New Music Friday: Howardian addresses injustice, and depression, through psychedelic rock
It's a crazy world we live in. There's a lot of things that could make a person go insane: racism,…
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New Music Friday: Discover the Golden Suits’ ‘happier, freer’ new album
The solo project. It's an adventure that some musicians will never be brave enough to embark on. Fred Nicolaus is…
New Music Friday: Discover The Black Black, BK’s ‘garage party’ rock band
Sometimes the Brooklyn music scene is like its own small town scene in a big city. I don’t mean 'small…
New Music Friday: What do you get when you mix Interpol and RZA? Meet Banks and Steelz
When you think "Odd Couple," you might think of this (and the theme song will probably get stuck in your…
New Music Friday: Maxwell Drummey wrote an album living as a hermit in New Mexico
Maxwell Drummey was driving a stick shift on zero hours of sleep on his way up to Boston. He said…
New Music Friday: Why Cheena quit the downtown scene for Brooklyn
A funny thing happens in a place like New York City. I mean, I guess it happens everywhere, but it…
A band, a bus, some booze and the bargain bin: Going for a spin on the NYC Record Store Crawl
We did a round up a while back of some of the best record stores in Brooklyn, but believe it…
New Music Friday: Future Generations started as Brooklyn musical roommates
Friendship is rare. Do you hear what I’m saying to you? "Friendship is rare." Okay, so that’s a Tenacious D…
New Music Friday: Camille Harris, singer of silly, funny songs, gets serious on new EP
Camille Harris wears many hats. Most notably, two of her hats are that of a comedian and a musician. She…
New Music Friday: Heliotropes say down with love songs, up with WWII songs on new album
Inspiration can come from anywhere. For Jessica Numsuwankijkul, 33, of Bushwick's Heliotropes, it came in the form of the WWI…