Northside Music Roundup
Thursday Armed with tiger masks and face paint, Niki & the Dove got Northside Festival off to a good start. Though their album Instinct doesn’t come out in the US until later this year, they’ve already built up a devoted [...]
Tags: Antics, Brooklyn, Caveman, Glasslands Gallery, Jens Lekman, Katie Chow, Kid Sister, Kitty Pryde, Knitting Factory, McCarren Park, music, Niki & The Dove, Northside Festival, Of Montreal, photography, These United States, Williamsburg
Photoset: We Are Serenades
A little bit of Scandinavia arrived in New York last week, as We Are Serenades came to town in support of their recently-released album Criminal Heaven. At the Knitting Factory in Brooklyn, the band was joined by the Aviation Orange [...]
Tags: Brooklyn, Concerts, Katie Chow, Knitting Factory, music, photography, The Wild Magazine, We Are Serenades
WILD PROFILE: THE STRIKING SONGSTRESS
Who: Lily Claire Where: New York City What: Musician What’s on her mind today: Sandwiches. What she is currently working on: Keeping my sanity, and a couple of new songs. What do you think there is too much of, and too [...]
Tags: Alec Baldwin, Blaine Skrainka, Bowery Electric, Knitting Factory, Lily and the Parlour Tricks, Lily Claire, music, New York City, SXSW, The Wild Magazine, Tom Waits, Truman Capote, Wild Profile: The Striking Songstress, WILD PROFILES, Williamsburg
AN ANTLER GROWS IN BROOKLYN
Broken relationships seem to be Peter Silberman’s specialty. And, as is proven by the new album released last Tuesday by his Brooklyn-based band, The Antlers, no matter how many songs Silberman writes about his lost loves, they will remain just [...]
Tags: Bowery Ballroom, Knitting Factory, Laura Crestohl, music, Music Hall of Williamsburg, Nelson Mandela, New York, The Wild Magazine
