Prince Rama, two sisters with a sizable catalogue chronicling their exploration of “The Now Age”, debuted their latest release this past Friday, titled XTREME NOW. Joining their sold-out celebration were PC Worship and NYMPH. It’s their second stop on their supporting 2016 tour, which ends on, yes, 4/20, back in Brooklyn. NYMPH’s rhythmic drone enveloped the […]
The moon was well overhead by the time I entered Baby’s All Right for The Soft Moon’s post-midnight performance. Despite the late hour, I would bide my time even further covetously guarding a front and center spot as the venue swelled to bursting in anticipation for the third and final show of The Soft Moon’s visit to NYC […]
Baby’s saw a night of rising rock this weekend, starring the enigmatic Car Seat Headrest, whose merits sold out the venue. That band is the project of Will “Toledo”, a Seattle-based DIY musician who caught Matador’s attention with his prolific collection on Bandcamp and devotion to his craft. He released Teens of Style back in September as his label […]
Ruminating on things I was thankful for over the weekend, what was most immediate in my mind was Wild Nothing’s hot ticket gig at Baby’s All Right. The dream pop project, helmed by Jack Tatum, have been in regular rotation for me since hearing 2011’s Nocturne. At this show, which is a small venue for them, they played […]
Last week, Ra Ra Riot set out on a long-awaited – albeit brief – tour of the Northeast. We at the ‘Beet were lucky enough to catch them twice on their five-city stop, last Tuesday at Baby’s All Right, and the next night at Great Scott in Boston, MA. I caught the second of those […]
Braids, an art rock and experimental pop band from Montreal played some deep ethereal sounds at Baby’s All Right. The three piece, with tasteful electronic beats, fine tuned acoustics and vocals, and some technical drumming, delivers a raw punch of energetic music that’s also melodic and easy to listen to. A combination of experimental sounds […]
Hazy Portland-based indie group Pure Bathing Culture has yet to fail at capturing my attention. I’ve found myself building a deep connection with their music and finally got an opportunity to see them perform live a few weeks ago at Baby’s All Right in Brooklyn. With a new album on the way, I got to hear […]
Mutemath has been a beacon in the alt rock space over the past ten years, offering a quirky, energetic and synth-infused sound on the airwaves, and filling massive buildings. The group is on a small venue national tour in advance of their new album, Vitals. Besides the new material, this tour’s setlist was heavy on older […]