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NYC Artists on the Rise: Soapbox Arny, Live at Santos 07.11

In just about one year Soapbox Army has managed to make quite a few ears pay attention. The NYC band plays rather reflective alt rock with a mellow, existential attitude. Their self titled debut album showcases Dan Tucker's crisp vocal tone and his talent for unconventional pop melodies. A tight band of 7 (Dan's guitar included) backs the vocalist with multifaceted arrangements including keyboards, electronic effects and a cello. The band will play Santos Party house on July 11, and you may want to be there.

Published on Thu, 9 Jul 2009 09:58:41 0 Comments | Post a Comment

Spanish Prisoners take over Cameo Gallery in July

The Brooklyn based group Spanish Prisoners have had a lot on their plate lately. After a quintessential debut “Songs to Forget, Exit Stencil”, the group have been gigging and interviewing compulsively for the last year generating quite a buzz for themselves. Led by vocalist Leo Maymind, Spanish Prisoners blend bubbily psych pop with dark telltale vocals and daydream guitar textures.
Some of their tunes are quite haunting, some are more poppy then some are melodic with a hint of a country influence. Recently the band has played shows with the likes of Daniel Johnston, John Vanderslice and Foals. Shortly after their debut Spanish Prisoners expanded with keyboardist Amberly Hungerford, who also shares in the vocals and gives their music even more diversity. They have recently released the “Los Angeles Guitar Dream” EP to a mass of good press. This hype has led to the band being invited to do a monthly residency at Cameo Gallery in Williamsburg. During the month of July Spanish Prisoners will perform on the 12th, 19th and the 26th alongside a score of other talented and diverse local bands. This event is being presented by the Music Slut and Deli Magazine (yes, that's us!). In the meantime the “Los Angeles Guitar Dream” EP is available completely for free at their website an on their Myspace page. - Lindsey Lawless

Published on Wed, 1 Jul 2009 11:56:58 1 Comments | Post a Comment

Adam Green and Chairlift play a Benefit for Jon Wiley, July 9

On March 5, 2009, professional guitarist, bassist, and keyboardist, Jon Wiley awoke without feeling or mobility in his arms and legs. He was subsequently diagnosed with multiple sclerosis and incurred more than $30,000 worth of medical bills for his week-long hospital stay. After a lengthy recovery process, Jon has regained most feeling in his limbs and has gone on in recent months to record and perform with Lightspeed Champion, Adam Green, and his solo project, SpaceCamp. However, he is still without the means to afford his own healthcare. A circle of Brooklyn-based friends have joined together to throw a benefit for him. We Are the Wiley: A Benefit Concert for Jon Wiley will feature Adam Green, Lightspeed Champion, DJ Johnny Tropical, and Chairlift at The Shank—an art space and concert venue in Williamsburg, Brooklyn—on Thursday, July 9, 2009 at 8PM. This is a concrete opportunity to help a man who, like so many artists and musicians in the United States, lack affordable healthcare. Tickets $15 - all proceeds go to Wiley's medical bills.

Published on Mon, 22 Jun 2009 13:29:47 0 Comments | Post a Comment

JezebelMusic.com Features The Drums at Pub. Assembly, 07.09

The Drums are JezebelMusic.com’s July Feature Artist. With support from Living Days, Zambri, and Kordan, The Drums headline the July FEATURE SHOW at Public Assembly tomorrow, Thursday, July 9.

Best friends since childhood (minus a brief hiatus after spending all their time together on tour and getting sick of each other), Jonathan Pierce and Jacob Graham are a remarkable music making team. With their band, The Drums, they write songs inspired by the straightforward, unforgettable melodies and lyrics of 50s, 60s, and 80’s pop. “I think what it really boils down to is that we think that really simple melodies are the best melodies,” says Graham. Pierce adds that they “have no problem writing a song where everyone can relate to it and enjoy it. And when you have a perfect lyric and a perfect melody together, when that happens, it’s the most magical thing.”

Performing live, The Drums roll up their sleeves and harness that magic through uplifting melodies and danceable beats. It’s a party on a stage, and the band works hard to make sure the audience joins in on the fun.

For show details, click HERE. And click HERE to read more about The Drums. – Dan D’Ippolito

Published on Wed, 8 Jul 2009 13:22:11 0 Comments | Post a Comment

Weekly Special 165b: Glint - Live at Santos 07.14

In the past few years, New York City's music scene has been stirred up by the musical output of Glint. So far, numerous terms have been used to describe their kind of music, but this band successfully resists any narrow-minded categorization of their sound. "Psych-Rock", 'Pop" and "Electronic" are genres frequently assigned to them, often mixed with terms like "Space" and "Cosmic", which reveal the intense dimension of their tunes. "Sound in Silence", their second album that was released in 2008, evoked very positive responses, not only from their fans, but also from music critics in general. Currently they are working on a new album which is eagerly awaited by their supporters and which will be released soon. Their musical impact is not restricted, however, to American stages. Glint - which are Jase Blankfort, Mateus Tebaldi, Alon Leventon and Dave Johnsen - will be touring Europe, starting with rocking London on July 22. - read Susi Muhr interview with the band here.

Published on Wed, 8 Jul 2009 11:56:01 0 Comments | Post a Comment

Weekly Special 165a: Suckers - July Pianos Residency!

Brooklyn based four piece Suckers have been building momentum for a couple of years now. In the spirit of bands such as Animal Collective, The Walkmen and Fleet Foxes, The Suckers blend mellow jam sessions with lush guitar climaxes that echo and expand the barriers of my psychedelic comfort zone. The group signed to IAMSOUND Records earlier this year and in April released their debut self-titled EP which was produced by Yeasayer’s Anand Wilder and Chris Moore (TV on The Radio, Yeah Yeah Yeahs). The bands credibility was made even more fierce last year when member Quinn Walker released a double solo album on CocoRosie’s Voodoo-Eros label to rave reviews. Just this past June The Suckers made Rolling Stones’ ‘Hot List’ alongside MGMT and Sonic Youth. The Suckers whimsical wall of sound is great music to chill out to and the group has earned themselves a Thursday night residency at the LES hotspot Pianos for the month of July beginning on the 9th. The lineup for the first night also features Gates of Heaven, Hears of Darkness and Etta Place and will be hosted by Toilet Cobra. - Lindsey Lawless. Read Cameron Hull's interview with the band here.

Published on Wed, 8 Jul 2009 08:25:40 0 Comments | Post a Comment

Himalaya plays Glasslands on July 21

Formed in Brooklyn in 2007, and founded by former members of Philadelphia's Asteroid #4 and psych-pop ensemble Three Four Tens, Himalaya is making its hallucinogenic mark on NYC with its signature sound, and a self-titled debut that packs a psychedelic punch. Employing deep drones, ghostly melodies, and spacey, noisy waves of guitar, Himalaya calls to mind their influences - from Spiritualized and Spaceman 3, to the Jesus and Mary Chain and Pink Floyd. Himalaya's self-titled debut is a collection of nine songs that embody the band's distinct voice, unrelenting style, and sonic spaciousness.

Published on Tue, 7 Jul 2009 19:47:24 1 Comments | Post a Comment

Best of NYC #27: Francis and The Lights, Live at Joe's Pub on 07.11

Whether it’s writing calculatingly smooth softrock jams that land on the Kanye-West-Blog, or holding court over sold-out audiences at the Bowery Ballroom with his signature charismatic falsetto, dancemaster-in-command Francis Farewell Starlight (of Francis and the Lights) runs a tight ship that would make James Brown cry angeldust-tinged tears of joy. Given Francis’ general proclivity (or addiction, depending on who you consult) for precision, it should be no surprise that he maintains an equally firm grip on his offstage persona. While any attempts to mine personal information should be filed under NYC’s Most Effective Methods of Wasting Time, 2009, there remains one element that is completely transparent: his day-to-day expenses. Upon visiting www.francisandthelights.com, one can view detailed captain’s log of every expense paid by this otherwise clandestine performer. And just in case you were wondering, the tuna melt at the Chicago O’hare Airport on his way back from SXSW somehow managed to set him back $27. Be on the lookout for a new EP in the near future, but in the meantime you may have to settle for a light re-reading of Francis’ cash-flow statement. - Charles Davis - Full list of Best of Emerging NYC artists 2008 here.

Published on Tue, 7 Jul 2009 19:51:48 0 Comments | Post a Comment

Silk Flowers - an electronic lo fi Lynchean dream

Silk Flowers have only been around for about a year but they’ve already gathered a lot of attention in the press and the blogs. The band, encompassing one half of Car Clutch (Swan) and former members of Soiled Mattress and the Springs (Cohen, Schuette), creates a sound that bears little resemblance to the musicians’ past efforts. Their extremely lo key (and lo fi) approach to electronics descends directly from the tradition of bands like Suicide, although their mostly instrumental tunes, rather than Alan Vega's terryfing nightmares, sound more like slowly evolving, slowly deforming Lynchean dreams (let's call them "almost nightmares"...). The sparse appearences of Aviram Cohen’s baritone voice manage to amplify the horror to dangerous levels, and deserve alone a "Rated R".

Published on Tue, 7 Jul 2009 09:50:36 0 Comments | Post a Comment

New to the scene: Keygrip CD release party, July 30

Keygrip blends melodic Brit-pop with hints of 80’s influence and modern lush indie-rock and release their debut EP vis-�-vis on July 28, 2009 on RRMC Recordings. They’ll be celebrating the album with a CD RELEASE PARTY on Thurs, July 30th at DON HILL’s in NYC at 9:00pm.

Published on Tue, 7 Jul 2009 09:20:24 0 Comments | Post a Comment

NYC Artists on the rise: Werewolves, July 23 Death by Audio

Werewolves, who are currently touring the country with Soft Black, wrote and recorded two new songs in four hours while enjoying a day off on an avocado grove in Santa Barbara, California. You can check out those songs and several new tunes from their upcoming LP 'DANCE RAINCOAT GLASS' here. Catch Werewolves, Soft Black, Eyes, and Shilpa Ray & Her Happy Hookers at Death By Audio (S. 2nd & Kent) Thursday July 23rd! - (as posted in The Deli's Open Blog - post your band's entries, videos, and Mp3s here).

Published on Mon, 6 Jul 2009 10:02:29 0 Comments | Post a Comment

NYC Artists on the rise: Gladshot

You know that feeling when you’re stuck on a hike with nothing but a bottle of warm water and your skin is sticky from sweat, yet dry from the dirt being kicked up from the trail? This is how listening to Gladshot makes me feel. A bit uncomfortable and just waiting for it to end so I can breathe at the top of the hill (or the end of their album) and eat a sandwich. Gladshot is a bit too country for my taste, but despite their melodies which are at times formulaic, Gladshot surprises you with vocalists Debbie Andrews sweet voice reminding everyone that hikes can be fun.

Published on Mon, 6 Jul 2009 14:28:32 0 Comments | Post a Comment

Best of NYC #29: Chewing Pics

Chewing Pics features former America’s Next Top Model competitor Naima Mora as frontwoman. On the show she stood out as a bit different from some of the other models, and her band is a testament to that. Chewing Pics combines elements of punk and delay-soaked post-rock with the manic vocals of bands like Mika Miko and Erase Errata. On the band’s Tarantula EP the songs “Neves Orez” and “The Matter of Glass” tear through the speakers with rapid fire urgency and ferocity while Mora belts out aggressive vocal jabs, and “Cursed String” displays a penchant for melody and dissonant, experimental musicianship. There’s also what appears to be a new song on the band’s myspace, “Capitulo Del Mago,” that demonstrate’s Mora’s soaring vocal range, and builds with ominous polyrhythmic drumming and guitar texture. If this EP is a sing of things to come, Chewing Pics are headed in the right direction. - Full list of Best emerging NYC artists of 2008 here.

Published on Mon, 6 Jul 2009 09:15:35 0 Comments | Post a Comment

Deli interview with Buke & Gass about their instruments

After each Buke and Gass show, it is quite common to see a line of guys (mostly guitarists and engineers) queueing in front of Aron Sanchez to ask him one simple question: "How the heck do you get that crazy tone?" When they approach him on the stage, they normally realize two things: 1. He doesn't play a normal guitar, but what he calls a "Gass" 2. That kick drum he also plays while strumming the Gass not only has a tambourine attached to the outer skin but there's also a... snare inside it!

What prompted the invention of the Gass? I wanted to make more sound with one instrument. For a long time I'd been thinking of making an instrument that would replicate how Aston Barrett sounded on the Bob Marley records, he would double his bass lines with muted guitar. I never got around to making that instrument, but the last band I was in, Proton Proton, I was the only string player for awhile, so I began to develop the Gass, which has become a lot more versatile than my original idea. - Read Paolo De Gregorio's full interview with Aron Sanchez here.

Published on Thu, 2 Jul 2009 12:10:48 0 Comments | Post a Comment

Harlem Shakes sell out Bowery, present new (non) video

Check out this new (non) video by Harlem Shakes, they sold out the Bowery last night. Here's a (very) old Deli interview with the band.

Published on Thu, 2 Jul 2009 11:13:58 0 Comments | Post a Comment
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JULY
07.09Bushwick Music Studios
9pm The Accidents
07.09Otto's Shrunken Head
11pm Maninblack
07.09Pete's Candy Store
11pm Tim Garrigan
07.09Public Assembly (front)
9pm Living Days
9pm Zambri
10pm The Drums
11pm Kordan
07.09Santos Party House
11pm Drop The Lime
11pm Designer Drugs
11pm Maluca
07.09The Bell House
8pm World Without Magic
9pm Bon Savants
10pm Mia Riddle
07.09Tonic Lounge
9pm Audiocrip
07.10Bruar Falls
8pm Binary Marketing Show
07.10Crash Mansion
11pm Flying Machines
07.10Olive's
10pm Weird Old America
07.10Pianos
10pm Mother Of Three
07.10Red Star
9pm Lemming Malloy
9pm Holler Wild Rose
10pm The Loom
11pm Pow Wow
11pm Dj Tom (radio America)
07.11Arlene's Grocery
11pm Drive Texas
07.11Bar 4
8pm Senors Of Marseille
9pm Pet Ghost Project
10pm Dinosaur Feathers
07.11Gizzi's Coffee Shop
7pm Marc Barnhill
07.11Gramercy Theater
8pm Pearl And The Beard
07.11Le Poisson Rouge
8pm Jigsaw Soul
07.11Rock Star Bar
8pm The Dirty Shames
11pm The Dirty Shames
07.11Santos Party House
8pm Soapbox Army
07.11Spike Hill
10pm The Tryptics
11pm Governours
07.11The Yolk
9pm Blue Jay
10pm Here
11pm Daniel Striped Tiger
07.11Uncle Mike\'s
9pm Binky Bianca
07.12Bohemian Hall & Beer Garden
2pm Boyan Hristovbluestrio
07.12Burlington Waterfront Stage
6pm G.potter & Notcurnals
6pm The Jen Hartswick Band
6pm Pine Island
07.12Goodbye Blue Monday
10pm The Fools
07.12Rockwood Music Hall
3pm Randy Lord
07.14Glasslands Gallery
9pm Boy Crisis
9pm Apache Beat
9pm Naked Hearts
9pm Class Actress
9pm French Horn Rebellion
9pm Boy Crisis
07.14Pianos
10pm Hymns
07.14Santos Party House
8pm The London Souls
8pm Locksley
8pm Glint
8pm The Drums
07.14The Studio (Webster)
9pm Wiz Khalifa
9pm Dabbs And Dee
9pm Green Street
07.15Bar Matchless
10pm Wesley Jeremiah
07.15Crash Mansion
8pm Soldier On Dear Friend
9pm Freshkills
10pm Tres Bien
11pm Bm Linx
07.15Delancey
10pm Flying Machines
07.15Don Pedro's
8pm 'tine-'tine
07.15Lakeside Lounge
8pm Swimclub
07.15Lit Lounge
10pm The Gentlemen's Bet
07.15Pianos
8pm Apollo Run
07.15Santos Party House
7pm 2 Am Club
7pm Your Vegas
07.15Sidewalk Cafe
10pm The Fools
07.16Crash Mansion
8pm Strangers Family Band
8pm Telltale
8pm Whooping Crane
8pm Pet Ghost Project
07.16Death By Audio
9pm Not Blood, Paint
07.16Goodbye Blue Monday
11pm 'tine-'tine
07.16R Bar
7pm Nick Kerilo
07.16Rebel
9pm The Telephones
07.17Cameo
8pm Savoir Adore
8pm Acrylics
8pm Love Like Deloreans
8pm French Horn Rebellion
07.17Freddy's Back Room
9pm Jeanne Marie Boes
07.17Gizzi's Coffee Shop
7pm Daniel Munkus
07.18Ace of Clubs
11pm Ruby Bullet
07.18The Bell House
5pm Soul Reapin' 3
6pm The Designer Drugs
7pm Pulp 45
8pm Wanda Jackson 5
9pm The Arkhams
10pm Psychocharger
10pm Memphis Morticians
11pm Deadbolt
07.18The Studio (Webster)
9pm Echosuite
10pm Saturday Astrology
11pm Emperor City Motorcade
07.19Banjo Jims
7pm Amy Allison
07.20Rockwood Music Hall
8pm The Mcmickle Brothers
07.21Arlene's Grocery
8pm Flying Machines
07.21Glasslands Gallery
9pm Revival Times
9pm Himalaya
9pm Sunshine Recorder
07.21Pianos
10pm Hymns
07.21Pianos (upstairs lounge)
8pm The Click Clack Boom
07.22Santos Party House
10pm Plastician
10pm Nebulla
07.23169 Bar
8pm Psychedelicdiscoangels
07.23Rebel
8pm Haakon's Fault
07.23The Annex
10pm The Voxys
07.23Trash Bar
10pm Finding Fiction
07.24Bushwick Music Studios
9pm Mike Bruno
10pm Baby Brother
10pm U Say Usa
11pm Governours
07.24Mercury Lounge
10pm Midnight Spin
10pm Midnight Spin
11pm Kittens Ablaze
11pm Kittens Ablaze
07.24Pianos
9pm Sons Of Sons
07.25Otto's Shrunken Head
7pm Resistor
07.25Santos Party House
7pm Citizens Of Contrary K
8pm Feff
9pm Exemption
10pm Hybrid Dawn
07.25kenny's castaways
8pm Wesley Jeremiah
07.27Annex
9pm Flying Machines
07.28Mercury Lounge
10pm Xylos
07.28Monkey Town
8pm Ultraviolet Astronomy
07.28The Underground Lounge
7pm Daniel Munkus
07.29Crash Mansion
11pm Electric Chariot
07.29Rockwood Music Hall
5pm Brett Saxon
07.30Drom
7pm Rachael Sage
07.30Public Assembly (front)
9pm Sons Of Sons
07.31Crash Mansion
8pm Man On Earth
07.31Zebulon
11pm Cavalier Rose
AUGUST
08.01Spike Hill
10pm Chopshop
08.04Mercury Lounge
9pm Tyburn Saints
08.04VoxPop
8pm Marc Barnhill And Band
08.08Gizzi's Coffee Shop
7pm Daniel Munkus
08.08Living Room
10pm Joe Thompson
08.08Zebulon
10pm Cavalier Rose
08.09Joe's Pub
7pm Reverend John Delore
08.12Fontana's
8pm Psychedelicdiscoangels
08.14Pianos
9pm Wild Yaks
9pm Grandchildren
9pm Senors Of Marseille
9pm Pow Wow!
08.15Fontana's
8pm Resistor
08.17Union Pool
8pm Tree Roots
08.18Pianos
9pm How I Became The Bomb
08.19Union Hall
9pm How I Became The Bomb
08.19Union Pool
8pm The Armchairs
9pm The Extraordinaires
9pm Tavo Carbone
08.20Trash Bar
8pm Heavy Birds
08.21Living Room
8pm Dan Bryk
08.27Bitter End
9pm Zack Borer
08.28Bitter End
7pm Eagle & Prey
08.28Otto's Shrunken Head
11pm The Voxys
SEPTEMBER
09.01VoxPop
8pm Marc Barnhill And Band
09.04Otto's Shrunken Head
11pm Maninblack
09.21Living Room
8pm Noam Weinstein
OCTOBER
10.06VoxPop
8pm Marc Barnhill And Band
NOVEMBER
11.03VoxPop
8pm Marc Barnhill And Band
DECEMBER
12.01VoxPop
8pm Marc Barnhill And Band
12.07Zebulon
10pm Glass Ghost
12.29Public Assembly (front)
10pm Salt And Samovar