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The White-Stripey, Garage-Rocky musings of Kentucky’s Sleeper Agent may put them pretty far into Hipster-land, but don’t let that turn you off. The band offers up super-fun, rocking music for the summer. It could add some spice to your office environment, so check out their song “Get …
Long Island native Anna Yvette is sexy, yes (just look at that picture) but she’s much more than a pretty face. Yvette writes, produces, and performs all her own music, and has released two EPs and one full length album. She’s also toured with stars like Sheryl Crow, …
The Decembrists (pictured above), Beirut, the Governor’s Ball, and more.
Mr. Little Jeans is a Norwegian singer named Monica Birkenes with a penchant for late ’70s-early ’80s-style electro-pop. Her cover of Arcade Fire’s “The Suburbs,” from the Montreal rockers’ Grammy-winning album of the same name, is arguably better than the original song. The syrupy beat overlaid with Birkenes’ …
Arcade Fire, fresh off winning Album of the Year at the Grammy’s (and scaring the shit out of Twitter/Steve Stoute), are going to release a deluxe version of The Suburbs later this summer with two new songs, “Speaking In Tongues” and “Culture War.”
Twin Shadow Highlights include Airborne Toxic Event, Wakey! Wakey!, Twin Shadow, and Yuck.
The National have released another new track, their second in two months. This one, “Exile Vilify” was recorded for the Valve video game Portal 2
New York Pudding’s weekly guide to the best live music events in New York City.
Mike Watt and the Missing Men, Ra Ra Riot, Explosions in the Sky, and much much more.
From Thursday to Sunday, a lively crowd assembles at Spitzer’s gastropub. Friendly chatter, good food and drink, and a healthy dose of New York revelry beckon the attention of passers-by, curiosity forcing many of them into a line that often snakes around the corner of this Lower East …
It’s been a while since we’ve heard from The Strokes (four years, if my memory is correct). Music after the jump.
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