Tonight's NYC-area shows include Youth of Today, The Flesh Eaters, The Interrupters, Kevin Devine, Thursday, Ted Leo fronting a Dexy's Midnight Runners cover band, and more.
Prolific musician Dan Melchoir has teamed with Austin's acerbic art-punks Spray Paint for a new project they call Contributors. The result is somewhere in between both of their inclinations: dark post-punk that has room for stretching out (and rocking out)...
A bit of unfortunate timing for the iconic Manchester band -- the album includes a song called "Victoria Train Station Massacre," which has unintended connotations with last week's Manchester Arena suicide bomber tragedy.
Whitney Johnson of Verma has a new album coming out via her Matchess solo project. The Rafter will be out June 3 via Monofonus Press, which once again displays her skills at making eerie, often unnerving, music. We've got the premiere of "The Fog" off the album, a haunting instrumental that weaves synths, strings, choral voices to splendid, haunting effect...
Speaking of Kid Millions, one of his other projects, the long-gestating NYC supergroup Soldiers of Fortune, release their new album Early Risers this Friday (11/6)...
Soldiers of Fortune, the NYC indie rock supergroup featuring Brad Truax (Home, Interpol), Matt Sweeney (Chavez, Superwolf) and Kid Millions (Oneida, etc etc etc), have been sporadically active for over a decade...
Versus are currently in the studio working on their next album though no word on when that is going to come out. You can however catch them live on November 9 at Rough Trade where they'll play with the Thalia Zedek Band, Antietam, Rogers Sisters, and Cynthia Nelson...
The WFMU Record Fair is this weekend (May 30 - June 1) at the 69th Regiment Armory in Manhattan (25th & Lex). They've released their live performance schedule that includes sets (who used to have a show on WFMU), UK band The Flatmates (in for Popfest), a high-concept Pere Ubu cover band, and more...