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The Music Hall of Williamsburg was a full-on Swede love fest last night as Stockholm-based fivesome Shout Out Louds descended on the sold out Brooklyn crowd, with Nordic brethren Little Children as openers. Little Children did their best to woo the crowd in advance of the main act, bringing an array of influences [READ ON]
Say hello to Shout Out Louds. This may not be your first time coming across them, as the Swedish indie rock quintet has been around since 2001, but they’ve been making some changes. The band just released Optica, their fourth full-length album, on February 26. Unlike their previous albums, which were produced by indie rock personages Phil Ek (who has produced albums for Band Of Horses, Fleet Foxes and The Shins) [READ ON]
Amazingly enough, 2011 has already come and gone, but with it came a slew of glorious, captivating records. From the return of veterans Bright Eyes, Wilco, and Death Cab for Cutie, to sophomore explosions [READ ON]
After reviewing and debating this year’s roster of awesome releases, we’re finally ready to share our absolute favorite songs of 2011. From Grammy nominees to relatively unknowns, this was a year that brought forth amazing tracks in everything from folk and blues to lo-fi and hip hop. While this collection of 50 songs isn’t an exhaustive list of everything we loved in 2011, it represents the music that we found truly striking — the music that will stick with us for years to come. Have fun with the
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It’s time to put on your beanie, skinny jeans, and hoodie and go see some amazing live music here in NYC. With Fleet Foxes, Girls, Beirut, Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr. and [READ ON]
As we get ourselves ready for the end of summer and the bone-crushing cold that comes with the change of season, it’s time to focus important things like family, friends, and getting heavily intoxicated while listening to one spectacular band after [READ ON]
An entire year seemed like too long of a wait to share our favorite songs. For that reason, we’ve compiled a list of the best of 2011 thus far according to me, Lauren, Hannah, Kim, and Ben. For your listening pleasure, we’ve made [READ ON]
As 2011 continues to fly by, we thought it would be helpful to release our list of the best that this year has had to offer in terms of new music. Thus far, it’s been a year of breathtaking full-length debuts (see: James Blake, GIVERS, Hooray For Earth) and albums [READ ON]
It’s officially summer!!! That means it’s time to start going to more concerts in the great outdoors. Sure, the heat of New York City in the summer is absolutely terrible. Don’t let that [READ ON]
Now that I’ve had some time to reflect on my days in Barcelona for Primavera Sound 2011, I’m going to do my absolute best to sum up the experience with [READ ON]
Brooklyn-based indie pop outfit Small Black returned this week with their sophomore effort Limits of Desire, and while it blends more into the background than[READ ON]
What could be better than a festival of New York City's best food, drink, and music? The answer is nothing. The Great Googa Mooga festival, brought to you by the same folks that put on Bonnaroo[READ ON]
Celebrities cameo in music videos all the time. Whether it’s a way for them to launch an image makeover (Megan Fox hoping to be a serious actress in “Love the Way[READ ON]
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