Underground Brooklyn and Beyond
Summer’s hazy days are growing shorter as autumn approaches and while we’re all returning to the usual grind I like to use the shorter days and new routines to reflect a bit. This week’s all modern music, starting off kind of chilly and headed into a heavier second half. Hope your transitions are relatively painless.
Full playlist below -> Continue reading “#1932: Coming Back From A Cloud”
Remember when all of this wasn’t normal? I remember.
A bit of a King Gizzard review kicks off the show today to celebrate their new shredder of an album, then we take a vinyl ride through vintage fight songs and their modern counterparts. Enjoy, tell a pal and keep your chin up!
Full playlist below -> Continue reading “#1931: Planting Bad Seeds”
Spring’s getting a tenuous grip on NYC and today I have a tenuous grip on my playlist. Going all over the place with vintage ballads, raucous punk and new strange tracks from bands like Pinch Points, Durand Jones, Toyzanne and Tropical Fuck Storm. Get in on the party and hit up the show on Twitter: @FiendsFreelance
Full playlist and purchase links for the artists below=>
Continue reading “#1908: Love Comes In Funny Packages”
One late night in the back end of 2016 during a rowdy post-election string of concerts, I saw Winstons get a crowd all riled up in the back room of Greenpoint dance club The Good Room. Everyone was raw from bad weather and an inescapably rough couple months and the room was ready for something real, and goddamn if these two didn’t bring it.
Over the few years since, Winstons have toured a bit, released a fantastic single and recorded what will be their first full length album, self-titled, out 3/1 on Virginia roots-rock imprint WarHen Records.
