A Place to Bury Strangers returns home to a frenetic pool of flesh. Happy times. Preview of upcoming EP included. Photos and Words by Carlos Detres
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A Disquieting Pre-Occupation: A One-Year Emo-Angst Journey to See Lightspeed Champion
A non-fiction piece about finding solace in someone's music while in the "throes of a self-destructive love affair." By Kiani Angus-Torres
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Pictures from the Northside Festival: Friday June 25, 2010
MEN featuring JD Samson of Le Tigre @ Knitting Factory, The Brought Low, bathroom of Death by Audio, Union Pool, Metropolitan Avenue, Bunny Rabbits. Photography by Carlos Detres
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Hawk and Dove, La Strada @ the Bell House + 1 Delorean! on 5/29/10
William Ruben Helms visually updates us on Hawk and Doves and La Strada's teamed-up bash at the Bell House on 5/29/10.
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Truth & Salvage Co. – Truth & Salvage Co. : Album Review
William Ruben Helms gives the Truth & Salvage Company's self-titled debut album a listen and proves there's much more to it than your typical, cliched Country music mash-up.
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Hank & Cupcakes Benefit Show For BRM @ Mercury Lounge
A great event for a great cause, which also happens to have the sexiest teaser video we've seen in a while. A special message from Hank & Cupcakes.
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Terminal 5 Comes Alive: Metric Concert Review
Electro-rock band, Metric, performs to a crowded Terminal 5 last Sunday night and brought NYC to it's knees. Bear in Heaven opens.
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An Interview with Josh Mease by William Ruben Helms
Describing his music as “dreamy/catchy/poppy,” the 28 year old Houston-born and Brooklyn-based singer/songwriter, Josh Mease first got into music as a child. “I wanted to play drums when I was 9 or 10 but my parents thought it would be better for their sanity if I tried guitar instead,” Mease says while reflecting on his [...]
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An Interview with Mike Bell of Lymbyc Systym by William Ruben Helms
Lymbyc Systym, consisting of brothers Mike and Jared Bell can trace their professional and musical history to some of their earliest musical memories. Like countless musicians of all stripes, Mike Bell recalls growing up in a Phoenix-area household where music was almost always playing on the stereo – and it would generally be Paul Simon, [...]
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