Showing posts with label David Grubbs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label David Grubbs. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 31, 2009

Upcoming Shows: Woods, David Grubbs + more

Tomorrow, Wednesday, April 1

Woods @ Death By Audio | Williamsburg, Brooklyn | $?
Woods run with folks like Wavves, Nodzzz and Blank Dogs, but they do something rather different. Their pop is lo-fi, but in a more quirky way, with vocals delivered in a bizarre falsetto and guitars played cleanly. If their no-fi colleagues' music sounds as if it's buried under layers of gravel or ash, the songs Woods play sound like they're submerged under water. They somehow manage to sound distant and unnatural but still welcoming, even enchanting. And their melodies are simply beautiful. One of my favorite NY bands at one of the best venues in town. Check it out. [MySpace]


Friday, April 3

Weird Owl @ Lit Lounge | E Village, Manhattan | $6
As I noted in live review, Weird Owl plays a psyched-out version of Southern hard rock. Perhaps surprisingly, it's really enjoyable. [MySpace]


Saturday, April 4

David Grubbs @ Issue Project Room | Gowanus, Brooklyn | $8/$10
As I've said before, David Grubbs is a legend. He's a former member of Squirrel Bait, Gastr del Sol, Bastro and even Red Krayola and is one of the true innovators in 90's experimental rock. [MySpace]


Sunday, April 5

My Teenage Stride @ Cake Shop | LES, Manhattan | $8
An indie pop band that I grudgingly like, MTS play their catchy little numbers tightly and with gusto. Check it out. [MySpace]

Thursday, October 30, 2008

Upcoming Show: Sat. 11/1 - David Grubbs Plays Cake Shop!!!

KIDS, LISTEN UP! I just found out David Grubbs is playing a FREE show at Cake Shop this Saturday. Grubbs is a legend, member of Squirrel Bait (see below), Gastr del Sol, Bastro and even Red Krayola. I have no idea how he is solo or how he is live, but it's probably worth all $0 dollars to go and find out!

(I'm going to be out of town this weekend and now I want to cry.)

p.s. Since you'll already be at Cake Shop, it's definitely worth sticking around to catch the Chinese Stars downstairs later in the evening.