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Tag Archives: Marnie Stern
My Favorite Albums of 2010
I almost didn’t make this list. I mean, come on. It’s New Year’s Eve. No one cares anymore. Everyone’s just getting psyched for Ariel Pink or Titus tonight (you should definitely go to one of those shows, by the way), and looking forward to the whole music cycle starting over again in 2011. I swear [...]
Posted in 2010 Favorites
Also tagged Abe Vigoda, Air Waves, Andrew Cedermark, Big Troubles, Cloud Nothings, Deerhunter, Dum Dum Girls, Dustin Wong, Future Islands, Happy Birthday, Harlem, Joanna Newsom, Lower Dens, Male Bonding, No Age, Pill Wonder, Prince Rama, Royal Baths, Sonny & The Sunsets, Strange Boys, The Fresh & Onlys, The National, The Tallest Man on Earth, Tim Fite, Titus Andronicus, Ty Segall, WAVVES, Weekend, Women, Woods, Yeasayer, Yellow Ostrich, Your Youth
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My Favorite Songs of 2010: 20-11
Welcome to The New York Rockmarket’s end of the year list spectacular. This is when I talk about how lists are fun but ultimately meaningless, and apologize for not posting the last few days because I’ve been compiling my lists. This is also where I talk about favorites as opposed to best, like I did last [...]
Posted in 2010 Favorites
Also tagged Dum Dum Girls, Golden Girls, Morning Benders, Pill Wonder, The National, The Tallest Man on Earth, tonstartssbandht, Yeasayer, Your Youth
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Recommended Saturday Show: CMJ Day #5
Okay. It’s the end of CMJ. You’ve already seen four nights and four days of bands. Actually, I guess you probably haven’t. But still, at this point, CMJ isn’t large enough where you will find a line-up where you haven’t seen at least a few of the bands. That’s why I’m going to recommend two [...]
Posted in Show Of The Day
Also tagged AIDS Wolf, Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr., Evan Voytas, Heavy Cream, Pujol, Ted Leo, Titus Andronicus, Turbo Fruits, Ty Segall
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Photos (for Impose): CMJ Day 2
Oh my goodness. Now that I’ve just gotten home from day 3 of CMJ, day 2 seems like ages ago. I can hardly remember what happened. Actually, there was some pretty good stuff, and you can check out my visual record of it over at Impose right here. I started the day off at Chocolate [...]
Posted in Photos
Also tagged Botany, Dent May, Dom, Family Portrait, Laurel Halo, Lower Dens, Pigeons, Tamaryn, Wild Nothings, Young Prisms
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Recommended Wednesday Show: CMJ Day #2
1AM and I just stepped in for the first time since 10AM this morning. These festival thingys are pretty exhausting. Luckily for most everyone, tomorrow has a lot of good shows, but only a few real standouts. I definitely recommend picking somewhere and staying put, at least as the nighttime is concerned. If you’re lucky [...]
Posted in Show Of The Day
Also tagged Baths, Beach Fossils, Blair, Braids, Cloud Nothings, Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr., Dent May, Dom, Family Portrait, Gobble Gobble, La Big Vic, Lesands, Lower Dens, Prince Rama, Pure Ecstasy, The Drums, Wild Nothing, Yellow Ostrich
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Recommended Tuesday Show: Marnie Stern at The Rock Shop
Marnie Stern, killer guitarist (though that isn’t what she wants to be known as) and all-around cool-seeming person. She has a fantastic new album coming out Tuesday, and a killer track from the album has been circulating for awhile, “For Ash.” The Rock Shop is a pretty tiny place, so consider this an amazing opportunity [...]
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Recommended Thursday Show: Marnie Stern and the Fly Girlz at Shea Stadium
This is a highly recommended show. First of all, the venue is amazing. No, it’s not the old Shea Stadium, it’s a brand new venue in Brooklyn that offers an amazing service for artists and bands. They record all of the shows that happen there and mix them, so every band who plays has access [...]
