Music Driven

The Other Music documentary features in-store performances by Neutral Milk Hotel, Vampire Weekend, The National, Mogwai, The Rapture, and more.

Photographer Robert Frank’s famously unreleased, no-holds-barred 1972 documentary about The Rolling Stones, Cocksucker Blues, is rarely shown but folks in NYC have a chance to see it…

Where Does a Body End? is a new documentary about Swans made by director Marco Porsia who spent five years ”in the band’s tight inner circle,” filming ”rehearsals, songwriting sessions, the grind of life on the road, petty arguments and transcendent performances.”

Punk the Capital, the 2019 documentary about the early DC punk scene, will be screening around the U.S. this winter and spring, including a few dates with special Q&As…

More screenings of the new Bay Area thrash doc ‘Murder In The Front Row’ are on the way.

Programming includes a night devoted to music-related shorts and videos, including films with Tierra Whack, Mitski and more.

Depeche Mode, the final two shows of their Global Spirit tour, and six of their fans are the subject of documentary ’SPIRITS in the Forest,’ which will screen in theater worldwide s for a single night in November, including as part of the BrooklynVegan-presented Music Driven series at Nitehawk in Brooklyn.

Surfing documentaries and cool soundtracks often go hand-in-hand, but this year’s ’Self Discovery for Social Survival” has both sides working more in tandem…

Filmed over the course of seven years, Ondi Timoner’s 2004 documentary ’DIG!’ follows the careers of The Brian Jonestown Massacre and The Dandy Warhols, who began as partners in crime but became bitter rivals.

Fugazi’s Guy Picciotto and director Jem Cohen will celebrate the 20th anniversary of Fugazi documentary ’Instrument’ at Nitehawk Park Slope…