• Devon Welsh debuted new music & new band at Park Church Co-op (pics, video)

    Former Majical Cloudz singer Devon Welsh played his first show with a new four piece band, and many new songs, at Brooklyn's Park Church Co-Op.
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  • tours announced: Phoenix, Lucki, Mr. Twin Sister, more

    Plus: Khruangbin, A$AP Ferg, Sidney Gish, Fuck, and more tour news.
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  • Khruangbin share "Como Te Quiero" video, expand fall tour

    Before their fall tour, Khruangbin will be on the road with Leon Bridges.
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  • Maynard James Keenan responds to "despicable false" rape allegation

    ”As for my delayed but un-required response, I had my phone off. You should try it.”
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  • Converge releasing new EP tomorrow?

    Presumably a surprise release, details appear to have surfaced via a Japanese retailer.
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  • George R.R. Martin appearing at ThrillerFest in NYC; Hodor jammed w/ Megadeth (watch)

    Maybe George will give us an update on the new ’Game of Thrones' book that is just a little over deadline.
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  • A$AP Ferg shares two new songs; tour with IDK & Buddy starts soon

    IDK was also revealed as the 10th 2018 XXL Freshman.
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  • Colin Meloy to fan who ordered a Decemberists LP but mistakenly got a Christian Death LP: "DO NOT RETURN"

    In response to Amazon's mistake, The Decemberists frontman said ”That's actually a pretty classic record. DO NOT RETURN.”
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  • 13 covers of The Urinals (who are playing NYC) — Yo La Tengo, Minutemen, more

    The Urinals didn't release many records but their influence extends well past their discography. Listen to covers by Yo La Tengo, The Minutemen, Ceremony, The Meatmen, No Age, Metz, Gun Club, Women, Grass Widow, and more.
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  • BK Interiors: A Clean, Modern Crown Heights Abode

    BK Interiors: A Clean, Modern Crown Heights Abode
    PHOTOGRAPHY: Kenya BravoSUBJECT: Feifan WangNEIGHBORHOOD: Crown HeightsOCCUPATION: Entrepreneur & PhotographerLived in Residence: 1 yearNumber of Rooms: 2 bedrooms, 2 bathroomsRoommates: I live alone
    Feifan Wang wanted an apartment to fit his personal aesthetic: equal parts clean and modern, with some industrial accents thrown into the equation. Creating a space that felt uniquely his was something Feifan was not sure he could do with the help of a friend, but i
  • The Total Park Slope Immersion July 28

    Park Slope, land of gorgeous brownstones and leafy streets, is the kind of neighborhood that was made for one of Brooklyn Based and Brooklyn Brewery’s annual Immersions. On Saturday, July 28, we’ll be touring its excellent pubs, original boutiques and charming cafes on our first-ever Total Park Slope Immersion. A $15 ticket gets you exclusive access to free Summer Ales, special sales on clothing and one-of-a-kind goods, plus deals on lunch and sweets throughout the neighborhood
  • Las Culturistas at The Bell House

    I have heard a lot of good things about Las Culturistas, a weekly pop culture podcase hosted by Matta Rogers and Bowen Yang, but I haven’t had a change to give it  a listen yet, despite the fact that Esquire, The A.V. Club, and Time Out New York are all obsessed with it. This Friday night, The Bell House is presenting a fantastic opportunity to experience the essence of the show up close and in person. Starting at 8pm, fifty-odd comedians (including Josh Gondelman, Janelle James, and
  • Movies at Green-Wood and Cheese!

    Love cheese? Uh, yeah, who doesn’t? Get even more into it on Saturday at the Cheesemonger Invitational going down at the Brooklyn Expo Center from 3-9pm, where you’ll see 30+ of the country’s best cheese experts compete on technical skills, salesmanship, and knowledge in the hopes of being crowned best cheesemonger in the country.  Tickets aren’t exactly cheap at $80 a pop, but that gets you all-you-can-eat cheese, charcuterie, fondue, grilled cheese, beer, wine, and
  • Movie night at Green-Wood and the Cheesemonger Invitational in Greenpoint

    Love cheese? Uh, yeah, who doesn’t? Get even more into it on Saturday at the Cheesemonger Invitational going down at the Brooklyn Expo Center from 3-9pm, where you’ll see 30+ of the country’s best cheese experts compete on technical skills, salesmanship, and knowledge in the hopes of being crowned best cheesemonger in the country. Tickets aren’t exactly cheap at $80 a pop, but that gets you all-you-can-eat cheese, charcuterie, fondue, grilled cheese, beer, wine, and
  • Not just a concert: Brooklyn Sound debuts at Rough Trade

    For its first installment of Brooklyn Sound, a new music series from Brooklyn Brewery that blends beer, tech, games, and giveaways with their favorite new artists, they teamed up with their friends at Captured Tracks for a punk-heavy lineup featuring B Boys, Wax Chattels, and the more subdued, synth outfit, Gel Set at Rough Trade NYC. They’ll be recording the B Boys set during the show and pressing it on a 500 copy Rough Trade exclusive limited
  • Celebrating Canada

    Sunday is Canada’s 151st birthday, and it’s time to celebrate our uber friendly neighbors to the north in style (plus try to find someone up there who will let us move in with them if and when Trump finally topples our democracy once and for all. Hahahaha. Oh is that not a great thing to bring up in casual convo? Sorry, my bad. Anyway, The Well is throwing a super fun birthday party for Canucks and the people who love them with food, live music, and booze starting at noon. A free pan
  • Sunrise salutations

    With the Supreme Court upholding the travel ban and Justice Kennedy announcing his retirement, this past week has certainly not been ideal and I am feeling pretty stressed out, personally. Maybe I can start next week off on a different note by waking up a little earlier than usual on Monday and heading to Brooklyn Bridge Park for a sunrise Abhaya yoga class at 7:30am. The idea of greeting the morning while stretching and meditating at Pier 6 with the Manhattan skyline behind you sounds pret
  • Tuesday evening at the bowling alley

    Ah, the pre-game to July 4…which oh-so-woefully falls on a Wednesday this year. Whatever do you do? Why, go bowling, of course! Head to Williamsburg and swing by The Gutter. Not only is it a great place to take a much needed chill pill before a holiday and roll a couple of strikes, but also, you can test your Simpsons knowledge at their monthly 90’s trivia event. Trivia is free, but the bowling will cost ya.
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  • Simpson’s Trivia Night and a few strikes at The Gutter

    Ah, the pre-game to July 4…which oh-so-woefully falls on a Wednesday this year. Whatever do you do? Why, go bowling, of course! Head to Williamsburg and swing by The Gutter. Not only is it a great place to take a much needed chill pill before a holiday and roll a couple of strikes, but also, you can test your Simpsons knowledge at their monthly 90’s trivia event. Trivia is free and starts at 7pm, but the bowling will cost ya.
    More ideas for Your Ideal Week here ⇨
  • Where to catch the fireworks in Brooklyn this year

    Celebrating Independence Day in New York City this year? The East River is calling your name then. This year, the 25-minute firework show put on by Macy’s will be featured best at North Brooklyn hotspots like East River State Park, Transmitter Park, and the newly minted Domino Park. The fireworks start at around 9:25, but needless to say, get there crazy early to ensure a spot. (You could also spend an obscene amount of money for front-row seats on or beside Greenpoint’s Brooklyn Bar
  • A very firework-y July 4

    Celebrating Independence Day in New York City this year? The East River is calling your name then. This year, the 25-minute firework show put on by Macy’s will be featured best at the usual hotspots: East River State Park, Transmitter Park, and the newly minted Domino Park. The fireworks start at around 9:25, but needless to say, get there crazy early to ensure a spot.
    Coney Island is always a fun (albeit crowded) destination for festivities: catch the Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest
  • A site-specific performance to honor Emancipation Day

    If July 4 is about fireworks and BBQs and a day off of work to honor the very distant notion of freedom from British rule, July 5 is a more sober celebration of Emancipation Day. It honors the abolition of slavery in New York State on July 4, 1827, without conflating the experience of white American independence. Weeksville Heritage Center, once the second largest independent Black community in pre-Civil War America, and now a historical site and archive in Crown Heights, hosts a celeb
  • Summer Thursdays at MoMA

    Doesn’t dancing all your troubles away in the MoMA garden sound absolutely divine right about now? Every Thursday this summer, the museum will feature New York-based bands in their garden—a deliciously comprehensive lineup of everything from baroque pop to Afrofuturist Soul.  This Thursday, journey with Brooklyn-based band Habibi across their lush sounds, inspired by Middle Eastern and Motown sounds. The show starts a 6:30, and is included in the price of admission to the m

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