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Rise or Die Trying
Four Year Strong — Seaway — Like Pacific — Grayscale — Life Lessons
New England pop punk staples Four Year Strong celebrated the 10 year anniversary of their boisterous album Rise or Die Trying last month. The album was played to crowdsurfing fans for two nights at the Brooklyn Bazaar.
Take a bad boy home to see
Dan Croll — The Dig
British indie songwriter Dan Croll has at last brought us his new album, Emerging Adulthood via Communion Music. Released in earlier this year in July, this sophomore album is authentic and catchy in all the ways we can trust Croll to be.
I just wanna be blue sometime
Dia Frampton — Castro — Jesse Ruben
Songwriter Dia Frampton dazzled the intimate crowd with her folk pop tunes last Wednesday at the Studio at Webster Hall. Family band Castro and folk singer Jesse Ruben opened the night up.
Judge a babe who dance alone
Tove Lo — Tkay Maidza
Last month Tove Lo and Tkay Maidza graced NYC with a show at Irving Plaza for Gov Ball After Dark, just before kicking the festival weekend off. The intimate show was packed with fans and good vibes all night.
Our love is a kaleidoscope
Fenech-Soler — Knox Hamilton
UK-based indie pop duo Fenech-Soler graced the stage at NYC’s Bowery Ballroom a couple weeks ago, lighting up the venue with high energy and danceable tunes.
We Live Our Lives in the Textbook
Let’s Eat Grandma — Letters to Nepal
Let’s Eat Grandma is UK childhood friends Rosa Walton and Jenny Hollingworth. Together, they brought their enchanting, avant-garde indie pop to NYC’s Rough Trade.
I've never seen you get so low
Aquilo — Yoke Lore
UK based pop band Aquilo, aka Tom Higham and Ben Fletcher, graced the Bowery Ballroom for their first NYC headline show on Monday night with indie band YOKE LORE opening.
They're barking in the wrong key
AFI — Nothing — Souvenirs
AFI are nothing short of legendary, being a huge part of the alternative rock scene since their beginnings in the 90s. They played New York’s Terminal 5 with Philly rock band Nothing & California emo band Souvenirs.
I want a life, that's all I need lately
Cloud Nothings — LVL UP
Cloud Nothings and LVL UP played one hell of a show last week at NYC’s iconic Webster Hall. Celebrating their 5th LP release, Life Without Sound, Cloud Nothings have really become a staple in the indie rock community.
Stick My Head in an Oven
Miserable — Cruel Angels — CARE
Last Sunday, we caught Miserable, Kristina Esfandiari’s (Whirr, King Woman) shoegaze project at DIY venue Berlin. Opening for her was nü-wave project CARE as well as Cruel Angels, who describe themselves as “post-coital pop.”
Just cuz you can’t think straight
pronoun — JUDE. — Ben Talmi
Last Friday we joined fans at Brooklyn Bazaar for indie pop act pronoun, JUDE. and Ben Talmi. pronoun’s sound can be described as a sort of dazzling, soft, but richly authentic dream pop.
Riot Grill Fest
Le Butcherettes — Girlpool — Deap Vally — The Menstruators — Chastity Belt — Gaby Dunn
With the inauguration upon us like an orange, soggy cloud, we sit back and remember a festival held in LA at the end of last year by Nadia G at the Regent Theatre. The entire night consisted of good food and dope music all from kickass women.
You Disappear Always, It Doesn't Bother Me
La Luz — Feels — The Cairo Gang
Last month I was in LA for a quick trip, and while my time there was short, I knew I had to catch surf rock group La Luz at their show at the El Rey theatre. Grunge punk rock band Feels opened with an electric and energetic performance, and the Cairo Gang opened the night up with a smooth retro set.
Pandora Holiday 2016
The 1975 — Bastille — Bishop Briggs
Last week, Pandora held their annual holiday show at Pier 36, headlined this year by quite possibly one of the most popular bands of 2016, The 1975. Boisterous indie pop band Bastille joined the line-up, along with pop singer Bishop Briggs opening up the night.
GOODFest: GENEROSITY
Glass Animals — Preservation Hall Jazz Band — Madame Gandhi — Shilpa Ray
GOODFest is a livestream music festival presented by Pixel, the phone by Google. It is held in five different cities, each themed by a different good cause. Last week, we celebrated generosity with an intimate, stripped down set from Glass Animals. All proceeds from the night were donated to donorschoose.org.
...All Wrapped Up Down in Front of Me
STRFKR — Gigamesh — Psychic Twin
Night 2 of STRFKR in NYC was easily just as, if not more euphoric than night 1. Celebrating the release of their 5th studio album, Being No One, Going Nowhere, these indie rock veterans lit up Webster Hall with one of the best live sets we’ve seen in awhile.
All My Friends, All My Enemies...
STRFKR — Gigamesh — Psychic Twin
STRFKR brought their charismatic, experimental indie rock for two nights in NYC last week. The first show was at the Music Hall of Williamsburg, the smaller of the two venues that they were scheduled to play, which held many fans looking for a slightly more intimate show.