extraordinaire, Carter Hulsey, is using his acoustic guitar and love songs to melt the...

Hammerfall: Hammerfall Wins Respect Across Globe With Heartfelt Songs About Alienation, Killing

Elisabeth McGuirk

Going On in NYC

March 5, 2010 0

Eighties metal redemption rock—this is Hammerfall’s schtick and it is awesome, especially the first songs of their newest album, No...

Kreator: Thrash Around

Megan DiGuilio

Going On in NYC

March 4, 2010 0

Prepare to have your face melted! Germany-based Kreator formed in 1984 and is still producing politically motivated thrash metal today....

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