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What's Going on Friday?
Today’s NYC-area shows include Lorde, Laura Jane Grace, Dead and Company, It’s Time for Hip Hop in NYC: Queens, Mikey Erg, Kool Keith, Alice Longyu Gao, and more
28 New Songs Out Today
Listen to new songs by Kate Nash, Pond, DMC and the Hellraisers, Karen Black/Cass McCombs, Hooded Menace, Lawrence Rothman/Caitlin Rose, Marc Ribot’s Ceramic Dog, Sam Evian, and more…
20+ New 2019 Holiday Songs Out Now
Listen to new holiday songs by Andrew Bird, Kevin Morby, Mountain Man, Lucy Dacus, Kacey Musgraves, Ana Gasteyer, Puss N Boots (Norah Jones), SASAMI, Oh Land, Letters to Cleo, Rob Halford, and more.
stream the 'Hanukkah+' comp w/ Yo La Tengo, Flaming Lips, Jack Black, Haim (covering Leonard Cohen), more
The new indie-star-studded Hanukkah compilation is here.
Yo La Tengo, Flaming Lips, HAIM, Jack Black & more feature on new Hanukkah album
The compilation was curated and executive produced by Randall Poster, who has been Wes Anderson’s longtime music supervisor, and was inspired by Yo La Tengo’s annual Hanukkah run of shows.
mems of Yeasayer, Vampire Weekend, Woods, ASDIG, Holy Ghost, more playing Dave Harrington holiday show
Producer and polymath Dave Harrington is once again throwing his Holiday Spectacular in NYC this year, joined by many prominent indie musicians. The third annual show goes down at Brooklyn Bowl on December 18, and the guest list includes Alex Frankel (Holy Ghost), Anand Wilder (Yeasayer), Chris Tomson (Vampire Weekend), Jen Goma (A Sunny Day […]
members of Holy Ghost!, Starchild, Blood Orange & more playing Prince's 'Sign o the Times' in full at Brooklyn Bowl
Of the Prince tribute nights we’ve heard about in NYC, this is the most exciting. Members of Holy Ghost!, Starchild, Blood Orange and other musicians will be performing Prince’s 1987 double album Sign o’ the Times in full at Brooklyn Bowl on June 2. Tickets are on sale. Organized by drummer Chris Egan (who has […]
Holy Ghost!'s Alex Frankel opened a Jewish deli in Greenpoint with El-P and Despot
Holy Ghost! singer Alex Frankel and his brother Zach opened a Jewish deli at 631 Manhattan Ave today, and El-P and Despot are two of the investors. Also, Action Bronson stopped by to give his approval.
