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I WAS THERE: Brian Jonestown Massacre @ Terminal 5, 7.25.08

Photos/Text by Aaron Richter Rarely, if ever, can self-titled watch a two-hour set and leave the venue wanting more. But as the Brian Jonestown Massacre was cut off at Terminal 5’s midnight music curfew, we found ourselves wishing for just … one … more … hour? Yep. For their only US appearance this year, Anton […]

IN THE MIX WITH … Guns N Bombs

Since it’s nearly 9 o’ clock on a Friday night and we’re just about to leave the office, self-titled would like to dedicate the following easy, breezy disco mix (made by Guns N Bombs in honor of their Hercules and Love Affair gig earlier last week) to anyone else in serious need of a summertime […]

LAST NIGHT: Morgan Geist of Metro Area

[Photo by Jimmy Edgar] Morgan Geist of Metro Area played Santos Party House on Thursday night. Here are some of the singles he dropped in the boogie-disco duo’s set …
Karen O

PHOTOS/REVIEW: Native Korean Rock (Karen O of Yeah Yeah Yeahs) @ Union Pool, 7.21.08

Words/Photos by Andrew Parks Some requests once Karen O opened her premiere solo performance up to suggestions: “‘Art Star!'” “‘Rich!'” “‘Maps!'” To which the playful Yeah Yeah Yeahs frontwoman responded, “This isn’t a fucking Yeah Yeah Yeahs show! This is something different!” Indeed it was–’it’ being the 11:30 p.m. engagement of Karen O’s one-night-only “Native […]

THE S/T INTERVIEW: Colin Newman of Wire

[Photo by Adam Scott] By A.D. Amorosi With each release since Pink Flag‘s 1977 pressing, Wire has created a series of challenges that few bands of its stature and age–despite all those pesky breaks/breakups–would bother to maintain. Distanced yet direct, frontman Colin Newman, bassist Graham Lewis, drummer Robert Grey and guitarist Bruce Gilbert brought texture […]

1MM: Liars @ McCarren Park Pool

Angus Andrew of LIARS Photos by Andrew Parks Wow. Just wow. As odd as it was to witness Liars‘ doomsday punk approach in broad daylight at JellyNYC’s weekly “Pool Parties” series, self-titled couldn’t help but hold a smile throughout the group’s noisy, gnarly set. For one thing, Angus Andrew is still indie rock’s finest frontman–a […]