NYC Shows/Just Announced Thread

StoneTheCrow wrote:
Great question.

MBV is near the top of my list of bands I have enjoyed for a long, long time but have never seen.

I like shoegaze. But I don't listen to it a ton and will admit I'm far from up to speed on bands that may come into town. But I'm all ears.  Who would you suggest?




Ditto. When i think of shoegaze, I don't just think of MBV. I go back to Ride, Slowdive, etc. Back in 1990 when I used to read The Face magazine (God, now I'm dating myself) there was an article about all the bands coming out that were in the "happy valley" scene…Moose, Lush, Curve, Ride, etc. But of course most of those bands are gone. So I'm curious what I'm missing and what I should check out that's more recent.
Aerofall, Loop, MBV, Nowhere, Ride, Swervedriver.  That's all gots on my iPod.
From the 210 artists in my music library in the shoegaze genre, these would be my favorite of bands active in the last decade or so.  A few of them do not share much in common with MBV or Ride, as they might lean towards the psychedelic or towards electronic (Ulrich doesnt really use guitars, but he gets gazey as hell). Some are from Europe, some from Asia.  Some dreampop on the list.  A few of them can be found on my Bandcamp fan page (along with other types of music) at http://bandcamp.com/rougeriderhood (especially towards the bottom of the list). Here is a good group on Facebook for all things shoegaze: https://www.facebook.com/groups/117377114977962/


A*Star, Aarktica, Ac Berkheimer, [aftersun], Air Formation, Airling, Alcest, Alcian Blue, Amusement Parks On Fire, Asobi Seksu, bliss.city.east, Blonde Redhead, bloody knives, Broken Little Sister, Butterfly Explosion, Ceremony (VA one), Colour, The Daysleepers, Dead Heart Bloom, Dead Leaf Echo, Dead Mellotron, Dean Garcia, The Depreciation Guild, Electro Group, Engineers, Exit Calm, Experimental Aircraft, Film School, Foreign Cinema, Foxtail Somersault, Gliss, Glissade, highspire, i am your captain, INSECT GUIDE, Jennifer Lo-Fi, Jenny Besetzt, jesu, Keith Canisius, Lilac Shadows, the Lost Rivers, Lower Heaven, Malory, Manic Sheep, the Morning After Girls, NEVER, Nightmare Air, //orangenoise, Panda Riot, A Place to Bury Strangers, Ports of Call, The Radio Dept., Ringo Deathstarr, SACRED HARMONIC SOCIETY, Sad Day For Puppets, SafeAsHome, Scarlet Youth, School of Seven Bells, Screen Vinyl Image, Seasonscollide, Secret Shine, Sennen, Serena-Maneesh, Shana Falana, She Sir, The Sky Drops, Skywave, The Sleepover Disaster, Snow in Mexico, Soundpool, SPC ECO, The Stargazer Lilies, Stellarium, Sunsplit, Sway, Tamaryn, Tatuki Seksu, Team Ghost, Team.Radio, Tears Run Rings, Thrushes, Tribes Of The City, Ulrich Schnauss, The Vandelles, Vello Leaf, Vidulgi Ooyoo, The Voices, Weekend, Whirr, Young Adults, ZaZa, 93MillionMilesFromTheSun
Speaking of, you guys, seriously, what happened to Jaguar?

First Spiritualized show in DC without her in most likely decades last night just didn't feel right.
I did see Dead Mellotron up at the Ottobar a few years ago and really enjoyed them.  There are quite a few others on that list that I've heard of….will need to get busy catching up.

Thanks for the list and the tip on the airatlantic.
No problem! And that is by no means a comprehensive list of the shoegaze/nu-gaze/dreampop/whatever bands that are around, just a few I really enjoy. 

Dead Mellotron is great.  Sadly, they are on hiatus.  I thought their last show could possibly the their LAST show, but it looks like it is just the last one for now.  Here is a free set of theirs, from the always great Mobtown Microshow series (you watch band record A live set in recording studio… Holds about 20 people. I saw this one with Joe and Az). http://mobtownstudios.com/dead-mellotron-microshow/
Thanks.  Grabbed that and the roomrunner while I was at it.
killsaly-  i'll stick with popular shoegaze….I know u hate popular shoegaze. stay underground, buddy!
There's popular and underground shoegaze?

**head explodes**
Vas wrote:
killsaly-  i'll stick with popular shoegaze….I know u hate popular shoegaze. stay underground, buddy!
I NEVER said I didnt like POPULAR or ANY kind of shoegaze. I was ASKING about peoples' love for MBV while at the same time the shoegaze shows in DC are almost ALWAYS empty.   I think MBV is alright.  I dig Ride. I LOVE Lush and Curve. ETC.  I dig a ton of old "POPULAR" stuff, but that wasnt the point of my list.  My list was for more CURRENT shoegaze bands, ones that were touring and making music in the 2000's.  It wasnt a list of ALL shoegaze. 

Oops i forgot Airiel, DIIV, and Technicolor Teeth for that list!
Arcade Fire

10/18-10/19

(also 10/23-24 in Miami)
A Tribe Called Quest will open Kanye West's shows on 11/20 (Barclays) and 11/24 (Madison Sq).  Q-Tip says it will be their final ever shows together, though this type of statement is always highly suspect.
Ennio Morricone (conducting! not playing)

Brooklyn, Barclays Center on March 23
I was just going to post about Morricone. Very exciting news! The Radio City Music Hall concert in 2007 was incredible. Still waiting for that promised DVD of it.
I'll try to get a ticket as well, although hopefully something below 100$. According to the post here http://www.brooklynvegan.com/archives/2013/10/ennio_morricone_2.html it is not obvious how to get to the pre-sale tomorrow. But otherwise general sale is friday 10am.
password:  ENNIO
I bought a ticket, Vas Deferens are you going too?

I took the 100$ balcony option. It would have been nice to actually see Ennio Morricone with a 400$ ticket, but i'm not that rich.
No… too much at $100 even. I'll stick to the recordings.