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The Moldy Peaches – Brooklyn Steel – August 10, 2023
The Moldy Peaches rose out of the downtown antifolk scene around the turn of the millennium, becoming a cult band thanks to their live performances and several recorded releases (including some on CDR). They broke into the mainstream when the chart-topping Juno soundtrack came out in 2007. And a year later, the Moldy Peaches were broken up. But you can’t keep a good band down, and after playing three dates in Europe this past spring, the reunited Moldy Peaches put on their first headlining U.S. show in two decades last night at a very welcoming Brooklyn Steel.
Before taking the stage, they put on the Moldy Peaches Talent Show with performances by band members doing two-song sets: Guitarist Toby Goodshank went first, followed by Bass Race (featuring bassist Steven Mertens), then Only Son (guitarist Jack Dishel) and the pop duo Candy Boys (with drummer Brent Cole).
After the talent show, Kimya Dawson’s aunt Patrice Jetter, a disability-rights activist, addressed the audience. Then the Moldy Peaches took the stage in costumes. They played straight through with no encore, Dawson joking that they’d played all 21 of their songs. But for the finale, she and Adam Green performed as a duo, like they first did when they began in the late ’90s.
(The Moldy Peaches play Brooklyn Steel again tonight.)
Photos courtesy of Edwina Hay | thisisnotaphotograph.com
“LPs” by Jeffrey Lewis & The Voltage (2019)
Incredibly thankful for the opportunity from Jeff Lewis to make a music video from his new album. There’s also some celebrity cameos in it!
From Jeffrey Lewis: “This video was filmed in NYC by Jak Kerley in February 2019, along with one other music video which will be coming soon! Ironically, of course, it happened to be the coldest, most freezing day of the entire winter when we had to film many of the outdoor scenes, like the Jeffrey/Mem/garbage-dumpster stuff. At least it was sunny. I really do have this feeling that CDs are about to come into style! In this song, my usual method is playing my usual acoustic guitar, and stomping on a distortion pedal at various times for that loud dynamic. This whole style was something that I learned from Mike Rechner, who I first became obsessed with 1998-1999. I had never seen somebody do that before, the acoustic guitar playing just a couple chords, with the distortion pedal brutally punctuating certain sections for maximum dramatic impact. It became a cornerstone of my idea of what a song is, and I use Mike’s style all the time, like in this LPs song. “So I started getting - (POW!) LPs, they only cost a little and these (POW!) - LPs, were all the ones I needed…”
Bleeding Heart by Regina Spektor from the Live on Soundstage album - Director: Joe Thomas
jackdishel @reginaspektor @cyndilauper & @amandapalmer side of stage at Cyndi’s Home For The Holidays show at Beacon Theater Saturday night ... Regina got to sing “Girls Just Wanna Have Fun” with Cyndi onstage! 🤯🤯🤯 Many amazing performers for a good cause - again🏆
Mia commented on Jack Dishel’s tweet about Darren:
jackdishel Here's #darrencriss whispering sweet Meat Loafs in my ear from the new :DRYVRS episode...
sunsetstrippa Sweet meat loafs are my fave
jackdishel@sunsetstrippa Look how hard it is for me to not fall under his Meat Spell 😱
sunsetstrippa @jackdishel I understand your pain
jackdishel@sunsetstrippa 😂👌
:DRYVRS Ep. 3 - "I Sing The Brother Electric" starring Darren Criss, Jeff Garlin & Jack Dishel
:DRYVRS Ep. 3 - "I Sing The Brother Electric" starring Jeff Garlin, Darren Criss & Jack Dishel