Video On Tuesday, May 17, New York City officials will introduce a package of laws to combat gun trafficking, said State Gov. Kathy Hokul, CBS reports. . This is how the Governor reacted to the shooting at the Buffalo supermarket near New York. Ten people were killed in the attack, and three more were injured. […]
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Daniel Rossen on “You Belong There”
Apr 26, 2022 By Nicholas Russell Photography by Amelia Bauer Web Exclusive In the summer of 2019, I emailed Daniel Rossen out of the blue because I had been listening to the Department of Eagles and felt like conveying how much his music moved me. By then, it had been two years since Grizzly Bear’s […]
The Linda Lindas on Their Debut Album “Growing Up”
Apr 05, 2022 By Hayden Merrick Photography by Zen Sekizawa Web Exclusive Everything might actually turn out okay. It’s a reckless thought nowadays, but more than anything else, The Linda Lindas give me hope for the future. Through its youthful, ebullient punk rock songs, the Los Angeles quartet of teens and tweens harness the enthusiasm […]
Escape from L.A. [4K UHD]
Mar 18, 2022 Web Exclusive By Stephen Danay When writer/director John Carpenter and star Kurt Russell released Escape from New York in 1981 – their first of four collaborations, assuming you don’t count the 1979 made-for-TV movie Elvis – it must have seemed terrifyingly prescient. Set in the grim future of 1997, it depicts a […]
Premiere: Grimson Shares New Single “Household”
Mar 16, 2022 By Caleb Campbell Grimson is the new musical multi-media project from singer/songwriter and animator Aiden Berglund. Berglund got his start writing and performing melancholic indie folk in New York, then moved to Berlin mid-pandemic and began expanding his creative horizons with his new project, Grimson. Berglund’s inspirations as of late instead incorporate […]
Nation of Language on “A Way Forward”
Feb 27, 2022 By Charles Steinberg Photography by Ray Lego (for Under the Radar) Issue #69 – 20th Anniversary Issue If there was one unifying pursuit of all consumers of music in the past two years, it was for profound catharsis. We dove deeper into the catalogs of favorite artists in search of it. We […]
Filmmaker Brian Petsos on Working with Andy Garcia and Oscar Isaac on his New Film “Big Gold Brick”
Feb 23, 2022 By Jake Uitti Filmmaker Brian Petsos builds worlds. Over the course of days, weeks, months, and years, his mind is at work, thinking about landscapes and settings, houses and those who might inhabit them. This is how he builds his movies. It’s not what some may think: he doesn’t sit at a […]
10 Best Songs of the Week: Caroline Polachek, The Beths, Everything Everything, and More
Feb 11, 2022 By Mark Redfern (with Joey Arnone) Welcome to the sixth Songs of the Week of 2022. In the last week we posted interviews with alt-J, Black Country, New Road, and Trentemøller. In the last week we also reviewed a bunch of albums. Don’t forget to pick up our new double print issue, […]
New York prosecutor’s office decided to interrogate Trump’s children
The Attorney General's Office of New York called the children of ex-US President Trump to testify The reason was the investigation into the business empire of Donald Trump during his presidency. The investigation is interested in possible manipulations with the value of Trump's assets. The ex-president's children worked for the Trump Organization Ivanka Trump and […]
Christmas tree lighting ceremony in New York
In New York, on December 2, a traditional Christmas tree lighting ceremony was held in the square near Rockefeller Center. & nbsp; The tree, installed this year, is 85 years old and is 24 meters high. Its branches are hung with 50 thousand lamps, the total length of the garlands is about 8 kilometers. At […]
Indoor masks strongly recommended in New York
Plot of a novel coronavirus pandemic that spread from China New York City Public Health Head Dave Chokshi said the city has issued a decree urging everyone, regardless of vaccination status, to wear protective masks indoors, TASS reports. At the same time, Chokshi noted that the requirement to wear masks in public transport, schools and […]
True Love
Oct 29, 2021 Web Exclusive By Hayden Merrick I arrived late to the hammock-hangout hums of Hovvdy. But Austin natives Charlie Martin and Will Taylor, whose fourth full-length True Love glows with dusty middle Americana, won me over from the tender “doo-doos” of opener “Sometimes.” These are the boys you’d bring home to meet your […]
Premiere: Wallows Debuts New Single “I Don’t Want to Talk”
Sep 30, 2021 By Caleb Campbell Photography by Anthony Pham Fans last heard from indie pop band Wallows with their Remote EP, their latest release following their 2019 full-length debut, Nothing Happens. The band has been managing a prolific release schedule, even during the pandemic, delivering collaborations with Remi Wolf this year along with a […]
Nicki Minaj’s Husband’s Accuser Says She’s Getting Threats Since Tell-All Interview
Jennifer Hough says fans of the Queen of Hip Hop have been terrorizing her after she spoke out on an interview on the daytime television show The Real where she alleged that Kenneth Petty and Nicki Minaj were harassing her to recant her story in order to help his charges in L.A. The victim shared […]
Nicki Minaj’s Husband Kenneth Petty Pleads Guilty In Sex Offender Case
Kenneth Petty has pleaded guilty to charges that he failed to register as a sex offender after moving from New York to California after marrying Nicki Minaj. Petty was required by law to register once he moved state because of a previous conviction for attempted rape in New York. Nicki Minaj’s husband had initially pleaded […]
Trace Mountains Shares New Song “7 Angels”
Sep 09, 2021 By Mark Redfern Photography by Dean Engle Trace Mountains (the project of New York’s Dave Benton) is releasing a new album, House of Confusion, on October 22 via Lame-O. Now he has shared its second single, “7 Angels.” Listen to it below. Benton had this to say about the new single in […]
Spice Blast Chug It After Failed Miami Show, Promoter Threatens Legal Action
Spice put promoters of Chug It on blast over failed Miami performance amid threats of legal actions. For the Labor Day Weekend, the Queen of Dancehall was set to perform in Miami, Florida, on September 5 (Sunday), but according to Chug It, the artiste did not show up. To explain the misconceptions, Spice took to […]
Drake – Way 2 Sexy Lyrics
[Intro: Right Said Fred] I’m too sexy for my shirt Too sexy for my shirt So sexy, it hurts I’m too sexy for Milan Too sexy for Milan New York or Japan [Chorus: Future] Yeah, woah, woah, woah I’m too sexy for this syrup Too sexy for your girl Too sexy for this world Too sexy for this ice […]
Mr Twin Sister Share New Cumbia-Inspired Song “Polvo” From Forthcoming Album
Sep 01, 2021 By Joey Arnone Photography by Trevor Munch New York band Mr Twin Sister has shared a new song titled “Polvo,” a four minute dance tune which is infused with cumbia pop, even featuring a DJ dropping sound bombs for added effect. The song is out now via Twin Group and is set […]
Trace Mountains Announces New Album, Shares Video for New Song “America”
Aug 12, 2021 By Mark Redfern Photography by Dean Engle Trace Mountains (the project of New York’s Dave Benton) has announced a new album, House of Confusion, and shared its first single, “America,” via a video for it. House of Confusion is due out October 22 via Lame-O. Check out “America” below, followed by the […]
Jessie Ware on “What’s Your Pleasure?” – The Extended Interview
Aug 03, 2021 By Conrad Duncan Photography by Carlijn Jacobs Issue #68 – Japanese Breakfast and HAIM (The Protest Issue) It is an unfortunate coincidence that in a year when dancfloors around the world were closed, Jessie Ware produced one of the best dance records in recent memory. Her fourth album, What’s Your Pleasure?, is […]
koleżanka Shares New Song “A Mouthful”
Jul 26, 2021 By Mark Redfern Photography by Athena Merry Brooklyn-based singer/songwriter, guitarist, and producer koleżanka (aka Kristina Moore) is releasing a new album, Place Is, this Friday via Bar/None, her debut for the label. Now she has shared another song from it, “A Mouthful,” the album’s final pre-release single. Listen below. “This one describes […]
Premiere: The Davenports Debut New Single, “I’m Not Gonna Bother You”
Jul 16, 2021 By Caleb Campbell Photography by Marc Lucas New York singer/songwriter Scott Klass is back with his latest release from his long-running indie band The Davenports, his first since 2018’s Don’t Be Mad At Me. The track is the first of an upcoming single series recorded under quarantine, Klass’s first self-recorded material to […]
Wolf Alice Share Video for “The Beach II”
Jul 14, 2021 By Mark Redfern Britain’s Wolf Alice released an acclaimed new album, Blue Weekend, last month via Dirty Hit/RCA (stream it here). They have been releasing interconnected music videos for all of the album’s songs, all directed by Jordan Hemingway, and now they have shared one for album closer “The Beach II,” which […]
The New Pornographers Announce 21st Anniversary “Mass Romantic” Reissue and Tour
Jul 13, 2021 By Mark Redfern The New Pornographers have announced a 21st anniversary edition of their 2000-released album Mass Romantic. They have also announced some tour dates where they perform either Mass Romantic or 2005’s Twin Cinema (turning sweet 16 this year) in their entirety. The dates will include Neko Case and Dan Bejar […]
Victoria Blade on Being the Commercial Woman in “WandaVision” and Her New Single “Road Trip”
Jun 24, 2021 By Jake Uitti Photography by Jordana Dale Web Exclusive Songwriter and actor, Victoria Blade, has probably been on your television screen during the pandemic. For those millions of WandaVision fans, she was the neatly attired “Commercial Woman” who appeared in all of the fake commercials embedded within the Marvel series that traveled […]
Roadrunner: A Film About Anthony Bourdain [Tribeca 2021]
Jun 24, 2021 By Kaveh Jalinous Web Exclusive Morgan Neville’s Roadrunner: A Film About Anthony Bourdain is a captivating and moving tribute to the chef, travel show host and author. The documentary mixes archival footage with interviews with Bourdain’s close friends and family to chronicle his extensive career. Initially starting as a chef at an […]
Blood In the Water
Jun 14, 2021 Web Exclusive By Haydon Spenceley Blood In the Water is the excellent debut from New York’s LAPÊCHE. The riff for opener “Finally Trying” kicks in and there’s that smile on my face that only proper rock and roll can bring. “Hopes for the Past” features a fabulous rumbling bass part, while the […]
Danny Elfman on His First Solo Album in 37 Years and “The Nightmare Before Christmas”
Jun 11, 2021 By Jake Uitti Photography by Jacob Boll Web Exclusive The famed, prolific composer, and multi-instrumentalist, Danny Elfman, is a walking, talking opus. While some artists make a career of performance art, Elfman’s career is often seemingly performance art, embodied or personified. The artist, who just about everyone knows from is work as […]
Watch Rostam Perform “From the Back of a Cab” and Be Interviewed on “James Corden”
Jun 10, 2021 By Mark Redfern Rostam (formerly of Vampire Weekend) released a new album, Changephobia, last week via Matsor Projects (via Secretly Distribution). Last night he was a guest on The Late Late Show with James Corden, where he was interviewed about the album and performed the album’s “From the Back of a Cab” […]