
Northside Festival Recap Part 2: Mccarren Park, St. Cecilia’s, and 285 Kent
The weekend was stuffed with almost too many awesome Northside shows to handle.

The weekend was stuffed with almost too many awesome Northside shows to handle.

Northside Festival is upon us, and that means one thing: a weekend packed with tons of great live music options.

“I’ve got some other debts that I really don’t care to pay, ever, even when I’m rich.”

Last night at Le Poisson Rouge, the buzz around post-dubstep bands got even thicker.

Fareed Sajan of Headless Horseman discusses eating ice cream in the winter, being a first-generation American, and whether or not Heems is a good manager.

The new track from James Pants is hard to classify but easy on on the ears.

Death + Taxes is proud to present Blood Orange, Headless Horseman, DADS (Quinn Walker of Suckers and Heems of Das Racist), Emil + Friends, and Das Racist (DJ set) February 18 at Pianos.

When iconoclastic comedy duo Tim and Eric blew into town last Saturday on the New York leg of their tour, they redefined what “holiday cheer” typically brings to mind.

If you don’t have to travel early the next day for Thanksgiving (and maybe even if you do), make sure you check out the last night of Hooray For Earth’s residency tonight.

Headless Horseman makes gorgeously saturated electronic music with beat-oriented sensibilities.

Avey Tare discusses ghouls, ghosts, and his debut solo album, Down There.

Best buddies Hooray For Earth and Twin Shadow share the love with listeners.

Bieber: “I just wanted to do this, just to prove that, you know, I got skills on the rap game.”

McDonald’s asserts that their food can grow mold, which is perhaps the strangest PR move of all time.

Avey Tare’s new video for “Lucky 1″ mirrors the song: It’s repetitive, but frequently beautiful.

Portland-based Tu Fawning sprinkles tribal mysticism over siren songs to great effect.

The no-longer-anonymous Mike Sniper, who goes by Blank Dogs, seems pretty crafty. Despite its exotic name, his new track, “Northern Islands,” falls somewhere in the midwest, right between California and New York.

For each stop at a school, he builds a school. Novel, right?

Pop punk goes through some growing pains.

Lady Gaga has created an incredible movement against DADT for the Servicemembers Legal Defense Network