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The Clam
- Address:
420 Hudson Street
New York, NY 10014Neighborhood:
West Village
- Cuisine:
SeafoodPrice: $31 to $50
The Clam
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.theclamnyc.com/
- Phone: (212) 242-7420
- Hours of Operation:
We are open for lunch, brunch and dinner 7 days a week.
Monday - Friday 12pm (Noon) - 4pm
Saturdays, Sundays 10:30am - 4pm
Monday - Thursday 4pm - 11pm
Friday, Saturday 4pm - 12am (Midnight)
Sunday 4pm - 10pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Seafood, American
- Executive Chef: Chef Mike Price
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Beer, Full Bar, Wine
- Catering: Events are considered our way to bring our restaurant to you. The team at the Clam welcomes inquiries for private dining and off-site catering events. Although we do not have a private room on location, The Clam restaurant in its entirety is available to be reserved for lunch, brunch or dinner service. We will make it available for your invited guests to basically feel like they own the joint. In addition, we are an all-purpose, full service events production company.
Getting there
- Cross Street: at Leroy Street (also known as St.Luke's Place)
- Public Transit: A, C, E, B, D, F, M trains to West 4th Street; 1 to Christopher or Houston.
- Parking: No
- Parking Details: Street Parking after 7pm. Closest parking garages are:
Valiant Parking: Leroy & Greenwich
Central Parking: 7th Avenue & Morton
A word from The Clam
The Clam is a new 50 seat neighborhood restaurant drawing its inspiration from one of our favorite ingredients, the clam. Mike Price, chef and co-owner, offers a menu that celebrates seasonal, market driven ingredients as well as showcases influences of the Atlantic seaboard. The menu boasts a variety of clam dishes, some classic, some with a new twist and fun originals. The menu is rounded out with iced shellfish, salads, appetizers as well as meat and local seafood entrées. Desserts follow suit, and are inspired by the seasonal and local market offerings. All made in-house, the approach is simple and straightforward with something for everyone. Our shared vision and common goal is to offer genuine hospitality to our guests, garner relationships and establish ourselves not only as a neighborhood gem but also a Greenwich Village destination where our guests can be confident that their experiences are sure to be exceptional.Continued
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The Clam reviews from OpenTable diners
135 reviews since July 29, 2014
- Food4.5Service4.5
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (98)fit for foodies (97)romantic (43)special occasion (33)great for lunch (30)great for brunch (26)hot spot (18)great for outdoor dining (18)notable wine list (12)good for groups (8)late-night find (6)scenic view (6)vibrant bar scene (4)kid-friendly (4)Show More
- Amazing!!ShoegirlnycDined on 11/23/2014Had a nice brunch here with a group of friends from College. The service was great and the food was amazing! I had the peekytoe crab benedict and I literally had to pace myself in order to not look like a total mess. I could have had 2 of these dishes easily. I can;t wait to go back and check out dinner. Great spot in my neighborhood!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Quality over quantityNdi60VIPDined on 11/22/2014Very well prepared food with a good dose of creativity applied to seemingly traditional dishes. We liked all we had. The spaghetti with clams was highly unconventional but well made. So was the swordfish and the crab cake. We'll be back for sure.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Better than the menu looks!tennisgirlVIPDined on 11/16/2014We hesitated to make a reservation, not sure if we would like the food. Clams are not a favorite item of ours. We wanted to go to the Little Owl but they were full so The Clam was suggested. Menu seemed a little limited in choices, BUT we sure are glad we went!!!! Everything we had was good to fantastic. The clam chowder is extra special. It was our favorite between that and the clam pizza, the squash apple salad, and shrimp/avocado cold dish (like a shrimp cocktail but we didn't really taste any avocado). We also had the whole bream with spinach which was excellent (but be careful, there are plenty of bones) and the beef brisket which was very good. Dessert was nothing very special but was okay if you just want something sweet to end the meal. The wait staff was fantastic!!!! Prices are reasonable. Atmosphere was cozy and inviting. We look forward to dining there again!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Definitely good... But not amazing.FoodJunkyNYCVIPDined on 11/16/2014We came as a big group for brunch. Almost everyone ordered the crab eggs benedict, which was definitely good, but also lacking in the main ingredient- crab. The burger is similar to the Little Owl burger, so it was delicious. I would recommend The Clam, but don't have super high expectations or you'll be let down. Definitely a good, a bit higher than average neighborhood spot.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Loved every minute!KarenJamesDined on 11/14/2014The food was outstanding, our waiter (Shane) was terrific (really knows the menu, and is attentive without being intrusive), perfect ambiance (upscale with no stiffness). Chef Mike Price has done it again. Everything was delicious, but we particularly liked the steamers, diver scallops, ceviche, and brussels sprouts. Good wine list. Ginger ice cream sandwich was a delightful way to finish it off.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Must go to thereLisaKDined on 11/12/2014I've been to The Clam for dinner, brunch, and a quick late-night drink and a bite. Each time the service was friendly and professional, and the food was superb. I don't think I can ever go there without having the chowder, with its six in-shell clams stacked together as garnish, plus a whole mess more in the soup. Plus herbs and pancetta(?) and other deliciousness. Loved the apple and squash salad, a delicious interplay of sweet and savory, tender and crunchy, herbaceous and fruity. Yum. Clam dip? Awesome. Sardines? Grilled to perfection. Crudo? Gimme more. I ordered and tried more items (right off my fellow diners' plates), but you get the idea. Everything is wonderful. Really liked the mezcal-based cocktail, too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- the clam is my favorite restaurantmtetVIPDined on 11/4/2014I love the Clam, the service is impeccable and the food is unreal. The bread is the best thing I've ever tasted and the clam and lobster sliders are amazing! The best best thing is the spaghetti and clams dish. It keeps me coming back every single time. I love the Clam!!!Special Features:
- Wow!NeighborsVIPDined on 11/2/2014We have been twice. Cute place in a corner spot looking out over the Village. Room is great and super nice staff. Their wine program was really impressive too.Special Features:
- Happy as a clam!GaryDined on 10/30/2014Saw that in the "book"! Great restaurant, the experience is exceptional and everyone there knows exactly what they are doing! Service is top shelf! You will want to try everything!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best Clams AnywhereBiker1VIPDined on 10/28/2014Extraordinary joint for raw shellfish and seafood in general.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Clams galore!NomminginNYCVIPDined on 10/28/2014The Clam was a birthday destination and it did not disappoint. We stuck to ordering a bunch of appetizers and the specialties to share because it seemed like that's where all the eponymous clam was residing. The clam dip was delicious with homemade potato chips and that clam chowder (served with 6 succulent in-shell clams) was divine! Everything was great, the cocktail list was delightful, and the ambiance was romantic and peaceful.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food was just ok.MD639Dined on 10/28/2014Despite our excitement and the great reviews we had we were not impressed. The rolls were great. The clam dip was great but the rest if the meal disappointed. We had the clam pizza, the clam stuffies, and the banana chocolate dessert.
- Wonderful meal14PurpetalVIPDined on 10/25/2014Not only was the food great but so was all the staff. The Parker house rolls were delicious. Will 100% come back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love this Clam!OpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 10/22/2014Always good food and a great romantic date night. Did a last minute reservation last night with my aunt and boyfriend, had a lovely time per usual.Special Features:
- Noise waitstaffOctoberVIPDined on 10/20/2014Noise level is quite high when the restaurant is full. However, the waitstaff-welcome area location makes a high noise level for diners near them.Special Features:
- AMAZING FOOD!MruffiVIPDined on 10/19/2014I loved the first visit so much we went back with Clients the very next night - - the food was AMAZING.Special Features:
- How does it keep getting better?nancywVIPDined on 10/19/2014Ricardo & I so love The Clam, we keep bringing different friends to try it out so we have the thrill of discovering it anew. Our starter last night couldn't have been simpler or more familiar: Massachusetts oysters on the half-shell & a bottle of Muscadet. Temperature on the plate & in the glass--an almost stinging chill--was truly transformative, playing up the plumpness of the sweet-briny oysters & polishing the citrus edge of the wine. That's greatness! Kisses, dear Clam!Special Features:
- Happy (Clam) BellyMNRotheDined on 10/18/2014We visited The Clam for an early dinner before the Opera this weekend. We sat at the bar and Angela was so wonderful we decided to forgo our table reservation and eat at the bar. The steamed clams were beautiful - fresh and briny with no sand. And the garlic bread was amazing. A little buttery and perfectly toasted to dip in the broth. We each had the lobster roll sliders. AMAZING. I think this may be one of, if not, the best lobster roll in the City. Perfectly buttery toasty bread, gorgeous lobster salad, but what puts it over the edge are the 2 deep fried clam bellies on top. Really lovely experience and I can't wait to go backSpecial Features:
- Great addition to the West VillageNiiaVIPDined on 10/13/2014I work near this restaurant and have watched the crowds getting bigger and bigger since its opening. When I noticed it was full for lunch mid week, I decided to try it and had an excellent lunch. I recently had dinner here with three friends and it was wonderful. The restaurant is just the kind of small, charming place you hope to find in the West Village. The menu is mostly fish based, but there are other choices. The selections are varied and everyone in my party truly enjoyed what we ordered — oysters, fluke, stuffed clams, salads. All good. Both times, the staff has been welcoming and lovely.Special Features:
- Another wonderful brunchEVFoodieVIPDined on 10/12/2014Back for our second time for brunch. The scrambled eggs with salmon and Brie are amazing - and the toast that comes with the dish is absolutely delicious. Be sure to leave room for dessert. The ginger cookie ice cream sandwich - with mascarpone ice cream - is a must. Great, friendly service and with all the windows, the restaurant is light and airy. A perfect brunch.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 10/9/2014I felt the service was awesome. The food and cocktails I felt need more work.
- Wonderful cuisineBillDined on 10/8/2014We were pleasantly surprised on how tasty our dinner was at THE CLAM. The fresh clam appetizer was super, very fresh. The swordfish was cooked to perfection, not an easy task. Service was SPOT ON! A bit of a run from mid town but manageable.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fresh seafood with good flavor!Cat0725VIPDined on 10/8/2014Overall: all around good, food was fresh, great flavor, little on the pricey sideSpecial Features:
- Nice Addition to NeighborhoodJoeXBVIPDined on 10/8/2014Had been meaning to stop by and try the Calm for months now and had two lunches in one week: both lovely. Food interesting and good, service crisp and friendly. We ate outside but I have several colleagues who eat lunch in the dining room and find the ambiance workable.Special Features:
- Lively, fun placeDisappointedVIPDined on 10/7/2014Relaxed atmosphere, nice crowd, good food,a place to eat and have fun PLEASE. Change my nickname, it's from a previous review!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GREAT SEAFOOD IN WEST VILLAGE1KTravelerVIPDined on 10/1/2014I enjoyed a very nice dinner at the Clam. As a first time diner, I asked the staff to select three courses with wine pairings. The cuisine was fresh, high quality and well presented. A stand out was the Black Seabass. The ginger ice cream sandwich was a tasty way to end the meal, evoking thoughts of the autumn season and the approaching holidays. The wine program here is outstanding and each selection paired very well with the dishes.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Shrine to a perfect food.DisappointedVIPDined on 10/1/2014I had an amazing lunch at The Clam, and can't wait go back. Started out with creamy clam dip and perfectly crisp potato chips, followed by linguini and spicy red sauce topped with plump and luscious clams. We capped off the meal with a perfectly constructed gingerbread ice cream sandwich. Service was charming and attentive too. I can't wait to go back and sample the rest of the menu.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious food, but...OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 9/27/2014The sound track is ugly, totally opposite to the ambient, cozy and intimateSpecial Features:
- One of my favoritesAnonDined on 9/24/2014Try the clam chowder and special oysters. Beautiful, classic setting with very friendly staff.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 9/21/2014the food was good but too salty. service was good.
- Lovely addition to the neighborhoodNiiaVIPDined on 9/17/2014Had lunch here and it was wonderful - charming spot with small but varied menu with fresh, seasonal choices. Lovely, welcoming staff. Will surely go again!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent foodHungryVIPDined on 9/14/2014We enjoyed everything we ordered and thought that the service and ambience were first-rate. Can't wait to go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Try the oysters!PatmanDined on 9/10/2014I searched for a romantic restaurant with good seafood in a quaint spot and found it in The Clam. Our server was especially delightful. The food was delicious and as the name suggests, there were plenty of clams to be had. It did get a bit "energetic" in the smallish space as the tables filled up, but it was of little consequence when taken into account with everything else.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Terrific lunch!LmarthaDined on 9/10/2014I was very pleased with lunch at The Clam this week (although, as typical of many restaurants, very loud until..... About 2:00 when most cleared out!). Nice ambience, table settings etc. Fantastic 'hot from the oven' Parker House rolls topped with a bit of Maldon flaked salt started out our lunch. Both beautiful and perfectly baked! I had the black bass ..... Perfect...sauces were really the stars. I will return,Special Features:
- Great Brunch - Who Knew!!!EVFoodieVIPDined on 9/7/2014Having had one wonderful dinner and one wonderful lunch here, we thought we'd try brunch. Absolutely wonderful. If you like smoked salmon in scrambled eggs, and you think you've had good versions elsewhere, just wait until you taste The Clam's version. And be sure to order the home fries - sautéed with fresh corn and green onions. Not a drop of grease, and beyond flavorful. On a not-too-warm late summer Sunday, the door to the restaurant was open to the street, and you had fresh air flowing through the brightly lit room. Service - as always here and at Little Owl - was professional and friendly. And while we NEVER get dessert at brunch restaurants, we broke down and had the ice cream sandwich - divine!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very Fresh!212foodloverVIPDined on 9/2/2014Chef Mike Price's food is always amazing but especially at The Clam, he serves super fresh seafood and I am soooo into this place.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The Clam Never DisaapointsnancywVIPDined on 9/2/2014OK, I'm putting it in writing. Next time I absolutely positively will order a main other than the extraordinary fried belly clam lobster roll (or sliders, as it is now). I'll try to, anyway. The sight of those paradigmatic oceanside shack loves on the menu awakens primal New England hungers. Thanks for being part of Village life. xxooSpecial Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 8/29/2014Another amazing gem from this tried and true restaurant team.Special Features:
- disappointedavocadoVIPDined on 8/24/2014Food and interiors were good but i got ruined whole appetite when i found a hair in brioche bread..
- Reliable Neighborhood SeafoodCFMcGVIPDined on 8/15/2014Friendly service delivers reliable and thoughtful takes on American seafood dishes. Brunch is definitely a winner. All the local ingredients on display from the bar overlooking Mike Price in the kitchen is pretty great too!Special Features:


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Although it's difficult to calculate the extent of the costs, the World Bank estimates that developing countries need $70 to $100 billion USD per year through 2050 to meet their current and future climate adaptation needs. The Climate Policy Initiative, however, estimates that in 2011, only $4.4 billion USD in adaptation finance went to developing countries. This leaves a gap of anywhere from $65.6 to $95.6 billion USD per year between what developing countries need and what developed nations are giving. So who can help fill this gap? Read more Is Adaptation Short-Changed? The Imbalance in Climate Finance Commitments by Pieter Terpstra - November 13, 2013 One of the biggest successes from 2009's COP 15 conference was securing funding for climate change adaptation and mitigation in developing countries. Donor nations agreed to "provide new and additional resources […] approaching $30 billion for the period 2010–2012, with balanced allocation between adaptation and mitigation." 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HAMPTON - Jim Conant likes to do things big.
For the Victoria Arlen parade in Exeter, he had a giant banner made that reads, "Rock Your Disability."
Conant has spent years giving back to the community because he knows what it means to be on the receiving end of boundless community support.
So, as the devastating loss facing Newtown, Conn. settled in, Conant wanted to do something big to show the people of Newtown that New Hampshire cares about them and what they are going through.
Working with Wendee Robinson at Signs of the Times in Exeter, Conant helped design a hinged greeting card 4-feet wide by 8-feet tall for the people of New Hampshire to sign.
SpeedPro in Portsmouth helped create the giant card with a simple message on the front: "You Will Never Walk Alone."
In 2005, Conant's wife, Anita, postmaster in the small town of New Castle, was rear-ended by a large paving truck and was paralyzed from the neck down.
Over the next three months, Jim Conant traveled from hospital to hospital with his wife as she received treatment. During that time, the bills were paid by others, the Conants' home was adapted to help meet Anita Conant's new needs and outpourings of support helped keep the Conants' spirits up.
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"I am trying to call it a card of support, because at this point, given what I've been through, I know what is like to have support and give support," Conant said.
Governor John Lynch will be the first person to sign the card at the New Hampshire State House this morning.
On Thursday, the enormous card will visit the Fox Run Mall in Newington from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and the Mall of New Hampshire in Manchester from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. for residents to sign.
On Friday, it will make a final stop in Keene at the Parks and Recreation Center on Washington Street from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
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Sunday, November 23
Today, immediately following the 10:15 Choral Eucharist, we will have our annual St. Peter's Christmas Ornament Workshop. All Children are invited!
This evening at 7:30 pm "Illumine" will play the final concert in a Fall tour. Following the concert, there will be a CD signing party to mark the release of "Lux Aeterna," recorded in St. Peter's Church last June. This is the first professionally released CD utilizing the magnificent Gress-Miles organ of St. Peter's, and will make a GREAT Christmas gift. Hope to see you this evening!
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Australian superstar Jamie Dwyer has been honoured by his fellow international hockey players by being named as the men's FIH Player of the Year for 2011, with compatriot Matthew Swann winning the Young Player award.
The winners of the awards were presented with their prizes at the Owen G Glenn FIH Champions Trophy in Auckland by FIH President Leandro Negre, with the ceremony taking place during half time of the match between The Netherlands and Spain.
Jamie Dwyer fought off competition from fellow Australian Eddie Ockenden, German duo Moritz Fürste and Max Müller as well as three time winner Teun de Nooijer of The Netherlands to claim the prize. It is Dwyer's fifth FIH Player of the Year Award, following wins in 2004, 2007, 2009 and 2010. The brilliant attacker has now won the annual award two occasions more than any other male player in history – a staggering achievement.
Dwyer's win is even more remarkable when you consider that he spent almost six months on the sidelines recovering from a serious knee injury before returning to action in September. His form at the Owen G Glenn FIH Champions Trophy has been nothing short of sensational, netting seven goals in four games as Australia booked a place in the tournament final with a game to spare.
The 32-year-old will be looking to continue his fine form both this weekend and in build up to the London 2012 Olympics, where he will be looking to win a second Gold medal to accompany the one he claimed at Athens 2004.
Fellow Australian Matthew Swann ensures that the Kookaburras claim a double win in the men's FIH Player awards, with international stars recognising his talents in the voting ballot.
The 22 year old Queenslander has been hugely impressive over the past 12 months, becoming a key defender in Ric Charlesworth's all-conquering Australia team. Swann is one of the youngest members of the Kookaburras squad but has been integral to their success in recent years, helping them to win the World Cup, Champions Trophy and Commonwealth Games in 2010. This year he has been better than ever, and is currently proving to be a defensive rock as Australia aim to win a fourth successive FIH Champions Trophy in Auckland, New Zealand.
Nominations for this prestigious prize were put together by a panel of selected coaches from many of the world's best international teams, including Ric Charlesworth (Australia), Markus Weise (Germany), Jason Lee (England & Great Britain), Pablo Lombi (Argentina), Shane McLeod (New Zealand) and Colin Batch (Belgium).
The winners of the women's Player of the Year Awards will be announced at the Argentina Champions Trophy, which takes place in Rosario between January 28and February 5, 2012.
The 2011 FIH All-Star teams will be decided by public vote on the FIH Website between 12th and 21stDecember.
Past winners:
1998 Stephan Veen (NED)
1999 Jay Stacy (AUS)
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2002 Michael Green (GER)
2003 Teun de Nooijer (NED)
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Bat Pisses in Torche Guitarist's Eye
By Jenn Pelly on April 4, 2012 at 4:40 p.m. EDT
Andrew Elstner, guitarist for the Florida metal band Torche, has had a rough week: A bat pissed straight into his eyeball.
"Whether or not you think I'm telling the truth is irrelevant at this point," he wrote on Facebook. "What I'm worried about now is rabies."
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By Larry Fitzmaurice on September 19, 2011 at 11:25 a.m. EDT
Torche: "Exit Flagger" (Guided by Voices cover):
Torche: Exit Flagger (Guided by Voices cover)
On November 5, Chunklet Industries will release a split EP between hooky metal outfit Torche and London rock bruisers Part Chimp, to coincide with their U.S. tour together (UPDATE: dates below). Torche's side finds the band turning in three covers of indie rock greats Guided by Voices: "Postal Blowfish", "Unleashed! the Largehearted Boy", and "Exit Flagger", the latter of which is available to stream above. Check out that badass single art above, too.
Mike Huckabee Hearts Torche?!
By Tom Breihan on October 27, 2010 at 2:40 p.m. EDT
Greg Gutfeld, the host of the Fox News show "Red Eye", loves heavy music. We know this. He's had Fucked Up frontman Damian Abraham and Gwar's Oderus Urungus on the show a few times, and he tends to get really amped to interview bands. Still, nothing can quite prepare our collective brain for the "Red Eye" video that follows: Former Arkansas governor and presidential candidate, current Fox News host, and all-around conservative icon Mike Huckabee apparently going nuts while praising the Florida fuzz-metal band Torche.
News in Brief: "Bored to Death", You Say Party, Torche, Decibel Festival
By Tom Breihan on August 26, 2010 at 5:15 p.m. EDT
-- The first season of the HBO comedy show "Bored to Death" comes to DVD September 21, and that's the same day WaterTower Music will release the show's soundtrack album. The album features songs from TV on the Radio, Young Marble Giants, Andrew Bird, Lykke Li, Dan Auerbach, and M. Ward with Zooey Deschanel, as well as dialogue from the show.
-- The recently renamed dance-rock band You Say Party will release their unsubtly titled remix album REMIXXXX September 21 via Paper Bag. It includes reworkings from Los Campesinos!, CFCF, Babe Rainbow, Johan Agebjorn, Teen Daze, Mathemagic, and more.
-- On September 21, Hydra Head will release Songs for Singles, the new EP from the soaring Floridian crunch-metal quartet Torche. Bassist Jonathan Nuñez produces.
-- Experimental electronic music heads in Seattle should get amped. The Decibel Festival comes to town September 22-26, and its bill boasts Flying Lotus, Fennesz, Grouper, Modeselektor, Pantha Du Prince, Oneohtrix Point Never, Vladislav Delay, Mount Kimbie, Carl Craig, Ben Frost, Eskmo, FaltyDL, Gold Panda, Truckasaurus, and Ikonika.
New Release: Torche and Boris: Chapter Ahead Being Fake Split 10"
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Torche, Harvey Milk Hit the Road Together
By Tom Breihan on May 8, 2009 at 11:50 a.m. EDT
On most nights, you're lucky if you get to see one band cranking out expertly anthemic and hooky Southern sludge-metal. This summer, though, lucky North Americans will get to see two such bands in one night. Torche and Harvey Milk, two groups who were essentially built to share stages, will cross the U.S. and Canada this July. Catch up on your minimum annual bongwater-soaked riffage quota in one night!
Before that tour kicks off, Torche will hit Europe with yet another great Southern doom crew, Kylesa. Harvey Milk, meanwhile, will play the ATP Fans Strike Back fest in England and a few sub-Mason Dixon clubs. All dates below:
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By Amy Phillips and Mike White on March 2, 2009 at 4:15 p.m. EST
Photos by Mike White; Above: Mastodon
The Scion Rock Fest pulverized the city of Atlanta on Saturday, with just about every single awesome metal band on the planet crammed into the Masquerade for a ridiculously badass day of music. Mastodon capped off the blitzkreig, performing songs from their forthcoming album Crack the Skye, and welcoming special guest Scott Kelly of co-headliners Neurosis to the stage. Boris, Krallice, Harvey Milk, High on Fire, Baroness, Torche, Coalesce, and Converge all helped melt faces.
However, the Scion Rock Fest wasn't completely free of drama. Chicago black metal band Nachtmystium, originally scheduled to play the fest, were absent from the lineup. According to a statement from frontman Blake Judd-- first posted by Brooklyn Vegan and later verified via a press release-- Scion's parent company Toyota kicked Nachtmystium off of the bill because of the band's alleged associations with Nazism. "A troubling, and unjustly-applied notion that we are, or ever have been, in any way, a 'Nazi' band or a political band on any level, is completely absurd and we are disgusted that there is someone out there who really believes we are of this ilk," he said.
Representatives for the festival and for Scion have not yet responded to questions about the incident.
According to Decibel, these accusations have dogged Nachtmystium for years, due to the fact that their first album, Reign of the Malicious, was released by the NSBM (National Socialist Black Metal) label Unholy Records. As Judd told Decibel in 2006, "In the past, we've had some indirect ties to labels and bands that are part of the NS scene. At one point not too many years ago, it wasn't uncommon for NS labels or bands to trade and work with non-politically motivated bands and labels because at the end of the day, we're all trying to promote, release, and be involved with music—all politics aside. Today it seems like there's less of a connection, at least for me and my label. We don't oppose people's right to be 'NS' or whatever—that's a personal choice, and if you live in the USA, you have the right to that opinion. Even though I personally, my band(s) and my label have absolutely no interest in being a part of that scene, I will ALWAYS take their side when it comes to their freedom of speech being imposed upon."
The full text of Judd's statement is reprinted after the photos.
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News in Brief: Neil Young, Torche, Grampall Jookabox, Live Nation Entertainment
By Tom Breihan on February 24, 2009 at 2:25 p.m. EST
-- Neil Young is, among many other things, a born contrarian. When everyone else zigs, he zags. There's really no other way to explain Trans or the "This Note's for You" video or the forthcoming concept album about electric cars. So while everyone else plays warm-weather open-air festivals or tours Spain or whatever, he'll spend his spring playing shows in small Canadian towns. Halifax! Kelowna! Lethbridge! Hopefully he's got enough warm clothes packed.
-- Miamian sludge-poppers Torche took their sweet time recording Meanderthal, their monster of a sophomore LP. But by the looks of things, we might see the band's name and the word "prolific" in the same sentence sometime soon. On March 13, Hydra Head will release "Healer" / "Across the Sands", a 12"/DVD combo from the band, which will feature two new songs. And in April, they'll tour the U.S. with Californian proggers Dredg.
-- Asthmatic Kitty's resident lo-fi blues freakshow Grampall Jookabox will tour North America and Europe this spring. He also stars in a perversely addictive online video game where you jump over babies.
-- Fingers crossed, everyone: Today, the Senate Judiciary Committee will hold a hearing on whether or not this proposed vampiric Live Nation/Ticketmaster merger violates antitrust laws.
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FENG SHUI; Talk about an unusual welcome wagon gift. Restaurateur Verna Judge of Step'n Out Sur le Boulevard at 157 Provencher paid a visit to the new kids on the block -- the 10 psychics across the street at the recently relocated Soul Medicine Psychic Shoppe. She soon returned with a feng shui book to help them bring in the moolah at their new spot. Judge and her partner Alan Shepard credit feng shui with helping keep the crowds coming to them for 16 years. In fact, the floor at the entrance of their Parisian-style restaurant has ancient Chinese coins hidden under them. They also have a mirror behind the cash register so it always looks like they are doubling their money. Shepard says anything that might help a Winnipeg business is worth a try: "When we started out we heard 80 per cent of restaurants go down in the first two years!" Their classy bistro is now in its 10th year on Provencher and had six successful years in the Exchange District at King and Bannatyne.
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INSIDER MUSIC BUZZ: There are still a few tickets for the Kenny Shields and Streetheart show Saturday at McPhillips Station Casino. Lead singer Shields' new album Letting Go is now out, and he and the band will be doing all the old Streetheart favourites such as What Kind of Love is This, Snow White, Tin Soldier and Under My Thumb. The band also includes Jeff Neill (guitar), Jake Jacobs (bass), Daryl Gutheil (keyboards) and Tim Sutton (drums). At 65, Shields says he's feeling really good these days "although I just got back from a gruelling week of giggin' in Newfoundland, Nova Scotia and Ontario," he said Thursday. "But I'm feeling fine after a few days home." Shields looks healthy although he's lost his mop of blond hair and he's not as, well, skinny. "I was undernourished and under-loved in the old days!" he laughs. Tickets are available online at the Casinos of Winnipeg website.
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BIG BITES IN APPLE: Burton Cummings has been wowing the sophisticated set in and around New York City. He recently played Massapoqua's Burns Park as part of the town of Oyster Bay's Music Under the Stars series with his band the Carpet Frogs, and the next night he played at Manhattan supper club City Winery. This week, Big Apple writer Bob Smith said of our hometown boy in New York's Good Times Magazine: "Take a dab of Jim Morrison, add a touch of Bobby Darin, sprinkle in some Robert Plant and put in a cupful of the Beatles and you get Burton Cummings... at 65, he continues to be one of the most gifted vocalists in pop music history."
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HARD DAY'S NIGHT: Ben Walker -- a title holder of Winnipeg's Funniest Person with a Day Job, hosted a full roster of comics at the Cheer on Wednesday night -- and it turns out just about everybody still has a day job to support the night job. Walker is a government worker by day. Comedian Bill Pats, who works at the airport Stella's, had just returned from performing his Winnipeg Fringe show I Hate Bill Pats Too in Saskatoon. Then Streetz 104 morning man Paul Rabliauskasas hit the stage after a long day with a dawn start... Some lucky people in the lineup were just doing the comedy thang these days. Chantal Morostica, who produces local comedy shows such as The Drunk Show at the Park, recently recorded a comedy CD. Chad Anderson -- who tours with veteran comic Don Burnstick -- did a set, and patrons applauded Jordan Wellwood, who's off to Toronto in September to compete in the Just for Laughs contest Canada's Next Top Comic.
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White faces charges in hotel incident
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP)
Two-time Olympic gold medalist snowboarder Shaun White faces charges of public intoxication and vandalism, accused of drunkenly destroying a phone at a Nashville hotel and ending up in the hospital after he hit his head.
UH-OHAthletes certainly have tremendous talent, but there are plenty who have regrettable run-ins with the law.
Officers responded to the Loews Vanderbilt Hotel at 2 a.m. Sunday after a drunken man identified as the 26-year-old White pulled a fire alarm, forcing the hotel to evacuate all guests. An employee also reported seeing White destroy a hotel phone.
White tried to leave the hotel in a cab before being stopped by a hotel guest who told the driver police had been called. According to police, White kicked at the man before running away. The man chased him and they collided when White turned around. White, who is also one of the world's top skateboarders, fell back and hit his head against a fence, police said.
White, who appeared to be drunk, was given the opportunity to sign misdemeanor citations and refused, police said. A spokeswoman for Baptist Hospital said White was treated there and released on Monday before being arrested and booked by police. A mug shot released by police shows White with a black eye.
White was released by police late Monday afternoon on his own recognizance. His court date was set for Oct. 10.
His manager had no immediate comment when reached by The Associated Press.
White won a gold medal in Turin at the 2006 Olympics and in 2010 at the Vancouver Games, and he is an action sports superstar whether skateboarding during the summer or snowboarding in the winter. He's also a multimillionaire with a clothing line and signature video game who expanded last year with a company selling skateboards, BMX bikes and other equipment.
White also has cleaned up at the Winter X Games, winning medals every year since 2002.
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