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This One Goes to Eleven: Weekly metal roundup

March 9, 2018 By Coleman Bentley

This One Goes to Eleven: Weekly metal roundup

Prepping for a show this week, so a little strapped for time/energy/sanity. Apologies in advance. Now let’s talk new music.

Filed Under: Arts & Culture, Beyond, Bushwick, Events, Greenpoint, Music, News, Uncategorized, Williamsburg Tagged With: Brooklyn Steel, Drudkh, Fliege, Inter Arma, Judas Priest, Metal, Napalm Death, Saint Vitus Bar, This One Goes To Eleven

Watch ‘DIY in NYC,’ a new documentary about NY’s often beleaguered music scene

March 9, 2018 By Robert Lanham

Watch ‘DIY in NYC,’ a new documentary about NY’s often beleaguered music scene

You’ll see some familiar bands, faces and places discussed including Shea Stadium, Todd P, City Councilman Rafael Espinal, Beach Fossils, Frankie Cosmos, Silent Barn. In other words, “DIY in NYC” is essential viewing: From Rolling Stone: The short film travels through venues that have recently shuttered, ones struggling to stay on their feet, and ones […]

Filed Under: Arts & Culture, Bushwick, Featured, Greenpoint, Hot, Music, News, Videos, Williamsburg Tagged With: beach fossils, City Councilman Rafael Espinal, DIY in NYC, Frankie Cosmos, nightlife ambassador, shea stadium, silent barn, todd p

We want an East River Pontoon bridge during the L Train shutdown

March 9, 2018 By Free Williamsburg

We want an East River Pontoon bridge during the L Train shutdown

Well here’s a novel idea. New Yorker Parker Shinn has started a Kickstarter to fund a pontoon bridge across the east river during the L Train shutdown. He estimates that costs could be completely covered by a $1 toll and notes that people (and military) have been using pontoons for over a 1000 years. Shinn […]

Filed Under: News, Williamsburg Tagged With: L Train shutdown, L-Ternative Bridge

Historic Dime Savings Bank of Williamsburgh getting a shiny glass tower shoved up its ass

March 7, 2018 By Free Williamsburg

Historic Dime Savings Bank of Williamsburgh getting a shiny glass tower shoved up its ass

I guess we should be happy they’re not tearing down this iconic, 110-year-old building. Small victories. Nevertheless, YIMBY reports that the Landmark Preservation Commission has approved plans to “fuse” a 248-foot tall tower, designed by Fogarty Finger, to the rear end of the historic bank: On Tuesday, the Landmark Preservation Commission accepted the proposed design, […]

Filed Under: Featured, Hot, News, Williamsburg Tagged With: Dime Savings Bank of Williamsburgh, Landmark Preservation Commission

Montana’s Trail House is now Hard Times Christmas Liquors At The Sunset Bar

March 3, 2018 By Free Williamsburg

Montana’s Trail House is now Hard Times Christmas Liquors At The Sunset Bar

And boy is that a mouthful. According to Bushwick Daily, the owners of Hard Times Christmas Liquors At The Sunset Bar are trying to make the menu and vibe more accessible (translation, more affordable) since they’d seen a dip in traffic in the evenings. They scrapped most of the old menu and are now serving […]

Filed Under: Bushwick, Featured, News, Restaurant & Bar News Tagged With: Hard Times Christmas Liquors At The Sunset Bar, Jefftown, Montana’s Trail House

This One Goes to Eleven: Weekly metal roundup

March 2, 2018 By Coleman Bentley

This One Goes to Eleven: Weekly metal roundup

We’re now two months into 2018, and, from a metal perspective at least, it’s been a good one, with almost as many records in the past eight weeks connecting with me as there did all of last year. Thankfully that theme continues today, thanks in large part to…

Filed Under: Arts & Culture, Beyond, Bushwick, Events, Greenpoint, Music, News, Williamsburg

Roberta’s and LIC Beer Project release a Pizzagate beer

February 28, 2018 By Robert Lanham

Roberta’s and LIC Beer Project release a Pizzagate beer

If you can remember way back to December of 2016 — God, how time crawls during the Trump era of horrors — Roberta’s began receiving death threats related to Pizzagate. Of course it was all utter nonsense created by a bunch of dim-witted, right-wing trolls. But to commemorate the insanity, they’ve teamed up with LIC Beer […]

Filed Under: Beyond, Bushwick, Events, Featured, News, Restaurant & Bar News Tagged With: LIC Beer Project, Pizzagate Pale Ale, robertas

Gothamist is coming back to an internet near you!

February 23, 2018 By Robert Lanham

Gothamist is coming back to an internet near you!

WNYC and two anonymous donors (hopefully not right-wing trolls this time) are making it happen. Ricketts announced the shuttering of local news organizations Gothamist and DNAInfo last fall, readers across the country mourned the loss of the beloved sites, and worried about the vulnerability of journalism in the digital age. Now, a consortium of public […]

Filed Under: Featured, News Tagged With: Gothamist

This One Goes To Eleven: Weekly metal roundup

February 20, 2018 By Coleman Bentley

This One Goes To Eleven: Weekly metal roundup

TRENDING hardcore, CRAZY shows, and…figure skating? Yep, it’s another weird week here in Brooklyn Metaland. Let’s get to it.

Filed Under: Arts & Culture, Beyond, Bushwick, Events, Music, News, Uncategorized, Williamsburg Tagged With: black metal, Dead Empires This One Goes To Eleven, Metal, Pig Destroyer, Saint Vitus Bar, Turnstile

This One Goes To Eleven: Weekly metal roundup

February 16, 2018 By Coleman Bentley

This One Goes To Eleven: Weekly metal roundup

Nothing pithy or illuminating to say this week, just more metal. Not that anyone’s complaining… WHAT TO HEAR: At the vanguard of this week’s releases are Harakiri For The Sky and their sweeping fourth full-length, Arson (Art of Propaganda). Widely regarded as one of the most redeemable post-black-metal acts in the infinite yawning maw of […]

Filed Under: Arts & Culture, Beyond, Bushwick, Events, Music, News, Uncategorized, Williamsburg Tagged With: black metal, Brooklyn Bazaar, Harakiri For The Sky, hardcore, Incendiary, Metal, Saint Vitus Bar, This One Goes To Eleven

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