What’s Going on Friday?
Friday’s NYC-area shows include Phoenix, Lamb of God, Kaytranada, Thursday, Arlo Parks, Movements, Streetlight Manifesto, Ethel Cain, and more.
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Bauhaus expand September tour, add new L.A. show and rescheduled Denver date
Bauhaus‘ September tour also includes Riot Fest in Chicago and two Brooklyn shows
What’s Going on Friday?
Friday's NYC-area shows include Parquet Courts, Bicep, Maxo Kream, Andy Shauf, Sampa the Great, Bedouine, Mikey Erg, and more.
Bauhaus release “Drink the New Wine,” their first new music in 14 years
Bauhaus' new single was created using the "exquisite corpse" method, natch.
Tour news: Rufus Wainwright, Iron Chic, Key Glock, Destruction, Korine, more
Plus: The Drums' Abysmal Fest, Wilco, IDLES, The Lemonheads, Obituary, Ho99o9, Iceage / Wiki, Kevin Devine, Land of Talk, The Bogmen, Korine, and more.
Indie Basement (1/28): the week in classic indie, college rock, and more
This week in Indie Basement: reviews of new albums by Urge Overkill, Steve Gunn, Modern Nature and Night Crickets (members of Bauhaus & Violent Films), plus the Meet Me in the Bathroom documentary and a look back at Built to Spill's ‘Perfect from Now On‘
Indie Basement: Most Anticipated Albums of 2022
Indie Basement picks the 2022 albums its most looking forward to, with an emphasis on classic indie, college rock and more.
Night Crickets (mems Bauhaus, Violent Femmes) pay homage to The Beatles on “Candlestick Park”
Night Crickets, the trio of David J (Bauhaus, Love & Rockets), Victor DeLorenzo (Violent Femmes) and Darwin Meiners, will release their debut album, ‘A Free Society,‘ on January 21
David J (Bauhaus) & Victor DeLorenzo (Violent Femmes) form Night Crickets, share first song
Night Crickets, the trio of David J, Victor DeLorenzo and Darwin Meiners, will release their debut album, ‘A Free Society,‘ in January.
The Residents releasing 50th anniversary book ‘A Sight for Sore Eyes’
‘A Sight for Sore Eyes, Vol. 1‘ is a fully authorized visual history with rare and unseen photos, artwork, and contributions from Les Claypool, Paul Reubens, Danny Elfman, Andy Partridge, and more.