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What's going on Saturday? (Tess Parks, Krallice, Antietam, I Am the Avalanche, Two Inch Astronaut, Smithereens, more)
Tess Parks
You can browse our full NYC show calendar for all of tonight's shows, but here are some highlights...
Tess Parks, LODRO, Heavy Birds @ Baby's All Right
Is your favorite Brian Jonestown Massacre song is "Anenome," the groovy Their Satanic Majesties' Second Request track that featured lead vocals by Mara Keagle? If so, you're likely gonna dig I Declare Nothing, a new album by Canadian singer Tess Parks made with BJM domo Anton Newcombe. While Tess' voice leans a little more towards Courtney Love's rasp than Keagle's smoky coo, there's a very similar vibe going on here.
Skaters, Drew Citron (of Beverly), Alex Levine (of So So Glos), Carlos (of Bikes in the Kitchen) (all DJ sets) @ McCarren Hotel & Pool
The So So Glos are throwing a new free monthly party at McCarren Hotel & Pool with DJ sets from 10 PM to 2 AM. This is the first one.
I Am The Avalanche, Timeshares, Make War @ Music Hall of Williamsburg
The Movielife's reunion is back in full force with continued touring plans and new music promised, but singer Vinnie Caruana isn't abandoning his other band I Am the Avalanche. This is their first show with their original lineup in two years (rescheduled from 1/23 because of the storm). Timeshares are worth catching too.
Krallice, Yellow Eyes, Acme String Trio @ Saint Vitus
Experimental black metal band Krallice have been on a roll lately, with last year's great Ygg Huur followed by the even better Hyperion EP on New Year's Day. Needless to say, there's a lot to look forward to tonight.
Florist, Long Beard, Vagabon, Yours Are The Only Ears @ Shea Stadium
Local lo-fi pop artist Florist celebrate their new album The Birds Outside Sang at this show. It's especially worth catching the slowcore-ish Long Beard too.
Flagland, Two Inch Astronaut, Cheap Dinosaurs, Infinity Girl, Stove @ Palisades
Two Inch Astronaut make post-hardcore that hearkens back to the mid-'90s Dischord era. They particularly sound a bit like Shudder to Think. Their new record Personal Life just hit the web, and now they're in NYC to support it.
Physical Therapy, UMFANG, Doss, Negative Gemini @ Palisades
There's plenty of good electronic music on this bill, and it's worth getting there early for alt-pop artist Negative Gemini.
Silent Servant, Bill Converse, Jahiliyya Fields, FORMA @ Market Hotel
This is the first Bunker party at Market Hotel and, with no snow in the forecast, may the party commence.
Antietam, Speed The Plough, Heroes of Toolik @ Union Hall
Both Antietam and Speed the Plow have been NYC indie rock staples for 30 years. Catch a little bit of history tonight.
The Smithereens @ B.B. King's
The Smithereens first two albums are bona-fide '80s alt-rock classics, with hits like "Blood and Roses," "House We Used to Live In" and "Behind the Wall of Sleep." The band are still making great classic-style pop.
Buster Pointdexter @ Cafe Carlyle
New York Doll singer David Johansen puts back on the tux and his party-friendly Buster Poindexter persona for a night of saucy cabaret at this fancypants supper club.
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What's going on Saturday? (Gogol Bordello, The Bunker 12th anniversary, Tony Visconti, Geoff Rickly, Emperor X, more)
Man Man at Williamsburg Park in 2013 (more by Amanda Hatfield)
You can browse our full NYC show calendar for all of tonight's shows, but here are some highlights...
Gogol Bordello, Ana Tijoux, Man Man @ Terminal 5
Gogol Bordello often play NYC on New Year's Eve, but this year they did it in Philly. However, they're back now for a two-night run which wraps up tonight, and what better time than the weekend after NYE to keep the party going?
Tijuana Panthers, The Garden @ Asbury Lanes
Long Beach, CA's Tijuana Panthers make superior beachy garage rock, as heard on this year's Wayne Interest.
Jonathan Toubin, Juan Wauters, EZTV @ Brooklyn Night Bazaar
It's a "Captured Tracks/New York Night Train HAPPENING!" featuring live sets from Juan Wauters and EZTV, plus Hula Hoop Harlot Melissa Anne, and DJ sets from Toubin and Captured Tracks domo Mike Sniper. That show is free but you can RSVP to skip the line.
Tony Visconti, Suzanne Vega, Richard Barone (The Bongos) Kiah Victoria, Larkin Grimm @ City Winery
Guitarist, producer and frequent Bowie collaborator Tony Visconti is presenting "The TV Show," featuring a host of special guests, including Suzanne Vega, Richard Barone (The Bongos) Kiah Victoria, Larkin Grimm (who we've seen Visconti playing with before) and more to be announced.
Special Guests, Physical Therapy, Person of Interest, J. Albert, Tallesen, Reliever @ Aviv
No word on who the special guests are, but this is already a good lineup of electronic music, and also a good chance to check out Greenpoint's new venue Aviv.
DBX, Rrose & more @ Output
NYC dance party The Bunker is celebrating their 12th anniversary tonight with this great lineup.
Geoff Rickly, Vinnie Caruana, Matty Carlock @ Dante Hall Theater of the Arts (Atlantic City)
Though Thursday is missed, frontman Geoff Rickly has arguably become more active in music than he was with that band. Since then, he's put out music with his band United Nations, No Devotion, and Strangelight, as well as under his own name, and he re-started his record label Collect Records. Tonight he's in solo mode, and one's things for sure: he has no lack of material to pull from. Vinnie Caruana has also been a busy guy lately (his band The Movielife is reuniting this year), and he's in solo mode tonight as well.
Emperor X, eskimeaux, Legs Like Tree Trunks, Family Lumber @ Palisades
While Emperor X has been making DIY pop since the late '90s, lately he's found himself fitting very well into the more modern DIY pop scene with several younger bands that owe a bit to his sound (intentionally or not). One of those, Eskimeaux, shares this bill with him tonight.
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NYC New Year's Eve Concert Options: Disclosure, Erasure, !!!, Rainer Maria, Perfect Pussy, Obits, more ways to ring in 2015
We've been posting a bunch of New Year's Eve shows happening in NYC throughout the past few months, but there's even more cool stuff we haven't gotten to yet. Here's a roundup of ways to musically ring in the new year:
If you want to dance on New Year's Eve, there's no lack of good places to go to do that. Egyptrixx, Physical Therapy, Michael Magnan, Morgan Louis and Nita Aviance are playing an unannounced Brooklyn location, and tickets for that are on sale now.
The Bunker is throwing a NYE party at Trans Pecos with Scotland's Prosumer headlining and Bunker regulars Mike Servito and Bryan Kasenic. Tickets are on sale.
Verboten hosts a show with Lee Burridge, Andhim, Matthew Dekay, Bedouin and Mike Khoury (tickets).
Aurora Halal hasn't done one of her Mutual Dreaming parties in eight months, but she'll change that on NYE at Palisades with Galcher Lustwork, Huerco S. and DJ Richard. Tickets are available.
Sleepy & Boo headline a party at Cielo with Eskuche & Nu Sky, Mikey G and Dan Fischer. Tickets are on sale.
There's a lot of cool stuff at Cameo with Morgan Geist of Metro Area, disco band Midnight Magic, LCD Soundsystem's Pat Mahoney, Juan Maclean associate Jee Day, former Darkside member Dave Harrington, Cameo regular Evan Michael, and GODMODE's Motion Studies. You can grab tickets.
NYC DJ team The Rub are doing their recurring NYE party at The Bell House. Tickets are on sale.
Other previously discussed dance options include Skrillex/Diplo/Rudimental/A$AP Ferg, Kiesza, Erasure, Disclosure, Holy Ghost!/Museum of Love, DJ Koze, Machinedrum, Duke Dumont, Washed Out, !!!/Prince Rama/Cakes Da Killa, Peaking Lights and the Ed Banger party.
Murphys Law play their annual NYE show at Trash Bar with No Redeeming Social Value, Close To The Edge, Wombat In Combat, Hopeless Otis and Red Lucy.
Another previously discussed classic punk option is catching The Dictators or one of Patti Smith's year end shows the two days before NYE.
Garage rock covers band Detroit Cobras play NYE in NJ at Asbury Lanes (tickets). As discussed, they have 2 NYC shows surrounding that.
If you didn't get tickets to The Hold Steady or Deer Tick shows, another sweaty bar rock option is Guns N Roses cover band Mr. Brownstone at Mercury Lounge (tickets).
Also in the punk/garage realm is the Kid Congo Powers show at Home Sweet Home.
Quicksand is sold out, but other '90s post-hardcore/emo options include Rainer Maria/Moss Icon (tix) and ex-Drive Like Jehu band Obits. (tix)
Phish aren't doing their NYE run at MSG this year (they're doing it in Miami), but if jam bands are your thing, you can catch The Disco Biscuits at their 3-night Best Buy Theater run happening Dec. 29, 30 & 31. Tickets for all three nights are available. There's also the Gov't Mule 2-night run at Beacon Theatre on Dec. 30 & 31 (tix).
Williamsburg venue Glasslands will have their last show ever on NYE with four "special, secret" guests who all have history with the venue. That's sold out.
Meanwhile newer Williamsburg venues Baby's All Right and Rough Trade have NYE shows too. The Baby's show features Mykki Blanco, Perfect Pussy, Mr. Twin Sister, Ricky Eat Acid, Porches. frontman Aaron Maine performing as Ronald Paris, Sunflower Bean, James K, Dubbel Dutch, Mr. UNO and a number of DJs (tix). Rough Trade's show has Spirit Family Reunion, Mail the Horse and Twain (tix).
For a night of mostly local indie rock, Gimme Tinnitus, Ipsum and Exploding In Sound are bringing a party to Aviv with The Gradients, Celestial Shore, Palberta, Baked, Multicult, Palehound, The Big Sleep, Vomitface and Parlor Walls.
Chiptune punks Crying are headlining a NYE party at Silent Barn with Downies, Unstoppable Death Machines, Sunshine Gun Club (mems DeathSet, Team Robespierre), Isn't Ours, Jono Mi Lo and more TBA. There will also be several DJs, including the Shea Stadium crew, Edan Wilber from the now-closed Death by Audio with a "remote beach set" and more. More info here.
Reverend Vince Anderson and the Love Choir throw their recurring party at Union Pool with help from DJ Bluntmaster, DJ Ryan Sawyer and "Tons of Special Guests." No advance tickets for that show.
Chris Keating of Yeasayer, Dee Dee of Dum Dum Girls and others are DJing a swanky party at the Tribeca Grand Hotel (tickets).
Party to the sounds of the Caribbean at SOB's with performances from Bossa Casanova, Mambo Kings Orchestra and DJ Kevin Crown. (tix)
Beatles tribute band The Fab Faux hit City Winery from 12/27 to 12/31. Everything but the early show on NYE is sold out, so get tickets to that show while you still can. They're performing favorites from The White Album at that one.
Sandra Bernhard is doing her show Sandra Bernhard is #blessed, which "spotlights her own unique, sharp blend of hysterical insight and outspoken views, with rock-n-roll, cabaret, stand-up and a little burlesque," at Joe's Pub from 12/26 to NYE with two shows each night. Tickets are on sale.
And while Times Square is probably the last place you want to be on New Year's Eve, perhaps you'd like to know this year's lineup for Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin Eve includes Taylor Swift, Iggy Azalea, Charli XCX, Bastille, Jason Derulo, One Direction, Nick Jonas, Florida Georgia Line, MAGIC!, Fergie, Meghan Trainor and more, if you're into that sort of thing.
And Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin Eve is teaming up with Barclays Center to broadcast their Elton John show.
You can browse our "New Year's Eve" Tag for even more. What else?
What's going on Friday? (Run DMC, RL Grime, Mates of State, Ira Glass, Ratking, TK Wonder, Cannabis Corpse & more)
Photo: Run DMC at Made In America 2012 (more by Dana (distortion) Yavin)
You can browse our full NYC show calendar for all of tonight's shows, but here are some highlights...
Run-DMC, LL Cool J, DJ Z-Trip, Lecrae, K. Michelle, Diggy Simmons @ Barclays Center
While original Run DMC members Darryl McDaniels and Joseph Simmons reunited back in 2012 for their first shows since the passing of Jam Master Jay, tonight's Xmas show at Barclays Center will be their first public show in the legendary hip hop group's hometown since coming back.
RatKing, Show Me The Body, Young Gutted, '86 @ Brooklyn Night Bazaar
Run the Jewels may have ran the world of alt-rap this year, but their recent tourmates Ratking's debut album, So It Goes, was another of 2014's finest moments in that genre. Catch them in their hometown tonight for free.
DonChristian, Tigga Calore, Joey LaBeija, False Witness, LE1F (DJ Set) @ Cameo Gallery
If you're into Le1f, there's a chance you're already familiar with this pal, rapper/singer DonChristian, and an even better chance that you'd like his style. He plays Le1f's Kwanzaa show later this month, but tonight he headlines his own NYC show, and Le1f's DJing it.
TK Wonder, Kissey, Evvy, DJ Anthony Bones @ Glasslands
Getting her start in the spoken word scene, Baltimore native TK Wonder blends hip hop, electronic and R&B styles. Also on the bill is Kissey who collaborates with TK under the name Wonderkiss.
Mates of State, Dreamshow @ Mercury Lounge (2 shows)
Indie pop duo Mates of State have two shows at Mercury Lounge tonight (the early show is sold out), and they're promising to debut a bunch of new songs.
RL Grime, Lunice, Branchez @ Terminal 5
Trap producer RL Grime put out his debut LP this year, and quickly got a lot more famous -- tonight's his biggest NYC show yet by far, and it's sold out.
RL Grime, Abjo, Andre Power @ Output
After T5, keep the party going at Output.
Cannabis Corpse, Mammoth Grinder, Inanimate Existence, Mother Brain @ Saint Vitus
Punny stoners Cannabis Corpse and Texas thrashers Mammoth Grinder bring their killer double-billed tour through NYC tonight. Show up early for local two-man band Mother Brain.
Heaven's Gate, The Gradients, Washer, DONE, Half Human @ Silent Barn
It's been more than a year since post-shoegazers Heaven's Gate released their excellent debut album. A new EP is supposedly on the way soon, and perhaps we'll get a taste of that tonight.
Ira Glass, Monica Bill Barnes & Anna Bass, Buster Poindexter, Regina Carter, Pedrito Martinez, Sofia Rei, Bria Skonberg, The Xylopholks, Molly Ryan, Kat Edmonson @ Town Hall
It's the second annual Gotham Holiday Swing variety show featuring everyone from This American Life host Ira Glass (once again performing with Monica Bill Barnes & Anna Bass), David Johansen in Buster Poindexer guise, Kat Edmonson and more, all backed by Vince Giordano and The Nighthawks Orchestra.
Matthew Dear, Paco Osuna, Aril Brikha, Michael Gracioppo @ Verboten
Hard to pigeonhole, electronic musician Matthew Dear is a mad scientist making dance music hybrids from a number of disparate beakers. While his live shows can be elaborate spectacles, he's in DJ mode tonight alongside Spanish spinner Paco Osuna.
Slava, Draveng, Head Hurtz, Physical Therapy @ Baby's All Right
Doors are at midnight for this late night dance party with Berlin's Draveng and a local faves.
Shilpa Ray, Wild Bore, Young Runner, Stuydeyed @ Cake Shop
Brooklyn punk blueser Shilpa Ray's latest release is 2013's It's All Self Fellatio EP, but she recently announced that she'll follow it with a new album on Northern Spy. Maybe we'll hear some of that tonight.
Zula, eskimeaux, Rivergazer, Trace Mountains, Jordan Martin @ Shea Stadium
A lot of cool names from the local scene are on this bill, including prog poppers Zula, Eskimeaux (the project of Epoch Collective member and Frankie Cosmos band member Gabby Smith), the Porches-related Rivergazer, and Trace Mountains (Dave from LVL UP).
Orden Mundial, Crazy Spirit, Puce Mary, Survival @ Palisades
Danish noise artist Puce Mary's last show in NYC was with Pharmakon earlier this month, and if you like her you'll probably like Puce Mary too. The rest of the bill is on the punk side, with Spain's Orden Mundial, NYC's ripping Crazy Spirit, and local regulars Survival.
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What's going on Saturday? (RIPDBA, Obits, TVOTR, Luscious Jackson, Pharmakon, Dungbeetle w/ James Murphy & more)
Obits @ Union Pool 2011 (more by Fred Pessaro)
(via @rrradison)
You can browse our full NYC show calendar for all of tonight's shows, but here are some highlights...
Top Secret! @ Death By Audio (last show ever)
This is it, the last night of Death by Audio's seven-year run and we are very sad to see it go but excited to see how they're going out. Who will play on this final night?
Stephin Merritt, Greil Marcus, Tanya Donelly, Rick Moody, Matthew Friedberger, Dungbeetle w/ James Murphy, Jim White @ Le Poisson Rouge
This is a release party for the new issue of music/literature mag Radio Silence and among all the better-known performers is Sam Lipsyte's late-'80s artpunk band Dungbeetle who tonight features LCD Soundsystem's James Murphy on drums.
Obits, Survival Knife, Hungry Ghost, Pink Avalanche @ Brooklyn Night Bazaar
Brooklyn's Obits have been cranking out solid rock records for a while now and are always a good time live. And this show is free -- part of the fun center that is BKNB.
TV on the Radio, Natasha Kmeto @ Music Hall of Williamsburg
TV on the Radio may not all live in NYC anymore but it remains their spiritual home. They celebrate their new album, Seeds, with four shows here this week. Tonight's the final one.
Luscious Jackson @ Bell House
he reunited Luscious Jackson released Magic Hour and played their first NYC show in ages last year. Tonight is their first-ever show in Brooklyn.
Big Freedia, Quickie Mart @ Brooklyn Bowl
Ain't no party like a Freedia party, as anyone who goes to Brooklyn Bowl tonight will surely experience. This starts laaate (12:15 AM), so you can even hit another show tonight and then dance your way into the morning. Night 2 of 2.
Ryan Adams, Butch Walker @ Hammerstein Ballroom
Ryan Adams has been a busy guy this year with a new solo album, collaborating on stage with Bob Mould, covering Foreigner and Bryan Adams, and whatever else it is he's up to. He's also on tour now and is in the midst of a five-show run in the NYC-area. Tonight's the last one.
Andrew W.K., Xenia Rubinos, The Skins @ Knitting Factory
Knitting Factory's 5th anniversary in Brooklyn celebration continues tonight with a "very special solo show" from the man who parties like no other, Andrew WK. The eccentric Xenia Rubinos is worth showing up early for too.
Pharmakon, S. English, Negation, Ligature @ Palisades
Pharmakon's second album, Bestial Burden, is out now and like last year's debut it's an impressive take on noise, industrial and power electronics, but it's her killer vocal performances that separate it from the many other musicians working in this realm. Tonight's the release show for the new record.
Dream Police, Honey, Ivy, Remnants @ Union Pool
While The Men quickly went from punk to full-on country rock territory, two of the band's members are now focusing more on their experimental-leaning project, Dream Police, whose debut record came out last week on Sacred Bones. They're with good company tonight, the psych punk rippers Honey and the heavy, snotty Ivy.
We Were Promised Jetpacks, The Twilight Sad @ Webster Hall
If you like sad bastard Scottish indie rock, this double bill was taylor made to suit your tastes.
The Wytches, Heliotropes, Sunflower Bean, Yabadum @ Baby's All Right
UK trio The Wytches take a grungy, ever-so-slightly gothy spin on garage rock. They play tonight with Brooklyn's equally rocking Heliotropes, youngsters Sunflower Bean and more.
Brooklyn Youth Chorus, Bryce Dessner of The National (co-curator), Richard Reed Parry (co-curator) @ BAM
In addition to The National's Bryce Dessner and Arcade Fire's Richard Reed Parry being members of two of the biggest indie bands around, they're also regulars in the indie/classical scene and they've now co-curated a new piece 'Black Mountain Songs' that made its world premiere at BAM on Thursday night. Tonight concludes the piece's four-night run. It features music by Dessner and Parry, as well as by Jherek Bischoff, Tim Hecker, Nico Muhly and others.
Lost Boy?, EULA, Mr. Twin Sister, BK Nomads @ Shea Stadium
This is a benefit for Middle East Children's Alliance which offers emergency Gaza aid and the line-up includes Mr Twin Sister who saw a creative rebirth (and slight name change) this year.
Manilla Road, Weed is Weed, Polygamyst @ Saint Vitus
Kansas metal legends Manilla Road put out a handful of classic albums in the '80s that experimented with thrash, NWOBHM, power metal, prog and '70s proto-metal. The only constant member has been frontman Mark "The Shark" Shelton, but his current bandmates are no slackers. Tonight's the first of a 2-night stand at Vitus this weekend.
The Range + Secret Guest, Octo Octa (DJ Set), Aurora Halal (DJ Set) @ Glasslands
Providence producer The Range has been building some buzz over the past year or so thanks to an album and an EP of quality IDM. A secret guest is promised tonight too.
Escort, Naomi Shelton & Gospel Queens, Razor N Tape DJs @ Brooklyn Bowl
Revel in a double bill of classic sounds from Brooklyn's 15-piece disco orchestra Escort who sound like the '70s and soul veteran Naomi Shelton who was actually singing in the '70s but only rose to prominence recently thanks to Daptone Records.
Phil Lesh & Friends @ Capitol Theatre
As any Deadhead can tell you, Phil Lesh plays the favorites and his current band does it well. It's another night of his never-ending residency at The Cap, and these shows are always a good time.
MC Chris, MC Lars, Spose @ Knitting Factory
Nerdcore rapper and Adult Swim voice actor plays tonight as part of Knitting Factory's five-year anniversary week.
Galcher Lustwerk, Max McFerren, Morgan Louis, Physical Therapy, Alvin Aronson @ Palisades
Brooklyn producer Galcher Lustwerk makes tuneful and danceable deep house on his recent Nu Day EP. Catch him in his hometown tonight.
East India Youth, Una Lux, Von Sell, Evan Ønly (DJ Sets) @ Glasslands
East India Youth's album Total Strife Forever didn't end up winning this year's Mercury Prize but it's an interesting mix of ambient composer styles and James Blake-ish neo-soul.
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Canadian-born, Berlin-based songwriter Dan Bodan released his new album, Soft, via DFA this week. Soulful and genre-defying, you can stream the entire thing below.
Dan will be in NYC to play Baby's All Right on Novmeber 14 with Physical Therapy, Sadaf, and "Special Guests." Tickets are on sale now. It's Dan's only North American date at the moment but he does have European shows coming up. All dates are listed, along with the album stream, below...
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What's going on Friday? (Northside Fest, Operators, War On Drugs, Beach Slang, Perfect Pussy, Ed Schrader & more)
Little Big League in May (more by Mimi Hong)
You can browse our full NYC show calendar for all of tonight's shows, but here are some highlights...
The Northside Festival
The Northside Festival's four-day takeover of North Brooklyn is in full swing tonight with basically every venue in Williamsburg, Greenpoint and Bushwick involved. There are lots of shows but we've highlighted our picks here -- noted by the "(Northside)" in the event name.
Operators (Dan Boeckner of Wolf Parade), Little Big League, Motion Studies @ Baby's All Right (BrooklynVegan Northside Showcase)
There's plenty of amazing shows tonight, though of course we hope you come to our showcase, which features the NYC debut of Operators, the new band of Wolf Parade/Handsome Furs/Divine Fits member Dan Boeckner. From the sound of the song they released, it's seeming most similar to H Furs' stuff. Opening are Philly indie rockers Little Big League and Brooklyn's funky Motion Studies, who are on Nick Sylvester's (of Mr. Dream) GODMODE label, and he drums in the band too.
Blondes, Young Male, Max McFerren, Physical Therapy @ Baby's All Right
After our show you can stick around Baby's and dance to these quality DJs.
The War on Drugs, Woods, Julianna Barwick @ 50 Kent
This show is at the rechristened 50 Kent, aka the giant outdoor space that used to be Williamsburg Park. It should be a good one too, with The War on Drugs' spacious Petty-isms perfect for the outdoor environment, as will Woods. Also: while some Northside shows might fill their badge quota quickly, that probably won't be a problem here given the size of the venue.
Sharon Van Etten, Amen Dunes @ Bowery Ballroom
We still remember when Sharon played the upstairs at Pianos as part of one of our CMJ day parties, so we couldn't be more pleased that her career has really taken off. This is her second of three sold-out NYC shows this week.
Animal Collective (DJ Set) @ Brooklyn Bowl (Northside Festival)
Animal Collective members Panda Bear and Avey Tare have been focusing on their own projects lately, but tonight the band (or maybe select members of the band) will be in NYC to DJ.
Nick Waterhouse, The Vandelles, Jonathan Toubin (DJ Set) @ Brooklyn Night Bazaar (Northside Festival)
If vintage soul is your idea of a good time, this should fit the bill: Nick Waterhouse really knows how this stuff is supposed to sound, and is a terrific songwriter to boot. That goes triple for Toubin, whose taste is beyond impeccable. The Vandelles are fun too! Unlike almost all Night Bazaar shows, this one is not free, but you can get in with your Northside Badge.
+/- {Plus Minus}, Flower (reunion show), John Lindaman, Trummors, Vomit Fist @ Cake Shop
Before Versus, brothers Richard and Ed Baluyut were in NYC band Flower who put out two albums and an EP's worth of moody indie rock during the second half of the 1980s. They reunite tonight to benefit the New York Tsurphu Goshir Dharma Center, . Also on the bill: +/- Plus/Minus (featuring a third Baluyut brother, James), James Lindaman (of True Love Always), Trummors (Dave Lerner who used to be in Ted Leo + Pharmacists), andVomit Fist.
Nite Jewel, Ejecta, Brothertiger, Psychic Twin, The Great Void @ Cameo Gallery (Northside Festival)
Ejecta is the duo of Neon Indian's Leanne Macomber and Ford & Lopatin's Joel Ford that centers around Leanne's (almost) always "completely naked" character. They also make pretty good synth pop. Headlining this showcase is eccentric performer Nite Jewel whose music is a hazy take on late '80s R&B pop.
Shellshag, Benny The Jet Rodriguez, Shark Pact, Dogjaw @ Death by Audio
It's a good night for lo-fi/DIY punk at DbA with local regulars Shellshag, LA's Benny The Jet Rodriguez, Shark Pact, and Olympia's Dogjaw.
Ka @ Europa (Northside Festival)
Brooklyn rapper Ka got a good amount of buzz last year for his impressive album The Night's Gambit, and tonight he'll take that material to the stage in his hometown.
Omar Souleyman, Dutch E Germ, Prince Rama (DJ Set) @ Glasslands (Northside Festival)
Syrian pop singer Omar Souleyman puts on the kind of show that you just have to see for yourself, as many of you probably know already considering this is sold out. Former Gang Gang Dance member Dutch E Germ opens.
Perfect Pussy, Shilpa Ray, Roya @ Knitting Factory (Northside Festival)
One of two chances to see exciting live act Perfect Pussy during Northside, this showcase also features underrated performer Shilpa Ray and Roya which features members of Habibi and The Clean.
White Mystery, J.A.C.K., Whiskey Bitches, Vulture Shit @ Matchless (Northside Festival)
Guitar-drums garage rock duos are a dime a dozen, but White Mystery from Chicago stand out and not just because siblings Alex and Francis are flaming redheads. Alex has a soulful wail that she lets belt out at top register. They're also less blues-y than many of their brethren -- even without the singing nobody's gonna confuse them with The White Stripes, Thee Oh Sees, etc.
Psychic Twin, Sateen, Limited, Ziemba, Harvey Sid Fisher @ Muchmore's (Northside Festival)
occasional actor and cult singer Harvey Sid Fisher is probably best known for his album Astrology Songs in which he performs songs about the 12 signs of the Zodiac....the album came out on Gregg Turkington aka Neil Hamburger's Amarillo Records, which also makes Harvey labelmates with Anton LaVey.
Albert Hammond Jr, Drowners @ MHOW (Northside)
He just played Governors Ball last weekend with that band that he's in, and tonight Albert Hammond Jr plays his Strokes-y solo material for Northside crowds. Opening act Drowners probably own a Strokes album or two.
Marnie Stern, Tweens, Amanda X @ Rough Trade (Northside Festival)
This lineup is solid all around with Marnie Stern whose funny stage banter is matched by her guitar heroics, Cincinnati's punky, poppy Tweens and Philly's also punky Amanda X.
Perfect Pussy, Hop Along, Pleasure Leftists, Frankie Cosmos @ Saint Vitus (Northside Festival)
Excellent bill at Vitus with the fiercely intense noise punks Perfect Pussy, Philly indie rock faves Hop Along, Cleveland post-punks Pleasure Leftists, and twee pop/anti-folk singer/songwriter Frankie Cosmos.
Ed Schrader's Music Beat, Ski Mask, Whore Paint @ Shea Stadium
Ed Schrader's Music Beat just released their new album Party Jail via JEFF The Brotherhood's Infinity Cat label. As the title implies the record is a good time, 13 hyperactive tallboys of fuzzbass dancepunk, not a million miles away from Le Tigre or The B-52s. Tonight's the record release party (and it's not part of Northside).
Porches, Fat (Bad) History Month, Pile, Dust From A Thousand Years, New England Patriots @ Silent Barn
Exploding In Sound throw their unofficial Northside showcase tonight at Silent Barn. As we've come to expect from EIS, it's packed with loud rock bands who should appeal to anyone nostalgic for the '90s.
Crow Bait, Beach Slang, Chandeli'ers, Outta Gas @ Suburbia
Tonight's the NYC debut of Beach Slang, the new Philly trio fronted by James Snyder of '90s punk band Weston. All they've got out so far is a 4-song EP, but each track is a winner with the sugary distorted guitar hooks of early Goo Goo Dolls and The Replacements meeting the gruff vocals of Jawbreaker. Tons of quotable lines too. This show doubles as the release show for alt-country punks Crow Bait (mem. Iron Chic) who are celebrating their debut album, Sliding Through the Halls of Fate, out now on Don Giovanni.
Ava Luna, Nat Baldwin, Glass Ghost, Grooms @ Union Pool (Northside Festival)
This is the Western Vinyl showcase and is headlined by longrunning (and undervalued) Brooklyn Ban Ava Luna. We're fans of openers Grooms, too, who make Sonic Youth-style rock.
Beach Fossils, Craft Spells, Axxa, Abraxas, Juan Wauters (of The Beets), Donovan Blanc, Mike Sniper (DJ set) @ Warsaw (Northside Festival)
Captured Tracks takes over Warsaw tonight for Northside. Of special note: West Coast band Craft Spells whose new album Naseua is worth checking out, as is their hyperactive live show. Label domo Mike Sniper will be spinning songs in between bands.
Kelis, Son Little @ Webster Hall
Kelis has been one of the most underrated pop singers for years, and this year she actually "went indie," teaming up with producer Dave Sitek (of TV on the Radio) and releasing her new neo-soul-inspired album on Ninja Tune.
Bobby McFerrin & Questlove @ Town Hall (Blue Note Jazz Festival)
The Blue Note Jazz Festival continues tonight and the show at Town Hall is an interesting one. It pairs the jazz legend Bobby McFerrin (best known, unfortunately, as the guy who sang "Don't Worry, Be Happy") with Roots drummer/frequent DJ/D'Angelo collaborator/Twitter celebrity/whatever else Questlove for an evening of "musical dialogue" they'e calling "Mumbo Jumbo."
Tonight's Escort / French Horn Rebellion show at Watermark Bar has been moved to July 10 due to weather.
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What's going on Saturday? (Hospitality, Vivian Girls, Public Service Broadcasting, Caspian, Laurel Halo, Mirah & more)
Hospitality @ Austin's Red 7 last week (more by Tim Griffin)
Public Service Broadcasting @ BV-CMJ 2013 (more by Amanda Hatfield)
You can browse our full NYC show calendar for all of tonight's shows, but here are some highlights...
Hospitality, Air Waves @ Music Hall of Williamsburg
Having bettered their debut with their terrific second album, Trouble, Hospitality's tour circles round back to Brooklyn tonight.
Public Service Broadcasting @ Mercury Lounge
Last here for CMJ, these Brit AV geeks mix serious instrumental skill with perfectly synched samples and projections from old educational films. Also: corduroy.
Vivian Girls, Waxahatchee, Juan Wauters @ Death by Audio
It's the end of an era: Vivian Girls will go their separate musical ways after this weekend's two sold-out farewell shows. Tonight's is the location of some of their earliest shows, and is with Waxahatchee who coulda sold out DbA on their own.
Mike Doughty @ City Winery
This is one of Doughty's "Question Jar" shows where audience members can submit questions (guess where) that the former Soul Coughing singer then answers in betweens songs.
Surfer Blood, Fort Lean, wake up @ Glasslands
Florida poppy indie rockers play a sold-out show tonight with locals Fort Lean and wake up. It's their second of two Brooklyn shows.
Honduras, Dead Stars, Beiju, The Gradients @ Radio Bushwick
Honduras bring a lot of different influences to the table. A little garage, yes, but there's '80s/'90s British indie too. While it may not be anything you haven't exactly heard before, Honnduras write very hooky songs and, as importantly, the bring a real energy to the performance. Tonight's a release party for their new EP.
Porches, DRGN KING, Frankie Cosmos @ Baby's All Right
One of the many local dates for NYC "bummer pop" band Porches, and this one is double the fun because Frankie Cosmos (who plays in Porches' live band and is joined by Porches frontman Aaron Maine in her own live band) is on the bill too. Early show.
Caspian, Junius, A Storm of Light, Advaeta @ Brooklyn Night Bazaar
It's a triple attack of epic tonight with the titanic post-rock of Caspian, the atmospheric/heavy Junius and metal bashers A Storm of Light (fronted by Neurosis' former visual artist Josh Graham). Brooklyn indie trio Advaeta don't exactly fit the theme of the bill, but they're worth catching as well.
Laurel Halo, M.E.S.H., Bill Kouligas, Physical Therapy @ Baby's All Right
On her albums, Laurel Halo nails a mix of forward-thinking IDM and left-field art pop. Her shows are known to combine the two or rely most heavily on one for the evening. Let's see what surprises she has in store for us tonight.
Mirah, Susie Ibarra @ Merkin Concert Hall (Ecstatic Music Festival)
The Ecstatic Music Festival continues tonight, bringing together alt-singer/songwriter Mirah with contemporary composer/percussionist Susie Ibarra.
There's also some other good local bands playing tonight, including Bluffing, Turnip King & more @ Silent Barn and Flagland, Lost Boy?, Washer & more @ Shea. Or you could catch Le1f and JD Samson DJing at Glasslands.
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LA electronic duo Inc. (formerly Teen Inc.) should have their debut album for 4AD out sometime next year, but you can get an early taste of what they're up to much sooner when they play an NYC show on Saturday, November 17 at Steel Drums (35 Beadel Street, Brooklyn). Tickets are on sale now.
Making the evening much more interesting is a special performance from Sky Ferreira with Dev Hynes of Blood Orange (who we spotted watching Sky's set during one of our CMJ-week day parties), meaning they'll be performing together. As you may know, Dev co-produced Sky's "Everything is Embarrassing," and performed a rendition of it himself when he opened for Grimes at Music Hall of Williamsburg recently (video of that is below). We're told they're building "actual stage sets" for both Inc. and Sky/Dev's sets so "expect theatrics." Opening the show will be a set from Physical Therapy.
Sky will also be performing, sans-Dev, at two NYC shows later in the month.
Flyer for the Inc. show and the Dev Hynes video are below.
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by Andrew Sacher
Maria Minerva & LA Vampires - The Integration
As mentioned, warped pop singer Maria Minerva is releasing a collaborative album with Not Not Fun/100% Silk label head LA Vampires (aka Amanda Brown, formerly of Pocahaunted) called The Integration. The album will be out digitally and on vinyl on October 30 and it comes out on CD on November 13. GvsB just premiered the video for the album's single, "Seasons Change," which you can watch below. That's the cover art above and the tracklist is below.
Maria Minerva is playing a number of CMJ shows this week (maybe you saw her at the Panache showcase at Public Assembly on Wednesday or at Trip House or Le Poisson Rouge last night?) and you still have some chances to see her. She plays the Ad Hoc unofficial showcase at 285 Kent tonight (10/19) with Solar Year, Prince Rama, Le1f, Physical Therapy, Mykki Blanco, and Pictureplane (DJ). I just caught Prince Rama, Mykki Blanco, and Pictureplane (though it was live a set) at the Terrorbird party at Cake Shop on Wednesday and they were all great, plus Maria Minerva doesn't disappoint in a live setting, so that showcase is looking like a pretty solid show. $8 at the door.
Maria plays the 285 Kent show at 9 PM and after that she'll head to Delancey for a 12:30 AM set at the Underwater Peoples showcase with La Big Vic, Future Shuttle, Ian Drennan, and Limited. $5 at the door.
Then, as mentioned, Maria will play the Life or Death showcase at 92YTribeca on Saturday (10/20) with Kilo Kish, Sky Ferreira, Mac DeMarco, DIIV, Twerps, Starred, Dogbite, Slug Guts, and Jozef Van Wissem. $10 at the door, or you can try to get in with your CMJ badge.
A list of all dates, that video, and the album tracklist are below.
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Teengirl Fantasy on a boat last month (more by Leia Jospe)
Teengirl Fantasy recently wrapped up their tour in support of their solid new record, Tracer. Now that they're home in Brooklyn and have some time to kill before Seattle's Decibel Festival (9/29), they're teaming up with old local pals Blondes for a Weird Magic-presented show on Saturday (9/15) at 110 Troutman in Bushwick with Huerco S., Lamin Fofana, and Slava. All five of those artists will be playing live and there will be DJ sets by Jan Woo, Ircache, and //API//. The flier for this show is below.
Meanwhile, Blondes have other upcoming shows including a Night Spa party on Sunday at Body by Brooklyn (275 Park Ave), where they'll DJ along with DJ sets by Jordan Lawlor (guitarist/bassist/keyboardist in M83), Physical Therapy and Jubilee. Tickets for that party are available. Blondes (live) were also added as an opener to the upcoming John Talabot show at Le Poisson Rouge on September 27, where he'll be playing live with Pional, who sings on his album. Tickets for show are still available.
All lists of dates, the flier for Saturday's show, and a stream of Teengirl Fantasy's remix of Blondes' "Wine" are below...
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The full list of artists confirmed for the 2012 CMJ Music Marathon so far is below...
Hieroglyphic Being playing 285 Kent before Warm Up; UNO throwing a party at The Hester w/ a secret guest (dates)
Hieroglyphic Being
Warm Up continues at MoMA PS1 on Saturday (8/18) with Jacques Greene, Floating Points, Hieroglyphic Being, and Secret Circuit. Tickets for Saturday's show are still available.
While Chicago mainstay DJ Hieroglyphic Being (aka Jamal Moss) is in town, he'll play a late night party at 285 Kent on Friday (8/17) with Maxmillion Dunbar, Antennes, SFV Acid, a DJ set by James Gerard and visuals by Aurora Halal. Tickets for that show are on sale now.
In related news, SFV Acid will play an UNO party one night earlier (8/16) at The Hester with Mykki Blanco, Physical Therapy, Krystal Klear, and a "Special Secret Guest." No promises on who the guest is, but perhaps it will be one of the people in town for Saturday's Warm Up, like past Warm Ups have yielded. Maybe you should go and make your friends envious. The flier for this show is below.
A list of all Hieroglyphic Being dates and some song streams below.
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a 4th of July NYC event guide (fireworks, Pictureplane, a zombie rave, the Roots, Shea Stadium anniversary & much more)
by Fred Pessaro / BBG (not vegan)
There is a risk of locally damaging thunderstorms Tuesday evening and again on Independence Day, which could not only impact daytime picnics and festivals, but also evening fireworks in the Northeast.It doesn't look like the rain will be a big deal in NYC at least, so that's good.
Just about every major city and small community has some sort of fireworks display on or around the Fourth of July in the Northeast (many displays have been canceled elsewhere, due to dry conditions). However, storms erupting in over a dozen states could impact activities and have some folks running for cover.
Another surge of humid air and a warm front/cool front combination could have the atmospheric volatility index on the rise for July Fourth from the Ohio Valley states to the mid-Atlantic and New England. [Accuweather.com]
A good friend of mine once said "Who cares what's going on outside? Make your own fireworks." Here's a primer to figuratively do that on Independence Day 2012, all while avoiding any pesky arson indictments.
As discussed, the NYC fireworks are in the Hudson River this year, which means you can see them fine on the West Side Highway or in NJ or on your TV, but not very well from most of Brooklyn.
Spend the wee, early hours of July 4th (meaning, starting TONIGHT, July 3rd) getting down with the undead at the Zombie Rave at Webster Hall. DJs Alex English and Jess x Mischief will man the tables for the evening.
If you do choose the West Side Highway for viewing the fireworks, you won't need to go very far for a party right afterwards thanks to Pictureplane who is hosting a free July 4th bash at Westway (75 Clarkson in Manhattan) with DJ sets from himself, Physical Therapy, Heems (Das Racist) and a live show from Mykki Blanco. The event kicks off at 10PM, runs until 4AM and features free Budweiser for the first hour. More details can be found at the FB event page, and the flyer is below. Pictureplane no longer playing Cheap Storage and/or 285 Kent on the 4th.
As recently mentioned, Francois K, King Britt, FaltyDL and Infinity take over the daylight hours at Dekalb Market Brooklyn.
DIY Brooklyn venue Shea Stadium will celebrate their fourth anniversary with another July 4th blowout! The venue will host Afu Ra & The Shea Stadium All Stars, Dope Body, Roomrunner, Fuckton, Alan Watts, Ami Dang, Eleven Swords (mems. GDFX/Extreme Animals), Smhoak & Pals and The Jazz Massagers along with DJ sets from Beachballs, Magic Dan and the Impose DJs for the budget friendly price of $10.
In the spirit of summer, you can head to Secret Project Robot (389 Melrose Street, Brooklyn) for a "Sounds of Jamaica" dance party. The daytime event will last from 3PM until 9PM, and your vinyl "selectahs" will be Queen Majesty, Grace of Spades and Sweet V. Food and drink will be on hand and it'll only set you back a cool four bones. Details are at the FB event page.
If you aren't in the mood for a bit of reggae but still are in the mood to shake it, head to LP 'n Harmony (683 Grand Street) for a day-time-until-evening event (3-11PM) called "Beats & BBQ". For every drink you are entitled to a plate of BBQ (whaaaat) and tunage will be supplied by a bevy of DJs including Jose G (Face The Bass Radio), Ali Coleman (Voice of Voices NYC), Siren (Save the Robots), Ruby Red (Velvet Factory Production), Kyle McNeil (WBAI Pacifica Radio), Pinkie Tuscadero (Memoirs of a Party Girl), Ras (Hotter than July BK), and Herb Martin (Amadi). More details are available HERE.
I won't be anywhere near there (obviously), but you could spend tomorrow (or tonight) at Jones Beach with Phish. (both sold out)
July 4th is always a good day to fire up the grill and crank up some old tunes over a few cold ones. If you dont have/can't grill, accomplish two of those three at Mercury Lounge with Led Blimpie (Zeppelin cover band), AC/DC Done Dirt Cheap (wild guess?), and Guns N Hoses. Tickets are still available.
Brown Sugar lead a benefit at Acheron (57 Waterbury St, Bushwick) along with Creem, Deformity, Death Camp and Altered Boys.
The Spy Music Festival is still going and July 4th it's happening at The Stone with performances fromn John Blum (8PM) and Trevor Watts + Veryan Weston (10PM).
Wyclef (who may or may not also be playing the CBGB Festival later in the week) & Lil Jon will play the waterfront at Pier 92 on the Hudson (52nd and 11th Ave) as part of a day-long celebration (noon - midnight). Tickets are on sale, and pimp cups are optional.
Feeling anti-social? Trying to escape any impending rain? Stream all of The Roots's Philly 4th of July Jam featuring performances from the Philly Crew, as well as Queen Latifah, Common, Daryl Hall and Joe Jonas. You could also just go see it live in Philadelphia. Or watch the annual Twilight Zone marathon on SyFy.
Of course you can always count on the annual Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest in Coney Island at noon, but did you know that there is the Crif Dog Classic at Roberta's that day too? (and it's going to stream at Sports Illustrated).
Looking for something in the "free" range? Noam Pikelny and Friends, The Sweetback Sisters, and Spuyten Duyvil will head to Madison Square Park as part of the Oval Lawn Series.
BBC DJ Benji B brings Deviation to Le Poisson Rouge at 10PM with Kode9, Lunice, and more
What did we miss?
Flyers below...
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Twin Sister playing Northside show at Cameo w/ Caged Animals, Blonds, Guards, Physical Therapy & Phonetag
Twin Sister at Bowery Ballroom in 2011 (more by Jessica Amaya)
Twin Sister, who played BV-Northside at MHOW in 2010, and played MHOW during Northside again in 2011, will be playing a Northside show once again this year. This time it's the Stereogum/Cameo showcase at Cameo Gallery on Saturday (6/16) with Guards, Physical Therapy, Caged Animals, Blonds, and Phonetag. Tickets for that show are available and we're giving away a pair. Contest details are below. It's the only announced show for Twin Sister at the moment.
Speaking of Northside shows at Cameo, as mentioned, Daughn Gibson plays his there on Thursday (6/14) and tickets are still available.
A Twin Sister video and contest details below...
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Lemonade releasing 'Diver,' playing a show w/ Elite Gymnastics (who are making their NYC debut); Sleigh Bells touring
DOWNLOAD: Elite Gymnastics - "So Close to Paradise 3" (Physical Therapy Remix)
DOWNLOAD: Elite Gymnastics - "Here In Heaven 4 & 5" (CFCF Remix) (MP3)
DOWNLOAD: How to Dress Well - "Here In Heaven 3" (Elite Gymnastics Cover) (MP3)
DOWNLOAD: Elite Gymnastics - "Minneapolis Belongs To You 3" (LOL Boys Remix) (MP3)
Elite Gymnastics
Brooklyn's Lemonade, whose new album Diver comes out later this month via True Panther, will play a local show at Music Hall of Williamsburg on June 2 with Teengirl Fantasy and Elite Gymnastics. Tickets go on sale Wednesday (5/16) at noon.
Last month, Lemonade released a 12" for Diver single, "Neptune" featuring remixes from Mike Simonetti, Sinjin Hawke, Pasternak, and Jacques Renault. Grab the original HERE and stream all four remixes below.
The MHOW show will be the first NYC show for Minneapolis K-Pop influenced electronic duo Elite Gymnastics, who just wrapped up a tour with Sleigh Bells and Javelin. They've got a bunch of free releases on their tumblr, including the recently released RUIN 3, which compiles covers and remixes of tracks from the impressive RUIN 1 and 2, which have since been combined for a not-free vinyl release on Acephale. RUIN 3 includes remixes by CFCF, LOL Boys, and Physical Therapy and a cover by How to Dress Well, all of which you can download above or stream below. It also includes remixes by Natalie Bootleg and Anime Skyscraper, the latter of which you can stream below.
Their next release, RUIN 4, is available for pre-order at the Acephale webstore as a bundle with poster, buttons, and t-shirt. The CD includes two previously unreleased tracks from the RUIN sessions, all of RUIN 3, and more TBA.
Speaking of Sleigh Bells, they've announced a set of July tour dates that include Making Time 12th Anniversary HYPER-RAGER in Philly. All dates are listed, along with the above-mentioned streams, below...
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by Andrew Sacher
CFCF at MoMA PS1 in 2010 more by Andrew St. Clair)
NYC record label UNO is celebrating their one-year anniversary (or UNOVERSARY) in Brooklyn at 285 Kent on Saturday (4/21) with CFCF's Night Bus, Arca, Shayne from Hood by Air KUHRYE-OO (live), SFV Acid (live), Fur, Gobby (live), Physical Therapy, and special guests. RSVP is open.
NYC's Arca will be performing material off his new Stretch 1 EP, which you can download for free at UNO's website and stream a track from below. The show will be his live vocal debut.
Montreal producer CFCF is billed as CFCF's Night Bus, so we can only assume he'll be delivering material off of his Night Bus mixes. Night Bus is a genre, or as Gorilla vs Bear puts it, "a feeling." His mixes bring together artists like ASAP Rocky and Oneohtrix Point Never, or Elite Gymnastics and Notorious B.I.G. Download Do U Like NIght Bus? at The FADER and stream Night Bus Mix II below. Also check out a remix of CFCF by Physical Therapy, who is also on the lineup.
One last artist I'd like to highlight from the lineup is Mykki Blanco. She's a cross-dresser who writes poetry and also sings/raps. Check out some videos of her reading poetry (via FADER) and song streams below, one of which was produced by Arca.
All videos and streams below...
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Pictureplane at PS1 in 2011 (more by Erez Avissar)
ex-Altered Zones publication AdHoc.fm, who presented a NYE show at 285 Kent, are presenting another show there this Friday (2/3) with Class Actress, Pictureplane, and Beige. Tickets for the show are on sale now.
Earlier this month, Pictureplane released a free remix album, Dimensional Rip 7: Thee Physical Remixes with remixes from Grimes, Tearist, Physical Therapy, and others. You can stream and download that whole album below.
Physical Therapy DJs Santos Party House (2/3) the night of the 285 Kent show. Pictureplane was initially going to DJ at that show too, but has since dropped off the lineup, which also includes Andrew W.K., Bad Rabbits, $hayne, Diamond Black Hearted Boy, and Mykki Blanco. Physical Therapy also DJs Blood Orange's now SOLD OUT release show at Glasslands.
Speaking of Beige, they also play the Captured Tracks show at 285 Kent TONIGHT (1/31) with Blouse, Cosmetics, The New Lines, and Mosaics.
Next week Class Actress heads to California for some shows with Superhumanoids who will be going on tour later this year with Active Child. All CA dates are listed below.
Speaking of AdHoc.fm, they're raising money on Kickstarter to launch the new publication.
Pictureplane album stream and Class Actress dates below...
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by Andrew Sacher
DOWNLOAD: Inc. - "Swear" (MP3)
DOWNLOAD: Inc. - "Millionairess" (MP3)
LA electronic duo Inc. (formerly Teen Inc.) released their debut EP 3 this past July via 4AD. The duo is made up of brothers Andrew and Daniel Aged, who, according to 4AD, "spent several years playing, recording and touring with Elton John, Pharrell Williams, Beck, Cee-Lo, amongst others" before forming Inc. On their EP, the brothers have crafted three tracks of downtempo R&B indebted to the LA beat scene with soulful reverb-coated falsettos. You can stream the entire EP below and grab two of its tracks above.
Inc. will play NYC on September 9 at Santos Party House with SFV Acid, Mykki Blanco, and Physical Therapy (DJ) and Brooklyn the next day at The Morgan (9/10). Tickets are on sale now for the Santos show. More details will probably emerge on the Morgan show after the RockYard show this Saturday (9/3) with Pictureplane, White Hills, The Psychic Paramount, Wise Blood, and Realness. According to Inc.'s site, more shows TBD.
Physical Therapy also DJs Warm Up on September 10 as the make up date for last Saturday's cancellation with Tanlines and Teengirl Fantasy.
All dates, a flier, and EP stream below...
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Tanlines @ SXSW 2010 (more by Dominick Mastrangelo)
As they promised they would try, MoMA has extended Warm Up @ PS1 one extra week to make up for this past weekend's cancellation. The remaining schedule now looks like this:
September 3 (2:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.)All three artists playing on 9/10 were supposed to play on 8/27 with Sun Araw and Nguzunguzu, who are both from LA and not able to make it on 9/10. Stay tuned for new additions.
Horse Meat Disco / Strut / London, UK
Midnight Magic / Midnight Sun / New York, NY
Justin Miller / DFA / New York, NY
BICEP / Throne of Blood / London, UK
September 10 (2:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.)
Tanlines / True Panther Sounds / New York, NY
Teengirl Fantasy / True Panther Sounds / Oberlin, OH
Physical Therapy (DJ Set) / Brooklyn, NY
MoMA PS1 is located at 22-25 Jackson Avenue at 46th Avenue in Long Island City, Queens
Sun Araw did play Music Hall of Williamsburg while they were here though. Teengirl Fantasy also DJ'd that show. Tanlines, who will be debuting a new set at PS1, think zucchini is no one's favorite vegetable.
cooling down (more by Erez Avissar)
After holding out, MoMA now reports that "sadly, we have to cancel #WarmUp tomorrow because of the hurricane & the subsequent mta closures. Be safe & see you next Saturday, 9/3!", BUT "we are trying to reschedule some of this weekend's performers for an additional #WarmUp on September 10th. We'll keep you posted ;-)" Scheduled performers were Tanlines, Nguzunguzu, Teengirl Fantasy, Sun Araw, and Physical Therapy.
You can still catch Sun Araw at MHOW tonight though (8/26)
Black Pus at Summerstage in July (more by David Andrako)
As mentioned in What's Going on Thursday?, High Places play Glasslands tonight (8/18) with Soft Circle (featuring Hisham Bharoocha formerly of Lightning Bolt and Black Dice), Zambri, and Driphouse. Tickets are still on sale.
Zambri, who are also on the Glasslands bill tonight, recently signed to Kanine Records. They were set to play Summerscreen in McCarren Park on 8/3 along with a screening of Clueless but the show was rained out. It's since been rescheduled for August 24 at McCarren Park. The band are set to release their debut EP Glossolalia on November 8 via the label. They'll play a record release show at Glasslands on November 3. Tickets for that show are on sale now. Check out the EP's artwork, tracklist, and a teaser video below.
Speaking of Lightning Bolt, Black Pus aka Brian Chippendale of Lightning Bolt, plays Death by Audio on Friday (8/19) with Cosmonauts, Zulus, and Happy New Year.
Happy New Year aka Eleanor Logan of Adult Themes, who is on the DbA bill with Black Pus, also plays Out in the Streets Festival which takes place on August 27 and 28 at Brooklyn Fireproof. Other artists on the festival include NewVillager, Lemonade, Janka Nabay, The Forms, Computer Magic, Magic Mountain, Physical Therapy, Milagres, Mi Ami, and more. A flier for the festival is below.
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a Nguzunguzu EP, mixtape & live dates ++ Kingdom, the New Museum, a Tanlines video & a Northside Fest show too
"Nguzunguzu first made its mark in mid-'00s Los Angeles as co-hosts of the legendary Wildness parties near MacArthur Park. Around that time the duo started making tracks and mixes and dropping them online -- frantic, tribal sounds that drew on the convergence of Brazilian baile rhythms, Chicago house and London dance music to create primal, infectious grooves. Gradually over the last three years the production team has moved up the ladder, remixing Ciara, Lazer Sword and Ratatat, among others, releasing a few solid EPs, touring as M.I.A.'s DJ and producing much of her most recent mixtape, "Vicki Leekx."" [LA Times]LA production duo Nguzunguzu (Asma Maroof and Daniel Pineda) released The Perfect Lullaby mixtape for DIS magazine earlier this year with a variety of tracks including Nicki Minaj, The-Dream, and Kingdom (aka Ezra Rubin). Stream and download the mix at DIS Magazine's website. They'll follow that mixtape with the Timesup EP on July 5 via Kingdom's Fade to Mind label. The EP is the first release for the new label. Check out the first track "Timesup" below via Paranoid Youth.
Nguzunguzu are playing NYC's New Museum on June 23 with Kingdom and Total Freedom (Ashland Mines). The "five hour day-into-night performance" is a collaboration with LA performer and filmmaker Wu Tsang who is in residency at the museum. Wu Tsang's residency is an attempt to showcase different aspects of his new film and performance piece Full Body Quotation. His first film, about the "legendary" parties referenced above, Wildness (currently in post-production), was made in collaboration with Total Freedom and Daniel Pineda of Nguzunguzu. Check out a teaser for the movie below.
The New Museum event is free before 7 PM and $12 after. Nguzunguzu, Kingdom, and Total Freedom also play the official after party hosted by DIS Magazine at Subtonic at 11 PM with MikeQ, Venus X, and $hayne.
Nguzunguzu and Total Freedom both head out on a tour with Gang Gang Dance in July. The tour ends one day before Gang Gang Dance play a Rocks Off Concert Cruise on July 21. The Rocks off show has no openers. Tickets are still on sale for the NYC show which is two days before GGD DJ a PS1 Warm Up event.
Nguzunguzu play a PS1 Warm Up event on August 27 with Sun Araw, who they played with at Echoplex in LA last night (6/16). Tanlines, Teengirl Fantasy, and Physical Therapy are also on the PS1 bill.
Teengirl Fantasy (live) and Physical Therapy (DJ) meanwhile play a Northside Merok Records showcase on June 18 at 285 Kent with Gatekeeper, Blondes and dj Ghe20 Gothik. Teengirl Fantasy also play Sled Island in Canada at the end of the month. They tour with Pictureplane in July.
Tanlines recently made a video for the super catchy "Real Life" off their 2010 Settings EP. According to a post on their facebook page on February 17, Tanlines are "very excited that they're almost done with their record." The record will be their first full length and will presumably be released sometime this year on True Panther.
Nguzunguzu album art and soundcloud stream, the Tanlines video, and other stuff below...
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The full schedule for MoMa's 20l1 'Warm Up' season at PS1 has since been announced. The dance parties happen at the Long Island City location every Saturday from July 2 through September 3 from 2 PM to 9 PM. Admission is $15 and includes access to all exhibitions and 'Warm Up.' Check out the full lineup below.
As discussed, Four Tet and Matthewdavid play 'Warm Up' on July 9. STBRKT (who recently collaborated with Little Dragon) along with FaltyDL and others are also on that bill.
Other days feature Delicate Steve, Odd Future DJ Syd tha Kyd, Black Dice, Juan Maclean, Blood Orange, Solange, Grimes, Tanlines, Sun Araw and many other DJs, producers and and bands. Das Racist, Simian Mobile Disco, Ford & Lopatin, Gang Gang Dance and a few other groups are performing DJ sets.
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Hi everyone! Here with Jessica, as true fans of the tv show "SUPERNATURAL" (yes...yes...) We decided to make something about it... Our little internal project is based on the idea "What if we needed to make some matte paintings for the adventures of our beloved Winchester Brothers?..."
Well... here is the first of three matte paintings: THE PURGATORY. (7th season)
Next... Castiel's Heaven, and Crowley's Hell!
Very nice.
Stunning, looking forward to seeing the next two pieces
This looks realistic and awesome. :3
Amazingly beautiful work
Great one
This is really nice! Great scene and I love the fog in this.
excellent !!
LOVE IT! This looks exactly like a different perspective view of this here artwork: donmalo.deviantart.com/art/FIE…
so realistic!! men!! wow!!
Damn that looks good. Could easily imagine this being used.
Awesome. I want to see some Leviathans.
love it. such amazement
oh, i love this work its got this feel of icy landscapes, and plus i love supernatural,
its like one of the few series i watch
its like one of the few series i watch
I see a face in between the mountains. Nice fan art. I just love the face and of course the background.
nice \\ keep it brothers
wow this looks so real, rly impressiv
Il est ou le petit bonhomme !!! je suis perdu c'est trop grand...
magnifique bravo vous deux!
magnifique bravo vous deux!
good job guys it's cool
very cool painting

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text: Evaluating a Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) Night Drug Court in Las Cruces, New Mexico, 1997-1998 Winfree, L. Thomas alcohol abuse arrest records arrests convictions (law) courts driving under the influence offenders police response program evaluation treatment programs The purpose of this study was twofold. First, researchers wanted to assess the benefits of the driving while intoxicated (DWI) drug court established in the Las Cruces, New Mexico, Municipal Court in an effort to determine its future viability. This was accomplished by examining the behaviors and attitudes of three groups of convicted drunk-drivers and determining the extent to which these groups were different or similar. The three groups included: (1) non-alcoholic first- and second-time offenders (non-alcoholic offenders), (2) alcoholic first- and second-time DWI offenders (alcoholic offenders), and (3) chronic three-time (or more) DWI offenders (chronic offenders). The second purpose of this study was to explore police officers' attitudes toward court-based treatment programs for DWI offenders, while examining the distinguishing characteristics between police officers who support court-based programs for drunk drivers and those who are less likely to support such sanctions. Data for Part 1, Drug Court Survey Data, were collected using a survey questionnaire distributed to non-alcoholic, alcoholic, and chronic offenders. Part 1 variables include blood alcohol level, jail time, total number of prior arrests and convictions, the level of support from the respondents' family and friends, and whether the respondent thought DWI was wrong, could cause injury, or could ruin lives. Respondents were also asked whether they acted spontaneously in general, took risks, found trouble exciting, ever assaulted anyone, ever destroyed property, ever extorted money, ever sold or used drugs, thought lying or stealing was OK, ever stole a car, attempted breaking and entering, or had been a victim of extortion. Demographic variables for Part 1 include the age, gender, race, and marital status of each respondent. Data for Part 2, Police Officer Survey Data, were collected using a survey questionnaire designed to capture what police officers knew about the DWI Drug Court, where they learned about it, and what factors accounted for their attitudes toward the program. Variables for Part 2 include police officers' responses to whether DWI court was effective, whether DWI laws were successful, the perceived effect of mandatory jail time versus treatment alone, major problems seen with DWI policies, if DWI was considered dangerous, and how the officer had learned or been briefed about the drug court. Other variables include the number of DWI arrests, and whether respondents believed that reforms weaken police power, that DWI caused more work for them, that citizens have bad attitudes, that the public has too many rights, and that stiffer penalties for DWI offenders were more successful. 3186 http://doi.org/10.3886/ICPSR03186.v1 01-18-2006 survey data self-enumerated questionnaires Las Cruces New Mexico United States


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Steven J. Adamowski, the special master appointed by the state to help direct improvements in the New London school system, recognizes that the city's Board of Education acted inappropriately in failing to renew the contract of the current superintendent and cannot be trusted to adequately do its job of replacing him. Given that, one has to wonder why he wants to leave the board in place.
In April, the city's Board of Education voted 6-1 not to renew the contract of Superintendent Nicholas A. Fischer. It expires at the end of this school year, adding needless uncertainty at a time when consistency is critical. Board members offered as justification only opaque references to poor communication. What board members had been told in state-mandated training is that a superintendent should be judged on the performance of the students.
"Had a performance-based evaluation system been used � the current superintendent probably would have had his contract renewed," said Mr. Adamowski on Wednesday during an update presented to the State Board of Education.
Despite several years without increased spending on city education that has left the administration with a "skeleton staff," standardized test scores, while still poor, have trended up, noted the special master. The district was one of only a few in the state to develop a standards-based evaluation system for teachers before the state mandated it.
"For the most part, the district is currently well led and managed at all levels," wrote Mr. Adamowski in his progress report to the state board.
Tellingly, Mr. Adamowski recommends that the seven-person school board, which is likely to have several new members after the November election, not be allowed to carry out an unfettered search for the next superintendent.
He recommends that the Connecticut Association of Boards of Education partner with the New London board to conduct the search; that Mr. Adamowski set the salary to make it competitive with other districts; that the state commissioner of education approve the applicant list from which the New London board can choose; that the next superintendent receive the stability of a three-year contract; and that any decisions on contract renewal be based on student achievement.
Given the lack of trust in the board to carry out this most important function, Mr. Adamowski had ample grounds to do what this newspaper earlier suggested - recommend that the state board use its statutory authority to replace the current New London board with a state-appointed panel, let it decide what to do about the superintendent, and provide stability as the school system goes through a challenging transition.
But that's not what he did. His calculation, we suspect, was that the turmoil and controversy that would have been created by using this nuclear option would have caused more problems, in the short term at least, than it would have solved. The state board should question that calculation before it simply adopts the recommendation. While Mr. Adamowski has offered a diplomatic solution, the evidence he presented suggests the more dramatic option - replacing the board - deserves consideration.
Mr. Adamowski would like to see board terms staggered - with no more than a slim majority up for re-election in any one year - which is the case for most school districts. Instead New London puts all board seats up for election every two years, a system that makes continuity difficult and politics more prevalent in board affairs, said Adamowski. It creates a "political environment" that generates "bad board-superintendent relationships for every reason other than student achievement," he said.
But with the city only recently having amended the charter to create a strong-mayor form of government, there is little interest in again reopening it, and with good reason. The city should get a second mayoral election behind it, at least, before entertaining thoughts of another charter revision commission. The only way to assure the desired continuity, it appears, would be to appoint a state panel to run the schools during the recovery effort.
As for some positives, it appears Mr. Adamow-ski will continue as special master for another year and state intervention for at least a couple of years. The city needs this "disciplined environment imposed by state supervision" as the school system transitions to an all-magnet-schools district, attracting students from throughout the region and increasing state aid.
Also, the school board has adopted a strategic plan.
Then there is this. "Board meetings have improved significantly in terms of order, professionalism and civility. Negative exchanges between board members and the administration have been reduced," reported Mr. Adamowski.
More civility, fewer negative exchanges - that's progress, at least.
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You may have the sense that you've heard of MERSA...something people catch in the hospital. However, rather than an occasional occurrence, it is a global epidemic hiding in plain sight. It has swelled almost unnoticed for decades and now kills 19,000 Americans each year and sends another 7 million to the doctor or emergency room. Award-winning science and medical writer, Maryn McKenna, not only speaks of the gravity of the situation; but tells how we created the conditions that allowed MERSA to emerge, as well as sharing stories that reveal the harsh reality for some of those inflicted with this Superbug.
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June 22, 2015, 10pm (PDT) - Morgellon's Conspiracy with Marcia Pavlis
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Marcia Pavlis is a former HSBC investment adviser who blew the whistle in 2002 about a massive breach of trust and fraud committed by HSBC Asset Management against Canadian Investors. A 28 year career in the financial industry was destroyed by HSBC. She fought a 5 year battle in BC Canada courts regarding her constructive dismissal against 11 corrupt judges.
She discovered that chemtrails are targeted with Morgellon's and has been an advocate for Morgellon's patients for almost a decade.
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On this ongoing series of shows covering the 2nd half of FEB. 2015 in Review, we pick it back up at TOPIC #15: NEW DISEASES & RISING PESTILENCES that Jesus warned us would be one of the many signs of the Endtimes to watch for! Such scourges as HEPATITIS OUTBREAK in Britian; MEASLES OUTBREAK spreads to 17 US States; SUPERBUG exposures; SUNLIGHT SKIN DAMAGE EVEN IN THE DARK; CUBAN HIV STRAIN, AS MOST AGGRESSIVE EVER; NEW TICK VIRUS; SURGE OF MERS CASES; BUBONIC BLACK PLAGUE BLAMED ON GIANT ASIAN GERBILS; SWINE FLUE RAGING; LEPROSY CASES ON THE RISE IN FLORIDA; EBOLA RISING AGAIN IN SIERRA LEONE; 110 MILLION STD BLAMED ON HIPPIES; ... Then at TOPIC #16: FRANKEN FOODS with a NEW WITCHES BREW ON THE MENU, from many complaints about UNWANTED BUGS FOUND IN MICHELLE OBAMAS HEALTHY LUNCHES; FRANKEN FOOD OF PROCESSED FOODS LINKED TO AUTO-IMMUNE DISEASES; GMO CHEMICALS BEING FOUND IN 75% OF AIR & RAIN SAMPLES; POPULAR SNACK BRANDS HAVE 100% GMO CORN; ... FRANKENSTEIN FEAT OF STORING DATA IN DNA; HUMAN EGG FREEZING FOR FUTURE IVF; ISIS BLOODY BLACK MARKET TRADING OF HUMAN ORGANS; THREE PARENT BABIES RISK TO FUTURE OF THE HUMAN RACE; TWO FATHER BABIES COMING SOON TO GAY COUPLES; MODERN DAY DOCTOR FRANKENSTEIN CLAIMS JUST TWO YEARS AWAY FROM TRANSPLANTING A HUMAN HEAD TO ANOTHER HUMAN BODY!!.. ALL THIS AND MORE, ON TONITES EYE-OPENING EPISODE!! DONT MISS IT!! STAY TUNED! TO STAY IN THE KNOW.. THIS IS THE PLACE TO GO!!.. WITH YOURS TRULY, STEVE "SI", THE BIBLE GUY.... HERE WE GO...
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In this episode of the Doom and Bloom(tm) Survival Medicine Hour, Joe and Amy Alton, aka Dr. Bones and Nurse Amy, discuss the Bourbon virus superbug and antibiotic resistance, how to identify and treat rib fractures, and some very important questions that you should ask your doctor if you want to take charge of your health in good times OR bad...
On this episode, we pick it back up where we were last time by wrapping up TOPIC #12: SODOMS SEQUEL and then we talk about THE MAJOR UPDATES ON DISEASES, OUTBREAKS, PESTILENCES, from TOPIC #13! We also expect to cover the shocking updates from TOPIC #14: FRANKEN FOODS & FRANKEN FEATS OF MAD SCIENCE! If we have time, we will check out TOPIC #17: PERILOUS TIMES OF THESE VERY LAST DAYS!!... ALL THIS AND MORE, ON TONITES CATCH-UP EPISODE OF UNDERSTANDING THESE FINAL ENDTIMES THAT WE ARE NOW LIVING IN... with your Host, Steve "Si", The Bible Guy, from right here in the heart of east Tennessee fishin' country!!...TUNE IN AND JOIN US FOR SOME NEWS YOU CAN USE!!.. AND GET IN THE KNOW!..
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Today's show will cover recent health news including prescription painkiller epidemic, RA and the gut, type 1 diabetes and the gut, CVD risks, Meditation, Superbug outbreak, prenatal vitamins and Iodine, EHR's, carmal color and cancer, phthalates and fertility, flame retardants and health, statins and parkinsons, multiple sclerosis, fake studies, toxicity of OTC, measles vaccines.
Each week Dr. Epley, D.C., C.C.W.P, and Dr. Gofourth, D.C. will discuss current health news and noteworthy studies, and their impact on out health. Our emphysis is primarily on toxicity, deficiency and stress negatively effects our health, and how eating well, moving well, and thinking well can reverse and prevent these negative effects.
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Fractures, Superbugs, Questions for your Doctor!
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In this episode of the Doom and Bloom(tm) Survival Medicine Hour, Joe and Amy Alton, aka Dr. Bones and Nurse Amy, discuss the Bourbon virus superbug and antibiotic resistance, how to identify and treat rib fractures, and some very important questions that you should ask your doctor if you want to take charge of your health in good times OR bad…
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Dr. LeRoy Carter will join Pastor Paul Begley on today's show discussing "Black Heroes of the Bible" and also his father Lee Carter a great aritist of the "Underground Railroad" and played pro-baseball in the Negro Leagues with Satchell Paige and Josh Gibson. Also Dr. LeRoy Carter is an author of many books and has started bible schools in Jamica, and Kenya and preaches all over the world. Also British Airforce scrambled fighter jets to intercept 2 Russian Bombers who came into British airspace. Also a 6.4 earthquake hits Vanuatu this morning and has been followed by 5.4 5.1 and 5.0 aftershocks. Also a "Superbug in UCLA Hospital has killed 2 and may affect 179 that is resistant to drugs. Also a Florida Church has been burned and "Allah Akr Bar" spray painted on the church walls. Also the lead ISIS executioner voice may have identified him as an American. Also millions of birds are migrating to Israel in the hills of Judea. Also in Rio de Janiero carnival float of the "Devil" catches on fire, and 3 people die from electrocution. Also 20 are electricuted in a parade carnival float in Hati. Also millions of Evangelicals are standing with Israeli Prime Minsiter Netanyahu. Also the NSA continue to record everything the Americans are doing. These and much more current news events along with bible prophecy and the powerful Word of God. Your Host Pastor Paul Begley of Indiana.
On this continuing, bi-weekly series of episodes, we pick it back up with DECEMBER WEEK #1 NEWS UPDATES on TOPIC #12: DISEASES & PESTILENCES with BIRD FLU IN EUROPEAN WILD DUCKS; EGYPTIANS DYING OF BIRD FLU; EBOLA DEATH TOLL NEARS 7000; MUTATED FLU VIRUS; SUPERBUG KILLING 1000s OF INDIA BABIES; AIDS KILLING 40 MILLION IN 30 YEARS; Stories of SODOMS SEQUELS in TOPIC #13: ETHIOPIA TESTS 1000s for HIV ahead of WORLD AIDS DAY; 500,000 in CHINA living with HIV; ATLANTA FIRE CHIEF SUSPENDED FOR PROMOTING HIS NEW CHRISTIAN BOOK THAT CONDEMNS HOMOSEXUALITY; POLAND GETS FIRST GAY MAYOR; 13,000 LUTHERAN CHURCH MEMBER RESIGN OVER SAME SEX MARRIAGE; CHIEF AIR FORCE PROSECUTOR FORCED OUT AFTER CRITICISM OF MILITARY SEXUAL ASSAULTS; 3850 MEN RAPED IN THE MILITARY DURING 2014; BIOLOGY TEACHER AT CHRISTIAN SCHOOL HAS SEX WITH 14 YEAR OLD MANY TIMES; FIRST OPENLY GAY BASEBALL UMPIRE; COSBY SUED OVER SEXUAL ASSAULT OF 15 YEAR OLD VICTIM BRINGING TOTAL CASES TO OVER 20 RAPE VICTIMS AND COUNTING... All this and more on tonites show! .. STAY TUNED! STAY INFORMED! GET IN THE KNOW! AND ENJOY THE SHOW!...
On this ongoing series of episodes in review of December Week #2, we talk about various DISEASES & SCOURGES OF SOCIETY, as we pick it back up at TOPIC #8: DISEASES & PESTILENCES WORLDWIDE with latest update on EBOLA STATISTICS out of Africa; Resurgence of WHOOPING COUGH in California; MERS virus hits 20 countries in the Middle East; SUPERBUG could kill up to 10 million by 2050; World Trade Center RAT PROBLEM GETTING WORSE; ... Then looking at some of the SCOURGES OF SOCIETY, as Man tapes himself having SEX WITH STEPDAUGHTERS CORPSE; FALL OF AMERICAS PREMIER GAY COUPLE; NATIONAL EPIDEMIC OF SEXUAL ASSAULTS OF UNDER 16 YRS OLD IN BRITAIN; MALE RAPE IN THE MILITARY USING "BILL PILL THRILL"; FACE-SITTING PROTEST OF CENSORSHIP IN BRITAIN; TRANSGENDER DOCUSERIES ON ABC FAMILY CHANNEL; X-FILES DANA SCULLY gives a GAY KISS on BBC's series THE FALL (A Gay's Kiss = 666); SIX-WAY INCEST RING found guilty in court trial; PAEDOPHILE MARTYN TUCKER jailed with 26 SEX OFFENCES as Ex-Boy Scout Leader; SEX OFFENDERS getting away with their crimes with convictions down 10% in 2014 in Britian...
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NASA spokesmen NBC Jay Barbree announces that the launch of ORION is to save mankind to create colonies on Mars and the Moon and to save Mankind from the destruction of the earth. Also a Massive and Powerful Erratic Typhoon Hagupit headed for the Philippines. Also a new antibiotic resistant "Superbug" is killing thousands of babies in India. Also more than 1,400 people are being actively monitored for Ebola in United States according to a report. Also a "Massive 600,000 gallons oil spill" has happened in Israel putting 80 people in the Hospital. Also Rick Perry says "If Washington won't secure the border, then Texas will. Also a man in Florida kills his wife, neighbor, and Pastor and is still armed and dangerous. Also Russia's President Putin says "Crimea is Russia's Temple Mount". Also Bill Gates is developing a "Remote-Control" contraceptive RFID implant that can be controlled by your Doctor. These events and much more along with bible prophecy and the powerful Word of God. Your Host Pastor Paul Begley of Indiana.
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I am a senior in high school and starting an internship to get into the St. Andrews University western equestrian team.
The people I will be working with buy a lot of horses from Clinton Anderson and his program, and help to train some of his signature horses. I will be riding everyday and just helping to clean the barn and feed, a great trade if you ask me.
Can I get some other teens, or experienced horseman's/horsewoman's advice on Clinton Anderson? I want to know opinions on his methods and his philosophy, and No. I don't care that he has marketed himself, more power to him. Just this, are his methods effective for most horses? (I know every horse is different, but for generality?) I plan on also branching out and seeing other trainer's methods to get a well rounded training basis. Thank you!


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According to the survey results, employers aren't sure if insurers are part of the solution or part of the problem. Copeland notes that health plans rated next–to-last, ahead of retail clinics, among the top seven healthcare investments they value.
Only 39% of employers placed a high value on their investment in health insurance plans although they rank insurance company costs among the top three influencers of healthcare costs. In terms of investment value, employers tend to be more traditional in their outlook with investments in primary care and prescription drugs rated as having high value.
Copeland says the findings may reflect a general outlook among employers that health plans are not clearly communicating how they can help employers lower their cost trends. While acknowledging that the appreciation of primary care is "a huge positive on the employer side," he wonders if employers really know what they might do differently around primary care or prescription drugs to help lower their costs.
For example, there seems to be some confusion among employers as to what steps to take to develop their benefits strategies. Wellness, for example, received a middle-of-the-road rating around value but increasing wellness programs was ranked among the top three changes employers expect to make in their benefits strategy.
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I pray such a blessing for myself!
- May God bless you with discomfort . . .
at easy answers, half-truths and superficial relationships . . .
so that you may live deep from the heart.
- May God bless you with anger . . .
at injustice, oppression, & exploitation . . .
so that you may work for justice, freedom and peace.
- May God bless you with tears . . .
to shed for those who suffer pain, rejection, hunger and war . . .
so that you may reach out your hand to comfort them and turn their pain into joy.
- May God bless you with enough foolishness . . .
to believe that you can make a difference in the world . . .
so that you can do what others claim cannot be done.
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Elkhart Central has owned the trophy for two years, but Elkhart Memorial is playing at home in 2014.
The Mangy Lion still stands as the only existing Elkhart County football trophy. It's hallowed in the City with a Heart.
Elkhart Central's owned it on Blazer Boulevard for two straight years. Rival Elkhart Memorial will try to take it back on Friday, Aug. 22. Fans are encouraged to stick around after the game for a fireworks display.
The Crimson Chargers haven't lost three straight season openers since a run of setbacks from 1997-2000. The Blue Blazers own a 25-19 edge in the all-time series dating back to 1972.
Other facts and figures to consume:
Opening Night
• Fairfield has won 10 straight openers
• Northridge has won 6 of last 8 openers
• Concord has won 5 of last 6 openers
• Since its series started with Jimtown in 1998, NorthWood has not won back-to-back meetings
• Goshen has lost two straight openers
• Mishawaka Marian, Penn and Wawasee have won three straight openers
Football 0-10
0 – Elkhart County area state championships since 2005
1 – Combined sectional titles won by Elkhart Memorial and Elkhart Sectional
2 – New head coaches in Elkhart County (Nate Andrews, NorthWood; Kyle Park, Goshen)
3 – Number of Northern State schools (Jimtown, Bremen, New Prairie) which have on league titles since 1989
4 – Consecutive NLC championships won by Concord
5 – Fairfield NECC titles since 2006
6 – Jimtown state finals appearances
7 – Combined Elkhart County state titles for Jimtown (4), Goshen (2) and NorthWood (1)
8 – Schools in the last NSC season before it disbands after the 2014-15 school year
9 – Northridge NLC victories from 2007-2012
10 – Combined number of NIC, NLC, NSC and NECC teams which have never won a sectional title (Central, Northridge, Warsaw, SB Adams, Knox, Lakeland, West Noble, Eastside, Fremont, Prairie Heights)
Elkhart Central
Elkhart Memorial
Mishawaka Marian
Down and dirty
Where are the games?
- TruthRadio 1340 AM — Elkhart County game of the week
- www.broadcastsport.net — all Jimtown and NorthWood games
- www.elkhartcountysports.com — all Goshen and Fairfield games
- www.michianasportsauthority.com — all Northridge games
- WTRC 95.3 FM, WGCS 91.1 FM, www.rrsn.com — all Penn games
- WAWC 103.5 — all Wawasee games
- ESPN 102.7 — all Warsaw games
- WSBT 96.1 FM, 960 AM — Northern Indiana Conference game of the week
- WHME, TV-46 — Northern Indiana area game of the week, tape delay, 11 p.m. Fridays, 9 a.m. Saturdays