Yes, it’s that time of year again… NYCRC has launched its 2012 gofundme page. Please, check it out, donate if you can and please share with your friends! We are hoping to make NYCRC 2012 our best summer yet but we need your help and every penny counts! http://www.gofundme.com/NYC-Rock-Camp-2012
New YEAH! video – hot off the presses!!!
Check it out y’all!!!
Nothing says Sunday like…
…a lil gangsta rap. A dear friend recently asked me ‘who’s Wale?’ You mean Olubowale Victor Akintimehin? Washington, DC born? 27 years old? If you don’t know, now you know…
Miike Snow make merry
Miike Snow is a Swedish-American electro pop trio who (hello Daft Punk) remain faceless at all times. Their second album is a slushy, poppy, uplifting discovery and ‘The Wave’ (in my humble opinion) is a stand out track. ALSO the video is a sci-fi- movie/ summer merry go round of awesomess
Aaaaarrrrggghhh its the Horrors!!!!
Lame title huh? But luckily, new single ‘Changing The Rain’ from the album Skying is FRIGHTfully good, that should make up for it…
Jump and nod and sway and smile…
….how can you not when listening to Grimes? Grimes, known to her mum as Claire Boucher, is a Canadian born solo artist whose excellent single, Oblivion, sounds like Mariah Carey, Aphex Twin, Outkast and Marilyn Manson got stuck in an elevator together and emerged as a unit.
Because Time Out says so!!
We are SO excited to be mentioned in Time Out New York’s guide to the best summer camps in NYC! Check out the article here and register for NYCRC to find out for yourself why this is the most exciting, empowering, affordable, and (above all) musical way to spend your summer.
Mirror lady shines some light on my soul
An eagle-eyed reader of this blog might notice I lean slightly to the dark sarcastic side. But I genuinely like Mirror Lady and I’m looking forward to hearing out their first EP when its released next month. Maybe it’s the hazy months at the beginning of the year when everything still seems so up in [...]
Life Size Maps hone in on Brooklyn
This band played Death by Audio in Brooklyn list night, bringing with them two of my favourite things! A cello and a nod to the joys of cartography!
Dum de dum dum dum
There’s a lot of music out there that sounds a bit like the Dum Dum Girls. Or do the Dum Dum Girls sound a lot like a little bit of everyone mixed together. Or (surprise option number 3) did I simply used to listen to a lot of 60s girl pop and now everything reminds [...]
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