Rochester-based modern rock band Electric Horizons have officially released their high-spirited self-titled debut album. Supported by two stellar singles, this young, passionate band is set to make strides in the rock world. Work on this album spanned over two years, making Electric Horizons debut album a true labor of love. Each song was meticulously crafted […]
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Britian’s Jungle filled up the Barclays Center in Brooklyn on September 19 as part of their Sunshine World Tour. Josh Lloyd-Watson, Tom McFarland, and newer addition Lydia Kitto brought their infectious brand of 70’s coded, electronic, soulful funk to New York City, and the crowd brought it right back. The crowd in Brooklyn was a real […]
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It was another incredible year at New Jersey s beloved music festival, Sea.Hear.Now. Located down on the Asbury Park Boardwalk, it includes two full days of surf, sand and live-music, a perfect way to bring the summer season to a close. With over 35,000 fans gathered down on the shoreline to celebrate, it poses the question […]
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Sibling singer-songwriters Rufus and Martha Wainwright have announced their annual holiday extravaganza, Manhattan for the Holidays, coming to Town Hall in Manhattan on December 6. The concert will feature special guests Cyndi Lauper, Alice Phoebe Lou, Jenni Muldaur and more along with Wainwright family members Loudon Wainwright III and Lucy Wainwright Roche. Net proceeds for […]
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Once Upon a Time in Harlem, a yet-unreleased project of renowned filmmaker William Greaves, will open in theaters on Oct. 16. This film documents a 1972 party Greaves hosted that reunited many leading figures of the Harlem Renaissance. Greaves considered this one-of-a-kind experience to be the most important event he captured on film. Though Greaves […]
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New York bands Native Sun and Psymon Spine teamed up to create an explosive remix of “This Mess.” The release of this remix celebrates the one year anniversary of Native Sun’s debut album Concrete Language. Native Sun is made up of Colombian-born Danny Gomez (vox/guitar), Justin Barry (bass/vox), Jack Hiltabidle (guitar), and Argentine-born Nicolas Espinosa […]
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Sept. 19 marked the 100th anniversary of the opening of Port Chester s Capitol Theatre. In celebration of this major milestone, the venue hosted an anniversary concert, which was a varied and exciting evening of live music and community. The Capitol Theatre has been dubbed the original rock palace. This historic venue, listed in the National […]
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The Music Matters, a music blogger turned show promoter, has announced Halloween shows at two different New York City venues. Tiki bar Otto s Shrunken Head will host an event called Ottoween, and the Parkside Lounge will host Hell-O-Ween. Each event marks the beginning of an annual Halloween tradition. First, Ottoween at Otto s Shrunken Head will […]
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Will of the Water is aptly named. Water, like electricity, finds the path of least resistance; it moves, bends, and flows. There is a natural flow to this album, that carries its 11 songs forward. Perhaps born from the band s collective interpretations of the world around them, the album marks 25 years of creating music together […]
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The latest record from Asa Morris, Carcostic, was released on Sept. 18, marking yet another album release for the Capital Region-based artist. A highly prolific lo-fi artist, Morris expands their already impressive oeuvre with a record that quickly establishes a sound that predominantly leans toward grunge, mixing in dashes of eerie and ethereal textures throughout. […]
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