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German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said that efforts to raise the euro-area's financial backstop will succeed in tempering the debt crisis, as he urged Spain to press ahead with plans to reform its labor market.
Schaeuble, speaking in Copenhagen on the eve of a meeting of euro-area finance ministers today, said that governments are poised to agree on a firewall of about 800 billion euros ($1.1 trillion). That sum includes the 500 billion-euro permanent rescue fund plus bailouts already in place for Ireland, Portugal and Greece's second rescue package, he said.
"We can be optimistic it will work," Schaeuble said in a speech late yesterday in the Danish capital. He gave no indication of a timeframe for the firewall and neither did he refer to the 240 billion euros that remain in the temporary rescue fund, the European Financial Stability Facility.
European finance ministers gather in Copenhagen seeking to strike a balance between meeting international demands for a more powerful war chest and opposition in donor countries led by Germany to providing additional aid for underperforming economies on Europe's fringes.
While ministers are nearing an agreement to raise the limit on rescue funds to 940 billion euros until mid-2013, the amount they will be able to deploy immediately to protect Spain and Italy will range between 340 billion euros and 640 billion euros.
Political Cover
The plan to temporarily increase the bailout-aid ceiling marks a compromise that gives German officials political cover at home while aiming to attract more outside help, four euro- area aides said.
"Given Germany's resistance to a permanent increase in the euro zone's firewall -- it is unwilling to put more taxpayers' money on the line -- a quantum leap should not be expected," said Carsten Brzeski, an economist at ING Group NV in Brussels.
An agreement taking shape involves running the 500 billion- euro permanent European Stability Mechanism alongside the 200 billion euros committed by the temporary fund to Greece, Ireland and Portugal, according to a draft statement prepared for the meeting.
Beyond that, the temporary fund's unused 240 billion euros could be tapped until mid-2013 "in exceptional circumstances following a unanimous decision of euro-area heads of state or government notably in case the ESM capacity would prove insufficient," according to the draft dated March 23 and obtained by Bloomberg News. Finance ministers may change the draft before issuing a final statement today.
Spanish 'Fragility'
The strengthening of the defenses would come after Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany, the dominant power in two years of crisis fighting, this week warned of "fragility" in Portugal and Spain. It would also be designed to lure the rest of the world into putting more money into the International Monetary Fund's arsenal.
Schaeuble, who said that IMF assistance will be similar to the financial help the fund has given over the last two years, called on countries to seek a balance between deficit reduction and structural reform to regain "sustainable growth." He cited Spain, saying it would benefit from "reforming the labor market."
Spain's government vowed to stick to its labor overhaul yesterday, defying union leaders who threatened further unrest after staging the first general strike since Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy took office three months ago. The government is due to present its budget today, and Rajoy has said the spending plan will be "very austere" as Spain tries to slash its deficit by a third even as the economy contracts.
Draft Language
The language in the draft prepared for Copenhagen stresses the political hurdles to tapping the unused parts of the temporary fund, the EFSF. Merkel or any other euro-area government leader could exercise a veto.
In a sign of the political sensitivities, the draft doesn't spell out the 940 billion-euro figure. It puts the total capacity at 700 billion euros from mid-2012 to mid-2013 and relegates the possible use of the EFSF's remaining 240 billion euros to a footnote. Merkel said March 26 that Germany accepted the 700 billion-euro limit in the first indication that she was ready to allow an increase in the debt-crisis firewall.
The European Central Bank, which has battled the crisis by buying sovereign bonds and lending more than 1 trillion euros to banks, stepped up the pressure on governments to maximize their emergency aid resources.
'Significant Increase'
The ECB urges leaders "to quickly agree on a significant increase of the resources of the ESM by combining the lending capacity" of the two funds, ECB board member Peter Praet said in an article prepared for a seminar in Copenhagen yesterday.
The increase in the aid ceiling mooted wouldn't make the entire sum available upfront. It would require a capital call in an emergency to mobilize the ESM's entire 500 billion euros before mid-2014.
"The bottom line is that the 'true' firewall remains the European Central Bank," said Thomas Costerg, a European economist with Standard Chartered Bank in London. The ECB's 1 trillion for banks is "the magic number the market wanted to see." With two rounds of loans committed already, "if the crisis escalates, we think the ECB will have no other option but to provide another."
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For all those whining about two white Irish Catholic guys advancing to the Boston mayoral final, it might be helpful to listen to Dr. King's speech, the 50th anniversary of which was just commemorated, and what he had to say about not judging people by the color of their skin but by the content of their character.
Defining Marty Walsh and John Connolly as Irish pols is like defining the great and recently departed Seamus Heaney as an Irish poet. It's accurate, but misleadingly narrow.
Connolly is as comfortable in Roxbury as he is in his native West Roxbury. Walsh has used his position in labor to open doors for women and minorities, not to hoard jobs for white guys who pray at red brick churches.
The Irish have long memories. Too long, sometimes. But the best of the Irish remember that every disparaging and racist thing said today about the newest arrivals in Boston was said about the Irish when they first got here. Walsh and Connolly get that.
Boston's mayoral race is not a classically Irish political battle. For that, you need to head north to Lawrence, the poorest city in the state and one of the poorest in the country, where James Michael Curley has been reincarnated in the form of Mayor Willie Lantigua.
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No. 2 Florida chomps No. 7 South Carolina 44-11
A hard-fought Southeastern Conference battled turned into a one-sided blowout on Saturday when the No. 2 Florida Gators, led by a career-high four touchdown pass performance by sophomore quarterback Jeff Driskel, trampled the No. 7 South Carolina Gamecocks 44-11 in Gainesville, FL.
On a day in which ESPN's College GameDay emanated live from Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, Florida (7-0, 6-0 SEC) proved that it is a new team in year two under head coach Will Muschamp, preventing head coach Steve Spurrier and South Carolina (6-2, 4-2 SEC) from winning a third-straight game in the annual series.
The Gators turned three fumble recoveries into 21 first-half points and went five-for-five in the red zone, scoring a touchdown on every trip as they put the SEC East crown within their grasp pending the outcome of next week's game against Georgia.
Florida started the game on fire as sophomore cornerback Loucheiz Purifoy forced a fumble that was recovered on the South Carolina two-yard line by redshirt senior Buck linebacker Lerentee McCray on the first play from scrimmage. Faced with a third down, Driskel hit redshirt junior tight end Jordan Reed for a short touchdown to give UF a 7-0 lead less than a minute into the game.
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Entries tagged with: Delicate Steve
Jana Hunter at Free Press Summer Fest 2014 (more by Dana (distortion) Yavin)
Lower Dens singer and psych folk solo artist Jana Hunter has been pretty quiet since touring with Sharon Van Etten earlier this year, but she'll be capping off the year with two more shows in NYC. The first is one of the final Glasslands shows, happening Tuesday (12/9) with Christian Peslak (of Delicate Steve and Saint Rich) and special guests. Tickets for that show are on sale now.
She also plays the first night of Deer Tick's 6-night run at Brooklyn Bowl. That's Friday, December 26, the night Deer Tick plays NRBQ's Tiddlywinks and their own War Elephant in their entireties. Tickets for that show and most others in the Deer Tick residency are still available.
Those are Jana's only two announced shows at the moment. Watch a video of her below...
Continue reading "Jana Hunter playing one of Glasslands' final shows, opening for Deer Tick at Brooklyn Bowl"
Peter Silberman, Widowspeak, BDOD, Beach Fossils, Suckers, DOM, Beverly, TEEN, more playing final Glasslands shows
Peter Silberman (right) w/ The Antlers earlier this month (more by Greg Cristman)
Death by Audio is now closed for good, and as you've probably heard by now it's only about another month before its S. 2nd & Kent neighbor Glasslands will be the same. Like DbA, Glasslands is going out with some cool final shows like The Pains of Being Pure at Heart tonight (11/24) and others that we posted HERE. Since we last spoke, more of these cool shows have been announced, including:
TEEN and Beverly team up on December 4 with Charly Bliss and Scully (tickets).
The highly entertaining Peelander-Z return on December 6 with Life Size Maps and Hard Nips (tickets).
Suckers, DOM, Future Punx and Cameron Hull play on December 11 with a DJ set from MAZED (tickets).
Beach Fossils play December 17 with PC Worship, Jerry Paper, and Beach Fossils singer Dustin Payseur pulls double duty opening the show with his other band Laced (tickets).
Delicate Steve and Celestial Shore team up on December 18 (tickets).
Widowspeak and What Moon Things play together on December 20 (tickets).
There's a big holiday party on December 21 that will have a house band led by Darkside's Dave Harrington, featuring a number of guest singers from other Brooklyn bands including The Antlers' Peter Silberman, Bear In Heaven's Jon Philpot, Real Estate's Alex Bleeker, Here We Go Magic's Luke Temple, People Get Ready's Jen Goma and a handful of others. The house band also includes Dave Harrington/Nico Jaar collaborator Will Epstein, ARMS' Todd Goldstein and more. Full list of singers and house band lineup below. Tickets are on sale.
Bass Drum of Death play December 28 with Mitski (who plays Knitting Factory before that), Sundelles and LUSHES (tickets).
Other previously-announced upcoming Glasslands shows include TR/ST, Waxahatchee, Ducktails, Ex Cops, Com Truise, The Blow and more.
Dave Harrington holiday party info below...
Continue reading "Peter Silberman, Widowspeak, BDOD, Beach Fossils, Suckers, DOM, Beverly, TEEN, more playing final Glasslands shows"
pugkin @ McCarren Dog Costume parade (more by Mimi Hong)
No longer content to celebrate Halloween just on October 31, NYC has turned into a full week of festivities. We're mainly focusing on the music stuff, but a list of notable events follows...
First and foremost in the 41st Village Halloween Parade, which gives parades a good name and is usually worth going to. It happens on 6th Avenue North of Spring Street to 16th Street from 7 PM - 10:30 PM. And if you can't actually be there, NY1 broadcasts live from 8 PM - 9:30 PM.
As for music events, with a singer who has basically dressed like a vampire for the band's career and classic singles "Thanks for the Night," "Wait for the Blackout," and "In Dulce," The Damned remain perfectly suited for this sort of thing and you can see them at Irving Plaza on Halloween with TSOL (who have a horror punk vibe themselves), and The Briefs. (tickets). If you'd like to go for free, we're also giving away a pair of tickets. See details below.
Meanwhile, Damned guitarist (and maker of great solo records too), Captain Sensible will be playing a Halloween edition of the Sally Can't Dance party at Bowery Electric on Wednesday (10/29) with Fred Armisen, Mistress Formica and more (tickets).
On a similar tip, the Jerry Only-led version of Misfits play Irving Plaza tonight (10/28) and tickets are still available.
Meanwhile, former Misfit Glenn Danzig will be playing with his band Samhain at Best Buy Theater on the actual night of Samhain (the night after Halloween) (tickets).
And another former Misfits singer, Michale Graves, plays Coco 66 on Mischief Night (10/30). Tickets are on sale.
Primus will be playing Beacon Theatre on Halloween which is being billed as "An Evening With Primus and the Chocolate Factory." Primus just made an album based on Roald Dahl's classic children's book which definitely has some nightmare material in it. Tickets are still available.
Punk/klezmer/cabaret act World Inferno Friendship Society are throwing a "Hallowmas" bash at The Wick on Halloween. They are requesting you bring a pumpkin. Tickets are on sale.
CMJ buds Panache & Baby's All Right are thowing a Halloween Show that's not at Baby's -- it happens Halloween Friday at 338 Moffat (Studio L) with Purling Hiss, King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard, Meatbodies and Tonstartssbandht. Tickets are on sale now, including an option that includes a "limited edition surprise."
What will be at Baby's though is a dance party with Maurice Fulton, DJ Spun, Alex From Tokyo, The Almond Brothers and Paul Raffaele (tickets).
For an Halloween filled with current bands evoking the goth sound of the classic '80s period, Toxic Shock Syndrome is presenting "DEA†H ☧ RI†ES" on Friday at 496 Morgan Ave with Pop. 1280, Void Vision, Pawns, a DJ set by Frankie Teardrop and "more!" Tickets are on sale.
And then there's the Halloween show at Death by Audio with Knyfe Hyts, Oozing Wound, The Fucking Ocean, Red Dawn II and Alien Whale, plus in the "Haunted Mansion" there will be Aa, Justin Frye (of PC Worship) and Chat Logs. This will be your last chance to party at DbA on a Halloween as the venue closes in less than a month.
This year's Zombie Prom happens at Littlefield on Halloween with The Hollows, Sylvana Joyce & The Moment, Corn Mo, and T.R.J.B. (tickets).
Anamanaguchi will be DJing on Halloween at the 38 Bathhouse (353 Broadway, Manhattan) with Tallesen, Pleasure Centers, Bernard Herman (not the Hitchcock composer [who's dead]), and "Very Special Guests." Tickets are on sale.
Brooklyn Night Bazaar is throwing a two-night Halloween party on Friday and Saturday (11/1). Friday has Diarrhea Planet, Hop Along, Desert Sharks, Mitski and Banker$ DJ; Saturday has The So So Glos, Slothrust, Dinowalrus, Weird Womb and DJ Lady Guy. Both nights are free with costume contests ($500 cash prize).
And Long Island's The Paramount on Halloween is hosting Mastodon, Gojira & Kvelertak (tickets). The same lineup will play The Starland Ballroom in NJ the next night (tickets).
The Meat Puppets / Cass McCombs co-headlining tour hits NYC twice at Rough Trade this weekend. First on Halloween night (tickets) and then again the next night (sold out).
If you're the type who wants to hear post-rock on Halloween, you're in luck because This Will Destroy You's tour hits Bowery Ballroom that night (tickets).
And for you Twin Peaks fans out there, Glasslands is offering up a party called "Halloween In The Black Lodge," with a place both wonderful and strange performing a piece called "EYS OPEN DOORS: THE HIDDEN LIFE OF LAURA PALMER" as well as DJ sets by @Thatsourwaldo, and Smoking Mirror (Lewis Valleau of WOLVVES). Tickets for this midnight party are on sale now, though if you're name's Bob you may know another way in.
Of course the staple of Halloween shows is bands performing as other bands, and there are no shortage of those this year. You can get an early jump on that sort of thing on Wednesday (10/29) at Baby's All Right with Motion Studies (as Prince), Sunflower Bean (as Smashing Pumpkins), Dances (as The Strokes), Haybaby (as Yeah Yeah Yeahs), Scherzo (as Death From Above 1979). Tickets are on sale.
Then on Devil's Night (Thursday, 10/30) at Saint Vitus, Delicate Steve will be performing as Del Zeppelin with sets from Escalator Haters (Featuring members of Stalkers, Daddy Long Legs, The Casualties and Clit 45), Ice Balloons and Cher2K. That's a free show.
Delicate Steve will then perform as the Red Hot Chili Peppers at Silent Barn on Halloween (with RHCP touring member/Atoms for Peace member Mauro Refosco) along with Dear Leader (as The Neptunes), Heeney (as Weezer), Banned Books (as Pixies), Advaeta (as HOLE), members of Celestial Shore, Heaven's Gate and Journalism as blink-182 and a DJ set from Mr. Twin Sister.
For a different option that also features a band as Blink-182 head to Cake Shop on Halloween for Clean Girls who will be doing that, plus Vomitface (as Nirvana), Alien Trilogy (as Devo), Tape Deck Mountain (as Daniel Johnston's Delay Pedal), Death To Slater (as The Beach Boys), Schmear (as Meat Puppets), and Smell-O-Vision (as Television).
For a third blink-182 option and a second RHCP option, over at Shea Stadium on Halloween you can see Big Ups (as Red Hot Chili Peppers), Vulture Shit (as Presidents of USA), Flagland (as Blink-182), Bueno (as Frank Sinatra), and Huffers (as The Replacements). $8 at the door with costume, $10 without.
You can see Beach Fossils with members of Wild Nothing (as Devo), Celestial Shore (as T. Rex), Beverly (as the Pixies), and Roya (as Television Personalities), on Halloween at 338 Moffat (Studio E, different space than Purling Hiss show mentioned above). Tickets for that show are on sale.
You can also catch Mutual Benefit doing Beck's One Foot in the Grave in full at Glasslands on Halloween with Reo appearing as Lana Del Rey and Conveyor are doing an all-Buddy-Holly set (tickets). That's your last chance to ever see a Halloween show at Glasslands. We're giving away tickets too.
Of course there's also "the world's drunkest Guns n' Roses tribute band," Mr Brownstone, at Brooklyn Bowl on Friday (tickets).
If you're looking to dance, you can head to Cameo on Friday for Eric Duncan, Mike Simonetti, Dominique Keegan, Justin Vandervolgen, Evan Michael, Free Magic, and Faso (tickets)
Output on Halloween is throwing a "Boo Yourself" party with Danny Tenaglia and Rissa Garcia in the main space and Kasper Bjørke, Gerd Janson, and Justin Miller in The Panther Room (tickets).
At Verboten on Halloween it's Lee Burridge, Monkey Safari, Christian Löffler, and Bedouin (tickets).
The Check Yo Ponytail tour also rolls through NYC on Halloween which should definitely be a party. That happens at Warsaw with The Presets, Antwon, Chela and Franki Chan (tickets).
You can also turn down for what at Pier 94 on Halloween (moved from Barclays Center) with DJ Snake, Knife Party, Tommy Trash, Tchami and Milo & Otis (tickets).
On the movie front, Nitehawk Cinema is doing their all-night horror marathon "A Night to Dismember" with a program of sequels: Evil Dead II, The Bride of Frankenstein, Friday the 13th: Part 2, Dracula: Prince of Darkness, and Return of the Living Dead (tickets)
Videology (which has been hosting horror screenings all month) is showing '80s Tawny Kittaen classic Witchboard; and at Sunshine Cinema in the LES they're hosting a midnight screening of 1987 cult classic, The Monster Squad (tickets).
What else? A couple flyers, and some Halloween mixes courtesy Rdio, below...
David Byrne's Luaka Bop label celebrating 25th anniversary w/ NYC events, releasing William Onyeabor box set
David Byrne w/ Arcade Fire at Barclays Center (more by Dana (distortion) Yavin)
David Byrne's Luaka Bop label is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year, and leading up to the Atomic Bomb! The Music of William Onyeabor performance at Central Park's Modern Sky Festival (also including Blood Brothers, Cat Power, Liars and more), the label will celebrate with more events at NYC's Mmuseumm (Cortland Alley b/t Franklin St & White St in TriBeCa) from October 1-3. Mmuseumm is "is a modern natural history museum - devoted to the curation and exhibition of contemporary artifacts that illustrate the complexities of the modern world," and for the Luaka Bop celebration it will host "Javelin performing out of a car radio, Kings Go Forth's Andy Noble presenting his special 'Soul Field Recordings' project, Janka Nabay singing his three latest or oldest songs (we don't really know which), and Delicate Steve & Friends performing Harry Belafonte Live at Carnegie Hall." Events start at 7 PM each day and there will also be afterparties each day at Forlini's Restuarant (93 Baxter St) at 8:30 PM, and Winnie's Bar (104 Bayard St, karaoke anyone?) at 9:30. All events are FREE. Flyer below.
Luaka Bop is also releasing a two-part box set that reissues William Onyeabor's full discography on November 18. That also includes a Peaking Lights (who open for Real Estate on 10/2) remix of "Body and Soul," which you can stream below...
Continue reading "David Byrne's Luaka Bop label celebrating 25th anniversary w/ NYC events, releasing William Onyeabor box set"
tix on sale: Swans, Cymbals Eat Guitars, James, Thee Oh Sees, Mark Lanegan, Angel Olsen, SBTRKT & more
Tickets for the Lucinda Williams show at Beacon Theatre go on sale beginning today at 9 AM.
Tickets for the Swans show at Warsaw go on sale today at 10 AM.
Tickets for the Cymbals Eat Guitars show at Knitting Factory go on sale today at 10 AM.
Tickets for the James show at Webster Hall go on sale today at 10 AM.
Tickets for the Mark Lanegan show at the Marlin Room at Webster Hall go on sale at 10 AM.
Supersuckers are playing Knitting Factory on November 15. Tickets for that show go on sale today at 10 AM.
Tickets for the second Taking Back Sunday holiday show at Starland Ballroom, this one with Modern Baseball, go on sale at 10 AM.
Tickets for the Jason Isbell and Damien Jurado show at Beacon Theatre go on sale today at 11 AM.
Flogging Molly are playing The Capitol Theatre on December 2. Tickets for that show go on sale today at noon.
Tickets for the East India Youth shows at Mercury Lounge and Glasslands go on sale today at noon and 10 AM, respectively.
Tickets for the EIGHT Dr. Dog shows at Music Hall of Williamsburg and Bowery Ballroom go on sale today at noon.
Tickets for Thee Oh Sees and Jack Name shows at Bowery Ballroom and Warsaw go on sale today at noon.
Tickets for the Angel Olsen shows at Roulette and Bowery Ballroom go on sale today at noon.
Tickets for the second SBTRKT show at Terminal 5 go on sale today at noon. Tickets (same link) for the original show are still available.
Tickets for the Neil deGrasse Tyson and Eugene Mirman hosted edition of StarTalk Live! go on sale today at 11 AM.
Tickets for the Damien Rice shows at The Box and Warsaw go on sale today at noon.
Tickets for the Oh Land, Walking Shapes, Wardell and Sons of An Illustrious Father show at Bowery Ballroom go on sale today at noon.
Tickets for the newly added Kimbra and Empress Of show at Music Hall of Williamsburg go on sale today at noon. Tickets for her "special collaborative set" at Le Poisson Rouge with Kneebody on September 26 are on sale now.
Tickets for the Rufus & Martha Wainwright holiday shows at Town Hall go on sale today at noon.
Tickets for the newly-added Jenny Lewis show at The Space at Westbury go on sale today at noon. Tickets (same link) for her Terminal 5 show are still available.
Tickets for the newly-added Fitz & the Tantrums show at The Space at Westbury go on sale today at noon.
Tickets for the Demetri Martin show at Capitol Theatre go on sale today at noon.
Delicate Steve is playing Mercury Lounge on November 20 after his tour with Tame Impala. Tickets for that show go on sale today at noon.
Tickets for the Austin Psych Fest CMJ Showcase at Rough Trade featuring A Place to Bury Strangers, White Fence, Moon Duo, King Gizzard & the Wizard Lizard, Wampire, Bo Ningen, Spires, The Wytches and The Paperhead go on sale today at noon.
Tickets for the Aquarium Drunkard CMJ Showcase at Rough Trade featuring Kevin Morby, Twin Peaks, Modern Vices and Geronimo Getty go on sale today at noon.
PAWS, Flashlights, Orenda Fink and Amanda X are playing a Flowerbooking CMJ Showcase at Knitting Factory on October 25. Tickets for that show go on sale today at 10 AM. PAWS also play Shea with Solids during CMJ.
Blue Hawaii and Ballet School are playing a PopGun CMJ party at Glasslands on October 24. Tickets for that show are on sale now.
Wampire, CYMBALS, Spires, Dune Rats and Casual Sex are playing a PopGun CMJ party on October 21 at Glasslands. Tickets for that show are on sale now.
Matthew Dear is DJing a CMJ show on October 25 at Verboten with Roman Flügel and Daniel Avery. Tickets for that show are on sale now.
Browse our 'Tickets On Sale' tag for more recently announced NYC shows.
Browse our NYC Concert Calendar for shows happening today and every day - comedy shows, heavy metal concerts (courtesy of our heavy metal blog), and free shows included.
Tame Impala in California in 2013 (more by Chris Tuite)
Tame Impala recently announced a tour with Delicate Steve which hits NYC on November 9 at Beacon Theatre That show went on sale today and immediately sold out, but the band have now added a second date happening a day later (11/10) at the same venue. Tickets for the newly-added show are on sale RIGHT NOW so act quick (update: or they will be soooon).
Updated dates are listed below...
Continue reading "Tame Impala sold out Beacon Theatre, add 2nd date (on sale)"
Seltzer Boys = members of Yeasayer, Suckers & Delicate Steve; playing 2nd show in 3 years tonight (with Penis)
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Seltzer Boys is a songwriting collaboration/corporate merger between Austin Fisher (Suckers) and Anand Wilder (Yeasayer), with guitar by Steve Marion (Delicate Steve), and saxophone and studio wizardry by engineer Al Carlson (Peaking Lights, Yeasayer, Oneohtrix Point Never). The Seltzer Boys project began at The Stone, a non-profit space dedicated to experimental music, as part of a live performance series curated by Yale Evelev of Luaka Bop Records. Seltzer Boys's songs employ the patient dynamics of Spirit of Eden-era Talk Talk with Janet Jackson-size hooks. They are currently recording their first album and it's gonna be dank.They play Baby's All Right tonight (8/19), their 2nd show ever. The last one was years ago. Opening the Brooklyn show will be "feminist punk band" Penis, and a new collaboration between Baby's owner Zachary Mexico (The Octagon) and Graham Smith (Kleenex Girl Wonder) called Beuys.
In related news, Delicate Steve just announced a tour with Tame Impala.
In 2012, Seltzer Boys music appeared in a snowboarding video, that you can watch below...
Continue reading "Seltzer Boys = members of Yeasayer, Suckers & Delicate Steve; playing 2nd show in 3 years tonight (with Penis)"
Tame Impala at Big Day Out 2014 (more by Chris Graham)
Tame Impala, who recently placed very high on Pitchfork's list of the top 200 tracks of 2010-2014, have announced a short international tour to go down this November. The tour hits NYC at The Beacon Theatre on November 9. They'll be joined by New Jersey's Delicate Steve on all US dates. Tickets for the NYC show go on AmEx and Chase presale on Wednesday (8/20) at 11 AM and go on sale to the general public Friday (8/22) at noon.
All Tame Impala dates are listed below...
Continue reading "Tame Impala announce tour w/ Delicate Steve, playing Beacon Theater (dates)"
free Summerstage 2014 shows in Brooklyn's Red Hook Park, Betsy Head Park, Herbert Von King Park & more (schedule)
Marissa Nadler at Baby's All Right in March (more by Amanda Hatfield)
The schedule for the Summerstage 2014 Season was just announced, and as you may know, in addition to the shows in Central Park, there are also free shows in many other NYC parks too. Those include Brooklyn shows in Red Hook Park, Betsy Head Park, Herbert Von King Park and Brooklyn Bridge Park. Highlights of the Brooklyn Summerstage shows include:
6/3 - Ty Dolla $ign in Red Hook Park (in association with MeanRed Productions)Full Brooklyn Summerstage show schedule below...
6/4 - Mark McGuire, Marissa Nadler and Delicate Steve in Red Hook Park (in association with MeanRed Productions)
6/5 - Pro Era in Red Hook Park (in association with Lyricist Lounge)
6/10 - Duck Down BBQ w/ Boot Camp Clik & Friends in Betsy Head Park
6/18 Salute to Hip Hop w/ DJ Bent Roc, Chubb Rock, Dana Dane and Special Ed (in association with WBLS) in Herbert Von King Park
6/22 - Frankie Knuckles tribute w/ screening of Hands to the Sky (in association with ImageNation Cinema Foundation) in Herbert Von King Park
Continue reading "free Summerstage 2014 shows in Brooklyn's Red Hook Park, Betsy Head Park, Herbert Von King Park & more (schedule)"
Delicate Steve played Baby's w/ Deradoorian & Dustin Wong (pics), playing Red Hook Summerstage w/ Marissa Nadler
photos by David Andrako
Delicate Steve @ Baby's All Right - 4/20/14
In the midst of the Avey Tare's Slasher Flicks / Dustin Wong tour, Dustin Wong and Slasher Flicks member (Angel) Deradoorian took a night off to team up with the jammy Delicate Steve for a Brooklyn show at Baby's All Right last night (4/20), following that venue's Grateful Dead Brunch. Pictures of that show are in this post.
Avey Tare's Slasher Flicks and Dustin Wong continue their tour in NYC tonight (4/21) with a sold-out show at Bowery Ballroom.
Meanwhile, Delicate Steve announced that he'll be playing one of this year's Summerstage shows in Red Hook Park on June 7 with psych-folk musician Marissa Nadler and ambient guitarist/ex-Emeralds member Mark McGuire. That's one of many upcoming dates for Marissa Nadler. Her full tour schedule, and more pics from Delicate Steve's Baby's show, below...
Continue reading "Delicate Steve played Baby's w/ Deradoorian & Dustin Wong (pics), playing Red Hook Summerstage w/ Marissa Nadler"
What's going on Easter Sunday? (4/20, Joey Bada$$, Delicate Steve, Goatwhore, Inc, Dead Brunch, Lip Talk & more)
You can browse our full NYC show calendar for all of tonight's shows, but here are some highlights...
Delicate Steve, Dustin Wong, Deradoorian @ Baby's All Right
Pasta lovers rejoice, as there is some gourmet noodling going on tonight with mostly-instrumental group Delicate Steve, the exquisite loop pedal work of Dustin Wong and Dirty Projectors/Avey Tare associate Deradoorian.
Joey Bada$$, Lil Bibby, CJ Fly, Kirk Knight, Nyck Caution, Black Dave, Mick Jenkins, Kris Kasanova, Shakespeare @ Music Hall of Williamsburg
Happy 4/20! (I mean Easter.) The Smokers Club is celebrating at Music Hall of Williamsburg tonight with an absolutely stacked hip hop show that includes local fave Joey Bada$$ and many other members of his Pro Era crew (CJ Fly, Kirk Knight, Nyck Caution). plus there's young rising Chicago rapper Lil Bibby and still many more. Sold out.
Inc., Ian Isiah, Shayne HBA (DJ), Special Guest @ Knitting Factory
It's a good night for alt-R&B at Knitting Factory with indie-leaning duo Inc. and auotune lover Ian Isiah (who plays with a full band tonight). Plus, they're promising a special guest.
Hank Wood and the Hammerheads, DIE, Savageheads, The Impalers, Razorheads @ The Wick (NY's Alright)
New York's Alright ends today with just one show, this 4 PM show at new-ish Brooklyn venue The Wick headlined by Farfisa-fueled garage punks Hank Wood and the Hammerheads.
Goatwhore, 1349, Inquisition, Black Crown Initiate @ Saint Vitus
The Metal Alliance tour just hit NYC's Irving Plaza last night with Behemoth, Goatwhore, 1349, Inquisition, & Black Crown Initiate. Tonight, everyone but the headliners take a night to squeeze in a smaller show at Brooklyn's Saint Vitus. Needless to say, this one will be getting more wild than Irving Plaza.
Koen Holtkamp (from Mountains), Mind Over Mirrors, Mike Wexler @ Union Pool
Koen Holtkamp of Mountains put out a solo album, Motion, earlier this year via Thrill Jockey which saw him making similarly excellent drone to that of his main project. Also on tonight's show are his likeminded Chicago tourmates Mind Over Mirrors and NYC psych-folk musician Mike Wexler.
Dead Brunch @ Baby's all Right
Before the Delicate Steve show at Baby's, you can get your 4/20 on with the (Grateful) Dead Brunch happening from 11 AM to 5 PM. Is anyone bringing weed tea?
Higgins Waterproof Black Magic Band, Lions, Sean Lennon (DJ Set), One Tusk (DJ Set), Still Life (DJ Set) @ Brooklyn Bowl
Tonight's edition of the free It's A School Night party is headlined by TV on the Radio offshoot Higgins Waterproof Black Magic Band and also functions as a listening party for the the album by Sean Lennon's Ghost of a Sabertooth Tiger. Free with RSVP.
Holly Golightly @ Rough Trade
Once a member of Billy Childish's band Thee Headcoatees, Holly Golightly has been solo for nearly 20 years. She just released her new album All Her Fault, which is another fine slice of raw rockabilly garage.
Brooklyn Folk Festival @ The Bell House
The three-day celebration of all things acoustic, rustic and down-to-earth concludes today.
Comedy Night @ Knitting Factory
Big league comedy talent (Chris Rock, Louis CK, etc) show up regularly (and unannounced) for Hannibal's very popular free comedy show at Knitting Factory's front bar. Get there early.
Lip Talk, Tomboy @ Glasslands
Formerly known as Railbird, Lip Talk make slinky, electronic-tinged pop. Check out their EP below. Brooklyn duo Tomboy open.
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Mac DeMarco played songs from his upcoming 'Salad Days' LP at Brooklyn Night Bazaar w/ Hunters (videos/review)
Hunters & Mac DeMarco @ Brooklyn Night Bazaar
One of the funniest things about seeing a show at Brooklyn Night Bazaar is that most of the attendees have absolutely no idea what time anything is happening. We hit the entrance about 8:15 and fell into line behind one group who was convinced Hunters started at 10 (they started at 8:45) and another who was sure they had already missed Mac DeMarco's set (he went on at 11:45). To be fair, the Night Bazaar's website doesn't provide a whole ton of information about set times, but checking Twitter can be quite revelatory.
Hunters kicked off the night, sounding as tight as ever. They raced through a no-nonsense onslaught of punk-tempo songs with very few pauses in between. I was listening to their full-length after the show and was surprised by how much faster all the songs were performed live. Vocalists Isabel Almeida and Derek Watson bring a ton of energy to the stage, and impressively maintained their sound as they danced in circles, slid down speakers, and egged on the rather impressively-sized mosh pit that formed in front of the stage.
There was a noticeably long break before Delicate Steve, and as the band began, the show area started to get uncomfortably crowded, with a good portion of the attentive audience pushed back into the picnic tables and vendors. Both Mac and Steve had to ask the entire crowd to move back at various points, as the first few rows of fans were crammed somewhat dangerously against the stage barrier.
Steve's set was still very enjoyable, and his unique brand of slide-guitar anthems kept the energy high and offered a refreshing contrast to the moodier textures of Hunters. If Hunters' set was about shaking off the week, Steve's was about starting the weekend, and there was plenty of dancing and crowd surfing to salute the music's celebratory vibe.
Delicate Steve play NYC again on April 2 at Le Poisson Rouge with Javelin (tickets).
Mac took the stage shortly after Steve, armed with an electric guitar and a can of Coors. I had no musical expectations for the set, imagining a Mac DeMarco solo set to be more about Mac as person than Mac as musician. This is the man, after all, who released this single only one day prior. However, the show turned out to be quite musically fulfilling. Mac's voice sounded excellent, and the songs sounded unexpectedly rich in the solo setting. Mac treated the audience to debut solo performances of "Ode To Viceroy" and "My Kind Of Woman" by request, and he also showed off quite a bit of new material, teasing Captured Tracks owner Mike Sniper about not being able to tell the audience when the new record is being released.
Of course, his personality was also on full display. The man was as charming as ever, laughing to himself in the middle of songs, singing his own guitar solos, inviting all of Delicate Steve to help him cover Jonathan Richman's "I'm Just Beginning To Live," and ending the show by crowd-surfing his way off stage. As is to be expected from any solo show by a typically full-band-bearing artist, not everyone in the audience was equally engaged, and around 30% of the crowd left by the fourth song (which actually freed up some much needed room on the floor).
Mac eventually ditched the guitar and began performing karaoke style, which provided the audience a much more informed understanding of how the new record will actually sound. For starters, one of the songs is really synthy: "Steely Dan," "Washed Out," "chillwave," and "was that serious?" were tossed around immediately after it was performed. On the whole, however, the record's basic songwriting style stays very much the same as 2, featuring Mac's laid-back delivery and plenty of grower hooks that are likely to only get better with time. Oh, and every song is still about cigarettes or his girlfriend. Not that we mind.
You can watch videos of Mac playing three of those new songs at the Night Bazaar show, and listen to him perform some others on a CKUA radio show (during which he confirmed the new album's title, Salad Days) below as well. Also below is the "album teaser" which may be a less helpful hint of what the album will sound like than these other videos...
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Brooklyn Night Bazaar expands schedule (Swearin', Har Mar Superstar, Caspian, So So Glos, Pizza Underground & more)
Swearin' at Bowery Ballroom in September (more by PSquared)
The Brooklyn Night Bazaar is up and running in its new permanent Greenpoint location, offering shopping, food, fun, and free music every Friday and Saturday. There's a few previously discussed upcoming shows, including SISU on Friday (12/20), two Psychic TV shows later in the month, and the Panache weekend (1/10 & 1/11) that includes Mac DeMarco, Imperial Teen, Dot Wiggin Band and more. And since we last spoke, more shows have been announced.
The So So Glos play this Saturday (12/21) with a stacked lineup of California X, Palehound, and Darlings. It's the night after So So Glos open for Brand New at The Paramount.
Swearin' co-headline with Cymbals Eat Guitars with strong local support from Low Fat Getting High on January 3, a one-off before their 2014 tour which includes NYC shows at Cake Shop (3/6) and Rough Trade (3/7) (tix).
Synth popsters MNDR will be there on January 17 with The Mast and Yeasayer associate Sinkane is there the next day (1/18).
Macaulay Culkin's pizza-themed Velvet Undergound tribute band The Pizza Underground is there on January 24 opening for French Horn Rebellion (maybe they'll have more than eight minutes of material by then), along with Seasick Mama and Heavenly Beat. And the day after that, the highly entertaining Har Mar Superstar (1/25), who just played Bowery Ballroom (12/17) will headline.
Brooklyn's dark, reverby Crystal Stilts will take over on February 8.
And atmospheric post-rockers Caspian, who recently headlined Bowery Ballroom, will make things a little more epic at Brooklyn Night Bazaar on March 1.
Other additions were announced too, and you can check out the full current schedule (along with full lineups for each date, if available), below...
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Mac DeMarco played M for Montreal (pics), playing Brooklyn Night Bazaar (Delicate Steve, Imperial Teen & more, too)
photos by Ellie Pritts; words by Bill Pearis
Mac DeMarco @ Club Soda, MTL 11/23/2013
Mac DeMarco and his band played the 2013 M for Montreal twice last week. First, as Walter TV, where Mac just plays bass, with Pierce McGarry on vocals and guitar. Then on Saturday night, he headlined (and sold out) the 1000-capacity Club Soda. Both shows were completely bananas, featuring constant stage diving and crowd surfing, male nudity and other shenanigans. (Club Soda also got impromptu covers "Takin' Care of Business," "Message in a Bottle," "Enter Sandman," and "Stairway to Heaven" in addition to Mac-penned favorites.) Pictures from Club Soda are in this post.
After a tour of Asia and Australia, Mac's Walter TV buds are moving to Los Angeles to be a band full-time while Mac is living in Brooklyn for a while. His third album, due out next year on Captured Tracks, is in the can. We might get a taste of LP#3 here in NYC when Mac DeMarco plays a solo set at Brooklyn Night Bazaar on January 10, with Delicate Steve, Hunters and C/T domo Mike Sniper on DJ duty. Like all Brooklyn Night Bazaar shows, it's free.
That's part of a weekend presented by Panache Booking. The next night (1/11) features Imperial Teen, Dot Wiggin Band, Arp, and Juan Wauters.
More M for Montreal 2013 coverage is HERE and HERE, with more to come. More pics plus a NSFW instagram video from Mac DeMarco's set at M below...
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Luke Temple released new LP (streams), doing guest-filled NYC "improvisational" residency in December & other dates
While he's spent the last few years concentrating on Here We Go Magic, Luke Temple recently returned to solo mode with Good Mood Fool which was released a couple weeks ago via Secretly Canadian. On it, he bathes in warm funk and gentle reggae, giving things an enjoyably mellow vibe. You can check out the video for "Florida" and a couple other tracks below, and the whole record can be heard via Spotify.
Temple is currently finishing up a short East Coast tour with his band that includes Eliot Krimsky (Glass Ghost, Here We Go Magic), Mike Johnson (Dirty Projectors) and Brian Betancourt (Hospitality). He'll then head to Europe but on his return he's doing a December residency at Union Pool, playing the first three Tuesdays of the month. He's gathered some pretty impressive talent to open on the nights:
DECEMBER 3 (tickets)As a unifying theme, all of the sets during the residency will be improvised.
MEMS (5) - (Ofir Ganon and Greg Sarnier of Deerhoof)
CHRIS BEAR (of Grizzly Bear)
DECEMBER 10 (tickets)
SAM OWENS (of Celestial Shore)
STEVE MARION (of Delicate Steve)
DECEMBER 17 (tickets)
ADAM SCHATZ (of Man Man, Landlady, etc)
JEREMY GUSTIN AND INDIGO STREET (of Delicate Steve)
RYAN SEATON (of Callers)
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pics from Maxwell's final night (The Bongos, "a", Individuals, Delicate Steve, farewell block party & more)
photos by Ken Bachor
The Bongos w/ Glenn Mercer / Todd Abramson, Steve Fallon & Ira Kaplan / block party
"I think Todd said it best," the Bongos guitarist James Mastro said during the block party, referring to Mr. Abramson. "It's like a Mardi Gras funeral. It's sad, but it's also a celebration. The Bongos must have played a couple of hundred shows here, more than any place we've ever played."We already did a wrap-up of Hoboken club Maxwell's final night (7/31) and here we have a set of pictures, including both the farewell block party outside and the two shows inside with Delicate Steve and The Individuals (early), and "a" and The Bongos (late). The pics also include shots of original Maxwell's owner Steve Fallon, Todd Abramson, Yo La Tengo's Ira Kaplan and Georgia Hubley, The Feelies' Glenn Mercer, WFMU's Gaylord Fields and more.
Gaylord Fields, a disc jockey for WFMU-FM, who was spinning discs at the block party, evoked the funeral-celebration dichotomy as well.
"It's like any departure," Mr. Fields said. "You don't feel it until afterwards. I don't miss Maxwell's now. I'll miss it a month from now." - [NY Times]
In related news, NYC Taper has posted his recording of Mission of Burma's late show at Maxwell's on Sunday night which you can download.
More pics from Maxwell's final night, plus a few videos, are below.
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Delicate Steve added to final night at Maxwell's and tickets on sale now; Single Dynamite (feat Ira Kaplan & Janet Weiss) opened for Lee Ranaldo
Lee Ranaldo & The Dust / Single Dynamite (via @countfeed / @everydayanothersong)
This is it, the last day for iconic Hoboken rock club, Maxwell's which is shutting it's doors tonight (or the wee hours of Thursday) after 35 years. Last night's penultimate show at Maxwell's was headlined by Lee Ranaldo & The Dust. One of the openers was a mystery group, Single Dynamite, which turned out to include Yo La Tengo's Ira Kaplan and Quasi drummer Janet Weiss. Did anyone go last night? How was it?
UPDATE: Check out a full set of pictures from the Lee Ranaldo/Single Dynamite show.
Meanwhile, today's Maxwell's closing block party starts at 4 PM on the street outside the club. In addition to the already-announced line-up of The Bongos, The Individuals and "a", Delicate Steve has been added to the bill. NJ.com reports that thing may be broken up into two separate shows inside the club: Delicate Steve and The Individuals at 6 PM; and then The Bongos and "a" at 9 PM.
The block party is free but the shows are notTickets ($10) for those final two shows (Individuals, Delicate Steve and The Bongos and "a") go on sale at 2 PM today.
Delicate Steve offshoot Saint Rich sign to Merge, releasing debut LP in October, touring w/ Wild Belle (dates & stream)
Steve Marion and his Delicate Steve bandmate Christian Peslak have formed an offshoot group called Saint Rich. The duo -- which is Christian on guitar/vocals and Steve on drums -- will release their debut album, Beyond The Drone, on October 1 via Merge. You can stream first single, "Officer," below and download it for free from Bandcamp.
Saint Rich will be touring with Wild Belle starting in September. That tour includes a show in NYC at Bowery Ballroom on October 8 and tickets are still available.
All tour dates are listed, along with the song stream, below...
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Delicate Steve @ T5, 2012 (more by Amanda Hatfield)
As mentioned, Delicate Steve is playing shows this summer, including Glasslands on September 6 (tickets). If you'd like to see him before that and not have to pay to get in, Delicate Steve is playing a free show at Mercury Lounge on June 22 with Superhuman Happiness. The only way to RSVP is via the Thrillcall mobile app which is available on iPhone/iPad, Google, and Android devices. RSVP on the app will open on Wednesday (6/12).
Delicate Steve has also added a bunch more dates since we last posted about him and all are listed below...
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Delicate Steve @ 4Knots Fest 2013 (more by Chris La Putt)
Delicate Steve was among the performers scheduled to play GoogaMooga on Sunday that didn't end up happening on account of rain. For those who were especially looking forward to his appearance and don't mind waiting a while longer, Delicate Steve will play NYC at Glasslands on September 6. The rest of the bill is still TBA but tickets are on sale now. Steve also recently provided music for a drawn-on-film animated short called "Tallest Heights and you can watch that below.
Delicate Steve's only other 2013 date is part of the snowboard community-related Friendly Gathering Festival which happens in Windham, VT on June 28 & 29 and also features, Assembly of Dust, Rubblebucket and others. Full line-up is below.
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people waiting to get in Sunday morning (via)
They really thought they were going to open today. They even announced that more tickets were being released today and that James Murphy, following in Sharon Jones's footsteps, had cancelled his performance today due to a family emergency. But the rain has won, and the second day of the 2nd GoogaMooga is now officially CANCELLED. The people pictured above waiting to get in today are probably especially upset.
Official reason: "NYC Parks Dept, Prospect Park Alliance & #Googamooga have canceled today's event in the interest of safety & prevention of damage to park."
All Sunday VIP ticket purchases will be refunded in full.
Bands and DJS that were supposed to play today included Delicate Steve, Cults, De La Soul, Kool & the Gang (instead of Sharon Jones), Nancy Whang & Pat Mahoney (instead of James Murphy), and M.A.K.U. Sound System.
Stay tuned for our pictures from Friday and Saturday, coming soon. Meanwhile watch a channel 12 video report that was filmed in the park early Saturday (it claims GoogaMooga will be back "bigger and better in 2014"), and a video of the Flaming Lips playing "You Lust" on Friday (you can hear people screaming "Vaseline, Vaseline!"), below...
GoogaMooga 2013 lineup & tix (Father John Misty, Sharon Van Etten, De La Soul, Sharon Jones, Matt & Kim, and more)
GoogaMooga 2012 (more by Chris La Putt)
Brooklyn food, drink, and music festival The Great GoogaMooga, who we're sure have been working hard on figuring out to do things better the second time around, have announced the lineup for their second year which goes down from May 17 to 19 at Prospect Park. We just mentioned that the fest begins with a kickoff show on the Friday (5/17) with Yeah Yeah Yeahs, The Flaming Lips, and The Darkness. The rest of the lineup includes Matt & Kim, Father John Misty, Sharon Van Etten, Lee Fields & the Expressions, and more playing on Saturday; and Sharon Jones & the Dap-KIngs, De La Soul (who recently announced a tour with LL Cool J, Public Enemy, and Ice Cube), Cults, The Soul Rebels, Delicate Steve, and more playing on Sunday.
Tickets for the kickoff show and VIP Cocktail Experience tickets for Saturday and Sunday go on sale Thursday (3/28) at noon, and general admission tickets for Saturday and Sunday become available in an online ticket giveaway which runs from April 1 to 3. "Complimentary tickets will be awarded at random and recipients will be notified by email on or before Wednesday, April 10."
Check out pictures of day 1 and day 2 of last year's festival.
Full music food and drink lineup below...
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Delicate Steve @ 4Knots Fest 2012 (more by Chris La Putt)
Like nearly every notable musician in the universe, Delicate Steve is going to be playing at this year's SXSW Festival and has planned a tour around the occasion. The tour kicks off on March 1 at the Stanhope House in Stanhope, NJ and hits NYC a few days later for a show at 295 Kent on March 5 with Celestial Shore and Total Slacker. Advance tickets are on sale now and all tour dates are listed below.
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of Montreal, Chelsea Light Moving, Merchandise, Mac DeMarco, & more playing Savannah Stopover before SXSW
SXSW is no doubt a great way to see a lot of bands in a short amount of time and can be a lot of fun. But it can also be a little much for some. If you'd like to see many of the same bands but in a more genteel setting, you might be interested in The Savannah Stopover which happens the weekend before SXSW (March 7 - 9) in at various clubs in Savannah, Georgia. Over 100 bands will play, including Of Montreal, Merchandise, Mac DeMarco, Chelsea Light Moving, Hunters, Braids, Delicate Steve, Turbo Fruits, Ducktails and loads more.
Tickets ($30 per day or $75 for three-day pass) are on sale now and more info is at Savannah Stopover's website. The full announced lineup is below.
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Peter of HWGM @ Brooklyn Bowl, 9/18/2012 (more by Sarah Gainer)
Here We Go Magic's A Different Ship has made a few Best of 2012 lists, including ones from The Fly, Q, Johnny Beach of Bowery Presents and Freelance Whales. But what records did they like this year? Drummer Peter Hale submitted a list to us, with the following note:
Two confessions: I've ordered these very haphazardly, and I added my band's record as number one.Here We Go Magic only have one show on their schedule: January 17 at Le Poisson Rouge and tickets are on sale now. Meanwhile, HWGM started a Pledge Music campaign to fund a new live EP. There are some fun incentives, including having Peter cook for you or a private gig from the band.
I don't get asked to do this very often (maybe that's why), but I'm honored to do it and humbled (really) by the multitude of beautiful records. I'm probably wrong, but I imagine anyone who's ever worked as hard as he or she could on an album would agree that celebrating it is the best way to let it go; to release it not just to the public, but from those straps -- the emotions and toil -- that bind it so closely to our hearts. Like so many graduation days, this is letting go. What a great year!
You can check out their Pledge Music video below, alongside Peter's Top 11 of 2012.
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You can now buy Guild Wars 2 from ArenaNet again
On August 30, ArenaNet ceased its sales of Guild Wars 2 and restocking of retail inventories as a measure to "ensure that players who bought the game would continue to have the best online experience possible." We knew people were hyped for this one, but yikes. Overflow servers be damned.
"Preserving the customer experience has always been our top priority," said ArenaNet president and co-founder Mike O'Brien. "We're supporting Guild Wars 2 for the long run. We'll always do what it takes to deliver the best online gaming experience for our customers, even when that means throttling sales."
The company has since deployed new servers in North America and Europe, in addition to "nearly doubling" its base of customer support agents. Having not played recently, I can't speak from first-hand experience, but ArenaNet is confident enough to have re-opened first-party sales of Guild Wars 2. Here's hoping!
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Acasti Completes Phase II Double Blind (TRIFECTA) And Pharmacokinetic Trials
LAVAL, Quebec, July 9, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Acasti Pharma Inc. (" Acasti" or the " Corporation") (Nasdaq:ACST) (TSX-V:APO), an emerging biopharmaceutical company focused on the research, development and commercialization of new krill oil-based forms of omega-3 phospholipid therapies for the treatment and prevention of certain cardiometabolic disorders, announces the completion of two trials, the Phase II double-blind, placebo-controlled (TRIFECTA) study and the Pharmacokinetic (PK) trial.
"The conclusion of the clinical studies is a key milestone in our drug development program and we look forward to obtaining results for the two trials," said Andre Godin, Interim President and Chief Executive Officer of Acasti. The results of the Phase II and PK trials are an important part of Acasti's on-going discussions with the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to obtain approval to conduct a Phase III trial in the USA.
Phase II TRIFECTA TrialThe primary objective of the TRIFECTA trial is to evaluate the safety and efficacy of CaPre® in reducing triglyceride levels in patients with mild to severe hypertriglyceridemia. Upon reaching the number of targeted patients, a planned second blinded interim analysis indicated a significant clinical signal, without any safety concerns. Given that the stopping threshold had been met, the data review committee members recommended that there was sufficient evidence of a treatment effect that warranted the termination of the study. The Corporation intends to unblind the study and top-line results are expected by the end of September 2014, with full data coming out in the following quarter. In Acasti's previously completed Phase II open-label (COLT) trial, CaPre® was found to be safe and effective in reducing triglyceride levels in patients with hypertriglyceridemia. Triglyceride lowering activity was seen at all doses tested. As well, CaPre® also had a positive impact on multiple lipoproteins, including high-density lipoprotein (HDL – good cholesterol) and non-HDL, and no significant deleterious effect on low-density lipoprotein (LDL – bad cholesterol). "If this lipid efficacy is maintained throughout our clinical trials, it could be a key differentiator from other omega-3 prescription drugs currently on the market," highlighted Mr. Pierre Lemieux, PhD, Chief Operating Officer of Acasti.
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Dr. Kenneth Sarch leaves a long legacy of accomplishments in the classroom and around the world. The professor of music retired in May 2013 after nearly two decades at MU. ?>On campus, he built the symphony orchestra into a dynamic, full unit that impressed audiences and received well-deserved accolades and he started a String Chamber Orchestra. He added flair to the performances with his showmanship and humor.
The Julliard graduate came to MU in 1995 to teach violin and viola and conduct.
Over the years he was awarded two Fulbright Scholar Awards in music to teach, perform and conduct in Brazil and Bolivia, the 2003 PMEA Citation of Excellence in College Music Education and USIA Arts America Grants to Panama, Brazil, Jordan and Israel
He was invited 10 times to conduct the Panama National Youth Orchestra Music Festival in Panama City. He founded and was the first conductor of Orquesta Sinfonica Juvenil in Santa Cruz, Bolivia and returned in August 2013 as Guest Conductor in a program of American music and Violin Soloist performing the Mendelssohn Violin Concerto to celebrate the orchestra's 10th anniversary.
In the U.S, Ken presented Recitals, String Workshops, Master Classes and Clinics at state, regional and national music conventions, universities and music schools. He has done numerous guest conducting appearances at District, Regional, and All-county orchestras in 12 states, as well as fulfilling international conducting and performing invitations in Brazil, Jordan, Israel, Venezuela, Bolivia, Panama and Puerto Rico.
He performed the world premiere of Panamanian composer Narcisco Garay's "Violin Sonata" written in 1901 and the Beethoven "Kreutzer" Sonata at the International Saint Malo Festival.
Ken served as president and state newsletter editor of the PA Delaware String Teachers Association and National String and Chamber Music Program Chairs for MTNA (Music Teachers National Association).
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Ken's publications reflect his scholarly curiosity and wide reach. They include: "Colonial Williamsburg Odyssey," for String Orchestra (six movements based on early American music); "Ahlan Sabaya Alfarah," ( Arabic Dance for strings with finger cymbals and drum); "March, Minuet and Capriccio by Ben Franklin," based on Franklin's manuscripts; "The Rink and The Bank Robbery," music for two of Charlie Chaplin's silent films.
Early in his career, Ken was Assistant to acclaimed violinist and teacher, Roman Totenberg, who died last year at age 101.
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Just fyi, there are two seperate areas located behind two distinct store fronts. The basement Wo Hop is geared specifically towards 'foreigners' (i.e westerners/guai lo). This is the one with the signed photos. There are no Chinese folks in the basement Wo Hop because they do not serve traditional Chinese food. They only served the Americanized dishes. If you want to go to the authentic 'Chinese' Wo Hop, go a couple doors south past a few store fronts. They have menus in Chinese, traditional Chinese dishes and Chinese clientele.
Posted by Anonymous on 04/16/2005
I as well do not see the big fuss, I have had much better chinese food in the boroughs. I suppose it is good for late night picking, but to go out of the way to eat there is not recommended. Service was fine, and prices were very cheap. Overall wouldn't go out of my way.
Posted by big fan (not a Chinese name) on 04/05/2005
I was introduced to this place in high school and we used to make runs in the middle of the night to get some eats. The beef chow fun and General Tso's chicken are highly recommended! I can't speak of many other dishes, since I stick to the tried, tested and proven. I have taken many here and ordered the aforementioned, and nothing but accolades from the newcomers.
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17 students for Lennoxville, Quebec, Canada, in NYC for the Model United Nations, were seated within 30 min. The food was served fast and was great. We all got t-shirts and are now the Wo Hop Crew. We highly recommend the place. Go for it.
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The food was okay but not great. Pretty cheap, typical for Chinatown. Lots of other choices in the neighborhood. Most interesting features: tiny hole in the ground (basement), through a most nondescript entrance - amazing it has lasted this long; the many autographed photos of local celebs, firefighters and police on the walls; and that it's open 24 hours.
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|"Nakoula Basseley Nakoula, the man believed to be behind the anti-Islam movie that's sparked international outrage, may be on his way back to jail. He met with federal authorities late last night to review whether his participation in the movie violated his probation.
Federal officials told CNN yesterday evening that they've begun reviewing Nakoula Basseley Nakoula's probation. Nakoula is still serving five years probation that began in 2011 when he was released from jail for using false Social Security numbers to open bank and credit card accounts. The L.A. Times and Reuters both report Nakoula voluntarily left his California home to meet with federal authorities late last night. As Reuters explains, Nakoula could be headed back behind bars:
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