Bryn Gelbart

The Mountain Goats played Brooklyn Steel on Tuesday night, their New York debut of many tracks of their new release In League With Dragons…

Now that Say Anything are (probably) calling it a day, let’s look back on their sometimes-inconsistent but often-brilliant discography.

We already posted a review of night four, and here’s a review of night three of Jeff Rosenstock’s sold-out NYC run…

It was a last-minute, intimate NYC show on the band’s 20th anniversary tour, and it doubled as Irving Plaza’s 100th sold out show of 2018.

The Menzingers rocked Brooklyn Steel with a Black Friday show on November 23. Supported by Minnesota emo trio Tiny Moving Parts and Nashville three-piece Daddy Issues, the night was a loud triage of variations on punk rock…

”I sat down to write this song with my son. I said, ’what should we call this jam?’ He said ‘Skeleton’s Tooth’, Darnielle laughed, ”So I wrote Skeleton’s Tooth.”

When the band took the stage for the ‘Tigers Jaw’ performance, the crowd lost their minds to the incredible opening run of ”The Sun,” ”Plane vs. Tank vs. Submarine” and ”I Saw Water.” Market Hotel felt like it was about to collapse.

What’s so striking about mewithoutYou is how much the new songs are both a shocking return to form and yet still sound fresh.

The night proved Slaughter Beach, Dog to be a socially conscious band who are staying true to creating a supportive community, and existing as their own force separate from related band Modern Baseball.