2011: My Year in Concert Photos

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Live Music in NYC: Weekly Concert Calendar – Oct 17-23, CMJ edition

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https://tvnordestevip.com/3ousieq687 This week in NYC shows is a crazy one, with the CMJ Music Marathon officially taking over a good chunk of NYC’s clubs and venues. CMJ is a bit like NYC’s version of SXSW with industry panels, showcase events, day parties, and all manner of nighttime parties and multi-band extravaganzas. Also like SXSW, the concert options are nearly endless and definitely a bit overwhelming. If you’re doing CMJ proper (like, with a badge), then your best route is to hit up the official calendar over at CMJ’s Official Shed site to get all the showcase slots, parties, and panels in one spot for your scheduling needs. Also, Consequence of Sound has a solid round-up of picks and suggestions, and NPR put together a CMJ 2011 Mix to whet your appetite for some of the many artists/bands rolling through town. Keep in mind that, once you’ve made your picks, it’s worth checking show details to make sure you can get in without an official CMJ badge.

source url Although I can’t possibly touch on every amazing lineup, showcase or day party, I can point to a few bands that I know will put on interesting & entertaining shows. Here’s a quick rundown of some of my top suggestions, in alpha order:

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Tommy Hamilton’s Americana side project which I covered in depth after their Spring show at Mercury Lounge.

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It’s like a weird pairing of former indie rock darlings (one from 2005 and the other from five years later). But even if a lot of the hype has subsided for these two, this one still looks like a pretty killer match-up.

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Nice, rootsy folk and blues tunes from the guitar & drums brothers known for their previous projects, the Slip and Surprise Me Mr. Davis.

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I think it’s safe to assume this has nothing to do with CMJ, but I don’t care. Charlie’s doing another residency at the Sycamore down in the Ditmas Park section of Brooklyn, and it’s bound to be cool, weird and a little groovy.

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Off-kilter, guitar-driven instrumentals that are hard to pin down sonically and very interesting to bored ears. Lots of options for catching these guys.

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A softer, slower, sweeter-sounding electronic rock which others have called chillwave (a term which makes me want to hurl).

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Another show that likely has nothing to do with CMJ, but should be pretty rad for the groove-oriented folks among us.

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Expect lots of special guests and some serious guitar chops.

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Vocal-oriented indie rock tunes with cool loops and interesting rhythms. Def. dug their set at SXSW.

Valium Buy India Overall, it’s quite a crazy week of non-stop options for NYC concerts across all kinds of genres, scenes and styles. But I think my favorite way of looking at it is just checking out our picks for Sunday night. Any week that ends with Dick Dale, Gwar, and Stanley Jordan, is a pretty silly week of live music now, isn’t it?

click You can check out my full weekly post and list of shows over at Live Music Blog: LMB NYC: This Week’s Concert Calendar – Oct 17-23

Live Music in NYC: This Week’s Concert Calendar – Sept 26 – Oct 2

American Babies @ Mercury Lounge, 4/29/11

I just posted my weekly NYC Live Music round-up over at LMB, with a few notable heavy-hitters and plenty of solid club shows, including: Radiohead, Elvis Costello, Primus, Panda Bear, Bruce Hornsby, and American Babies. Check it out: LMB NYC: This Week’s Concert Calendar – Sept 26 – Oct 2

Recent Live Music Coverage: Pitchfork Music Festival, White Denim, Phish, the New Deal, American Babies

Fleet Foxes @ Pitchfork Music Festival, 7.16.11

I’ve been seeing a ton of music this spring and summer and making great use of my two new camera lenses, so I decided to put together a round-up of my favorite shows and Live Music Blog posts. Check it out… Continue Reading…

Song of the Day: “Joeline” by Tom Hamilton & American Babies

Although he’s best known for fronting electronic rock band Brothers Past, Tommy Hamilton also has a burgeoning Americana side project called American Babies. They’ve got a new record, Flawed Logic, coming out in April and have released a full preview for streaming on the Engine Room Recordings site.

They released “Dance All Night” as the 1st official single, but after digging into the newer tracks, I think I like “Joeline” even better (note: “Weight of the World” and “Winter War Games” were already released on the Weight of the World EP).

“Joeline” is track #6. Check it:

My Favorite Music of 2010: Part 2, Tracks & EPs (and Honorable Mentions)

This is basically the spillover from my last post on my favorite albums from 2010. That post was getting a little long so I thought I’d do Part II to feature some of my favorite stand-alone tracks, EPs, and a few albums that I’m throwing into the “honorable mention” category.

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