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Philip Glass & Van Dyke Parks
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Big Sur’s Henry Miller Memorial Library heads east to mark the nine years its writerly namesake lived at 992 Driggs in Williamsburg—“The ideal street for a boy, a lover, a maniac, a drunkard”—with a counterintuitively terrific double bill of Philip Glass and Van... More >> |
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| Brooklyn | Experimental |
Liars
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Rock anarchists Liars' greatest asset is their distractibility. In the years since they jumped on music fans' radar by jumping on the Brooklyn post-punk bandwagon (or did they?), they've experimented with no wave, queasy-sounding art rock, post-Zappa discord and most recently (on last year's... More >> |
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| Brooklyn | Rock |
Angel Olsen+Magmana+Steve Gunn
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This Chicago-by-way-of-St.Louis folk singer lives up to the pairing in her name, both decidedly heavenly and remarkably plain. Simple as soil, Angel Olsen's songs are distinguished by her possessed, tortured, heavenly voiceat times a tool in her poetess repertoire, most often a force in... More >> |
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| Brooklyn | Rock |
Kevin Dozier
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One of the classiest singers on offer these days, Dozier has lifted his once appealingly diffident delivery into a stronger and punchier baritone. The excuse for this appearance is the release of his new Love’s Never Lost CD, on which the man shows good taste by muscularly crooning... More >> |
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| Flatiron | Cabaret |
Taylor Mac
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The joyously flamboyant Brechtian who starred in the Foundry's Good Person of Szechwan (returning to the Public this fall, fwiw) has been workshopping pieces of his forthcoming "24-Hour History of Popular Music," with tonight dedicated to the sounds of the 1780s. Toss your tricorner hat up in... More >> |
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| East Village | Cabaret |
Majical Cloudz+Gobby
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With a name like Majical Cloudz, you go in expecting horizon-leveling psychedelic hijinx, cocks on socks, general mayhem. Then you actually get a whiff of what Devon Welsh and Matthew Otto cook up in Montreal, and it's of a distinctly more intimate nature: high-impact atmospheric minimalism... More >> |
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| Brooklyn | Rock |
of Montreal+Wild Moccasins
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Once upon a time of Montreal was a psychedelic twee pop band with Beatles-inspired melodies. Over the years, however, frontman Kevin Barnes has repeatedly flipped the script both on the band’s soundfrom whimsical vaudeville to coquettish glam funkand his own... More >> |
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| Brooklyn | Rock |
Friend Roulette+EULA+Matty Fasano
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This Brooklyn six-piece make orchestral, sweeping compositions sound as simple as lullabies. Chamber pop riddled with baroque elements and unlikely rhythms, their sonics swing from ghostly croons straight into robotic bleeps. Throughout it allstrings, brass, two drummers and two... More >> |
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| Lower East Side | Rock |
Medeski, Mali, Mercurio, & Moore
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Medeski Martin & Wood's sci-fi keyboard traditionalist John Medeski, 7 Walkers' gris-gris growler Papa Mali, and Galactic's rhythm sectionRobert Mercurio (bass) and Stanton Moore (drums)are the M&Ms. The promising New Orleans-oriented supergroup is heralding its debut gigs with the... More >> |
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| Greenwich Village | Jazz |
Mariah Carey
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Is it that Mariah Carey's abnormally lucky, or that she's got a career mojo that just won't quit? Neither, I'd argue: Her career longevity is directly connected to her collaborative savvy, ability to nimbly surf pop trends, and the best cosmologists and stylists Daydream royalties can buy. Even... More >> |
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| West 70s | R&B |
B.A.L.L.+The Upper Crust+Lord Classic+New York Junk
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As surreal and potentially volatile a reunion as you'll stumble upon this year, B.A.L.L. was the troubled and troubling late '80s slop-rock assemblage of the Velvet Monkey's Don Fleming and Jay Spiegal, Shimmy Disc proprietor-bassist Kramer, and Bongwater drummer David Licht. Original Sonic... More >> |
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| Noho | Rock |
Robert Fripp and the Orchestra of Crafty Guitarists
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And you thought Amanda Palmer was ambitious. Guitarists versed in meditation and the Fripp's Guitar Craft technique will pay $1000 for the privilege of training with and performing alongside the King Crimson leader during a few East Coast gigs. The fee includes room, board, transportation, and... More >> |
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| East Village | Rock |
The Shins+Man Man
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“This song will change your life,” said Natalie Portman's Sam to Zach Braff's Andrew as she played “New Slang” for him in 2004's quintessential indie classic Garden State. A more accurate statement would've been that Sam and Andrew would change the Shins' lives, as a... More >> |
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| Williamsburg | Rock |
Laura Marling
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Laura Marling rose to fame in her teenage years, and after working with indie darlings Noah and the Whale, her debut solo full-length garnered a nomination for England's coveted Mercury Prize. Now, embarking on tour in support of her fourth, Marling is barely 23 but feels like a scion in the... More >> |
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| Park Slope | Singer-Songwriter |
Fleetwood Mac
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Sure, Fleetwood Mac recently reissued their 1977 mega-hit album Rumours in hundred-dollar deluxe configurations with T-shirts and posters and a couple droplets of the witch juju Stevie Nicks used to withstand the rise of punk. And sure, the Big Mac has served up over 100 million LPs in sales... More >> |
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| Allerton | Rock |
'The Scratcher Sessions'
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The Voice staff's home away from home features solid singer-songwriter acts every Sunday. Solo acts and duos only; seek thy massive klezmer dance parties elsewhere. More >> |
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| East Village | Rock, Folk |
The Gil Evans Project
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Ryan Truesdell's disc of previously unrecorded Gil Evans arrangements floored most of those who heard it and was recently named "Record of the Year" by the Jazz Journalists Association. A scholar whose approach to music has lots of heart, the young conductor breathes new life into classic Gil... More >> |
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| Murray Hill | Jazz |
Noah Preminger
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The young tenor titan gigged a lot before hitting the studio to cut the new Haymaker, and that preparation shows: There's an easy balance between Preminger's horn and guitarist Ben Monder's unusually fluid attack strategies, and it gives everything else extra poise and additional punch. On... More >> |
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| Murray Hill | Jazz |
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
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You know who Tom Petty is. What you might not know is that he made appearances on both The Simpsons and King of the Hill. Having penned and performed countless breakthrough singles, Petty could have called it quits a long time ago if it weren’t for his dedication to proving rock &... More >> |
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| West 70s | Rock |
Wayne Horvitz
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The wise keyboardist is also an inviting composerthe variety of groups he's led in the past three decades have all arrived with hip charts in front of them. This East Coast residency finds him grooming a throng of improvisers from his Seattle stomping ground, the Royal Room Collective... More >> |
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| East Village | Jazz |
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The Smoke Big Band
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The sensuous Smoke Jazz space is enlivened weekly by one of the best in-house acts in town: the Smoke Big Band, a reliable troupe with their own exuberant takes on Basie, Ellington, and more. Dine in with style. More >> |
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| West 100s | Jazz |
'Jazz Night'
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This weekly jazz jam at the newly expanded Spike Hill bar in Williamsburg is as raucous as anything else on its stretch of Bedford. But the rotating cast of players is solid, the veggie burger is hot, and really, doesn't that newest Beacon's Closet discovery deserve to be aired out somewhere classy? More >> |
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| Brooklyn | Jazz |
Chicha Libre
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In addition to being a popular alcoholic beverage, "chicha" also signifies the psychedelic style of cumbia fermented in Peru's Amazonian rainforests during the '70s. This terrific Brooklyn combo features One Ring Zero accordion wizard Josh Camp and members of Las Rubias del Norte. They open a... More >> |
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| Park Slope | Rock |
Miguel Zenón Quartet
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Various projects and various collabos fly by. But when the Puerto Rican McArthur Grant recipient blows the whistle and calls home his decade-old working band, it's an event. Zenón's alto agility is bad ass, period. The way his associatesLuis Perdomo, Henry Cole, and Hans... More >> |
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| West Village | Jazz |
'Beatles Brunch'
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| West 40s | Tribute, Rock |
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