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Thursday options include DaBaby, The Gothic Archies, Obituary, the Ally Coalition Talent Show, Frankie Cosmos, Ghostface Killah, ARP, The Nude Party and more.

Listen to new songs by The Chemical Brothers, Lightning Bolt, Mikal Cronin, TOY, Kele Okereke, Turnover, Mark Ronson/King Princess (Turtles cover), Carly Rae Jepsen (No Doubt cover), and more.

Parquet Courts headlined SummerStage at Central Park on Saturday (6/8) which was an all-around fun, lovely evening with opener Sachiko Kanenobu joined by Steve Gunn and more...

Plus: Big Freedia, Corinne Bailey Rae, Philippe Zdar, Buika, The Wailers, Junior Reid, La India and more free SummerStage at Central Park shows.

SummerStage has announced its 2019 lineup of over 100 free shows which happen at NYC parks in all five boroughs, including Japanese Breakfast, Big Freedia, FELA! The Concert, Young M.A, The Wailers, Parquet Courts, The Mountain Goats, Corinne Bailey Rae, Alvvays, and more.

This Will Destroy You guitarist Christopher Royal King's list ranges from electronic music to death metal to ambient music, and it's far from the stuff you see on most year-end lists.

Independent label Mexican Summer is celebrating its 10th anniversary and, like they did for their fifth anniversary, are throwing a big party at Pioneer Works w/ Jefre Cantu-Ledesma, Arp, Pill, Drugdealer, Tonstartssbandht, FJ McMahon and Quilt, plus Jess Williamson, Allah-Las, Part Time, Ariel Pin…

This week in the Indie Basement: influential C86 comp gets another sequel; the crisp-but-melted pop of Chicago's Deeper, plus new singles from Smokescreens (members of Terry Malts), Sweden's Les Big Byrd, and Arp.

Arp (aka NYC artist/musician Alexis Georgopoulos) just released the Pulsars e Quasars EP via Mexican Summer. A mix of cosmic pop and even spacier instrumentals, the new EP falls somewhere between Slowdive and Broadcast on the shoegaze spectrum...

Mexican Summer threw the two-day Mexican Summer Five fest in Red Hook last year to celebrate their half decade of existence. This year, they'll be doing it again, albeit on a slightly smaller scale with two back-to-back shows at Williamsburg venues...