What’s going on Sunday?
Afropunk Fest, Drake's ”day party,” Belly, Thursday, Vetiver/Espers, Busdriver, Black Tusk, Guerilla Toss and more Sunday show options.
Couch Slut
stream Throat’s “Born Old,” catch them on tour (NYC with Couch Slut)
Finland's Throat pull from noise rock, post-hardcore, indie rock, and more, and their upcoming album on Svart Records may appeal to fans of early Iceage.
Berserker Fest 2018 lineup ++ Negative Approach touring
Berserker 2018 includes Philip H. Anselmo & the Illegals, Macabre, Negative Approach, Tombs, Homewrecker, The Armed, Couch Slut, Bloodiest, and more.
tix on sale: Gaslight Anthem, Chromeo, Cakes Da Killa, Poptone, more
Also: Couch Slut, Detroit Cobras, Cut Worms, Protomartyr, Diana Ross, and more NYC-area shows on sale.
Panopticon releasing double album next week, playing fests
Their schedule includes the just-announced Fire In The Mountains festival, which is gradually revealing its lineup.
Gnaw releasing ‘Cutting Pieces’ (stream it), playing Vitus with Couch Slut
The mastermind behind the experimental noise band Gnaw, Alan Dubin (Khanate, OLD), also works in film and video, and you can really sense this when experiencing the totality of the group: one whose setting is spatial, intellectual, and challenging...
tix on sale: Sam Smith, Jesus Lizard, Heems, Television, Wardruna & more
Plus: The Nightmare Before Christmas Live, PINK, Girlpool, Restorations, Jungle, Radio Dept, Glen Hansard, Ceremony/Nothing, Kodak Black, and more tickets on sale.
tix on sale: Lana Del Rey, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Morrissey & more
Plus: Brooklyn Podcast Festival, Robert Plant, Noel Gallagher, FlyLo, Game of Thrones Live Concert Experience, The Darkness, Trevor Noah, Margo Price, Diarrhea Planet, and more tickets on sale.
Woe & Couch Slut added to Nails @ Knit; Aura Noir play 2 nights at Knit, touring
One of the Knitting Factory 30th anniversary shows is the Invisible Oranges-presented Nails show. We've now added openers to that show...
Five Notable Releases of the Week (7/28)
This week's Notable Releases include Manchester Orchestra's best LP in years, Vic Mensa's long-awaited debut, Arcade Fire's disappointing 'Everything Now,' and more.