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Sacred Bones Records making quite the stir in the little town of Twin Peaks

June 26, 2017 By Nicole Napolitano

Sacred Bones Records making quite the stir in the little town of Twin Peaks

Local Brooklyn staple Sacred Bones Records has been basking in the glow of Showtime’s storied revival of 90’s cult classic Twin Peaks. While it’s been a few weeks since the last appearance of a track off Sacred Bones, we can’t help but wonder if we’ll hear any more from our hometown heroes in the 9 […]

Filed Under: Beyond, Music Tagged With: Alex Zhang Hungtai, David Lynch, Dean Hurley, Riley Lynch, Sacred Bones, Sacred Bones Records, Showtime, Trouble, Twin Peaks, Uniform

Top 5 shows of the weekend

May 18, 2017 By Chris Quartly

Top 5 shows of the weekend

Still processing the news that Chris Cornell died today, Soundgarden have always been a huge favourite. I’ll be in Lisbon this weekend on a much needed break but I’m still trying not to be disappointed at missing some of these. Anyway, I’ll console myself with seafood and wine and you enjoy yourselves with bass, guitars, […]

Filed Under: Events, Music Tagged With: Blanck Mass, bowery ballroom, Cat Power, deerhunter, Holy Fuck, Jenny Hval, Jim Jarmushc, marissa nadler, Moon Duo, Odonis Odonis, Psychic Ills, Rose McDowall, Sacred Bones, the men, ty segall, Uniform, Warsaw, Webster Hall, zola jesus

Northside Festival announces first wave of 2017 artists and speakers

March 23, 2017 By Free Williamsburg

Northside Festival announces first wave of 2017 artists and speakers

SPONSORED POST   It’s our favorite time of the year! Northside Festival has just announced its first wave of 2017 artists and speakers— it’s safe to say they have outdone themselves yet again. Northside Music, which runs from June 8-11, will feature headlining shows from Dirty Projectors, Miguel, Thursday, and Kamasi Washington.

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: 33 1/3, abba, dirty projectors, Downtown Boys, droga5, elysia crampton, fader, girlpool, happyness, hbo, Julia Holter, kamasi washington, lower dens, miguel, mirah, National Sawdust, new york times, northside, Northside Festival, pitchfork, pup, Ricky Eat Acid, Sacred Bones, Sasheer Zamata, snl, The Pains of Being Pure at Heart, thursday, Vagabon, vice, william basinski

2015 Northside Music Festival guide

June 9, 2015 By Chris Quartly

While Memorial Day marks the unofficial start of summer, there’s something about the Northside Festival that really feels like the season is truly kicking off. With hundreds of bands and a few dozen venues to consider on the music side of things, it can be overwhelming, so we’d like to offer some sincere recommendations; who […]

Filed Under: Bushwick, Events, Greenpoint, Mccarren Park, Music, News, Williamsburg Tagged With: 50 Kent, ad hoc, against me, Blanck Mass, Built to Spill, Girl Band, GODMODE, lower dens, Luna, muchmores, Music Hall of Williamsburg, Northside Festival, Palisades, run the jewels, Sacred Bones, TEEN, The Holydrug Couple, viet cong, zola jesus

Live review: Follakzoid played Rough Trade

May 26, 2015 By Chris Quartly

Chilean psych heavyweights Föllakzoid played my favourite show of the year at Rough Trade on Saturday night, and I will be amazed if anyone beats it. There is no better scene than Santiago right now, and the band pulled off a masterclass of cosmic proportions.

Filed Under: Music, Williamsburg Tagged With: Chile, Föllakzoid, Rough Trade, Sacred Bones, Squrl

Live review: Moon Duo played Rough Trade

March 11, 2015 By Chris Quartly

Moon Duo, or perhaps rather, Moon Trio as a live act these days, gave a space-rock masterclass at at jam-packed Rough Trade on Monday night, celebrating the release of new album Shadow of the Sun, which is out now on Sacred Bones.

Filed Under: Music, Williamsburg Tagged With: ADVAETA, Laced, Moon Duo, Rough Trade, Sacred Bones

FREEwilliamsburg reviews CMJ 2014

October 29, 2014 By Peter Rittweger

Another year has mostly gone by and another CMJ Music Marathon is in the can. We had four of our esteemed bloggers on the ground for this year’s festivites: Chris Quartly, Coleman Bentley, Carly McAlpine and yours truly. We drank many dranks, ate free pizza, stumbled drunkenly across bridges, fought the urge to get free […]

Filed Under: Bushwick, Events, Greenpoint, Music, Williamsburg Tagged With: Baby's All Right, Beverly, cmj, CMJ 2014, CMJ Music Marathon, Inter Arma, Lee Bains III and the Glory Fires, Meatbodies, Moon Duo, paws, Sacred Bones, Slowdive, So Hideous, zola jesus



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