So last year I said I was sorry to Louis C.K. about an outburst that led to a heated argument with the curmudgeon comedian at a show in Brooklyn. It was this weird interaction with an artist that I generally respect that has left a bizarre impression on me, and apparently it left something with Louis [...]
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After listening to Warpaint’s first EP “Exquisite Corpse” to the point of obsession, I was fearful to see them perform last night at The Knitting Factory. Sometimes bands are a pale imitation of their recorded selves live, but Warpaint exceeded my expectation and more with their impeccably tight and transcendental set, which had a sold out [...] The Digital Shorts on Saturday Night Live are some of the best comedy the show has produced in the past ten years. This past Saturday, they finally got around to producing a short for the hilarious and catchy song, “Boombox” from their album Incredibad. The tune, which features Julian Casablancas singing about fingerless gloves and the [...] Last night, I finally got a chance to check out my new favorite psych rock outfit Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros. I have been listening to their hippie psych folk rock for months, thanks to Indie 103.1 and it was with baited breath I checked out their sold out show last night at the Music [...] Sonic Youth, just released their SIXTEENTH album “The Eternal” on Matador Records, and I can not get enough of it. It seems as though with each album they make, I fall deeper in love with them. They closed out ;the concert series at McCarren Park pool in Williamsburglast year and it was amazing to see a [...] The Tony Awards, which has been awarding excellence within Broadway and theater for 63 years now, took place last night and from reviews was one of the more successful recent productions of the program. Unfortunately, I missed the show because I was busy rocking out to Jane’s Addiction and NIN (more on that later) at [...] Don’t get me wrong, I will still be one of the first people in the theater to see this movie, but from the trailer isn’t doing this movie any favors. I love Larry David, but thats just it, I love Larry David. I am not sure how I will feel watching a whole two hours of [...] Last night, “Whatever Works”, Woody Allen’s cinematic return to New York City, opened the Tribeca Film Festival last night. From early reviews, one can assume that Larry David steps into the quintessential neurotic role that Allen is so well known for pitch perfectly. And while the event was star-studded, with most of the costars of [...] |
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