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Up All Night with Alex Clare
Too close is not close enough when it comes to scoring a sweet spot at an Alex Clare performance. Maybe it's because of the British singer/songwriter's penchant for...
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Natalia Kills Doesn’t Play Nice
Mirror mirror on the wall, who's the fairest of them all? While British rude girl Natalia Kills has killer looks, she's definitely no angel. So if you really must bring...
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The Music Experiment: Flux Pavilion Lands In Los Angeles (part 2)
Just when you thought it was all over.... See more behind the scenes action live from The Music Experiment in Los Angeles, via these exclusive pics from Flux Pavilion's...
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The Music Experiment: Flux Pavilion Lands In Los Angeles (part 1)
When Flux Pavilion says he's spinning at a secret show in Los Angeles, you show up. And when Flux Pavilion says it's time to party, you throw down. Relive those surreal...
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The Music Experiment: Air Time with Flux Pavilion
Take a 23-year old, English dubstep producer, bring him to the States for a secret show set in an airplane hangar in Santa Monica, and what do you get? The Music...
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Bright Lights, Big City: Boys Noize Hits the Street
Boys Noize knows how to make you feel good on the dance floor. But have you ever wondered what the German producer and DJ was like outside of the club? Take a sneak peek...
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Our Cameras Roll on A Silent Film
When A Silent Film sat down with us for an interview in August, the four Oxford movie buffs referenced everything from Wayne's World to Walk the Line as some of their...
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Crystal Fighters Explode Basque Electro Rock @ Glasslands
At Glasslands Gallery last Monday, the Basque-inspired, British American band Crystal Fighters raised the Brooklyn crowd to a fever pitch. Call it globo-wonk-funk, call...
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Gentleman’s Reggae Looks Beyond Germany
Good dad, loving husband, German reggae star: Gentleman is all these things. His latest album, Diversity, with its combination of smooth roots reggae and positive...
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She Cuts Like a Double-Edged Sword (Exclusive Photos of Emika)
Emika makes the type of music we imagine life forms on Jupiter would play in their post-dubstep, intergalactic dance halls. With a sound that borrows from and redefines...
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globalFest 2012: Jamming From Mali To France
It was frigid in New York on January 8, the day of globalFest 2012, but it was warm inside Webster Hall where twelve diverse contemporary music acts hailing from Brazil...
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Ladytron Glitters In The Light
Ladytron channeled both Edwardian elegance and hard-edged glam when we brought the Liverpool electropop quartet to Brooklyn's Grand Prospect Hall for an exclusive...
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Manu Chao @ Terminal 5: Multilingual Master At Work
All three levels of Terminal 5 were packed with dancing, singing fans who came to hear Manu Chao's socially conscious reggae and rock. The French-born, Spanish artist...
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Male Bonding @ Mercury Lounge: Noise Pop British Invasion
London's Male Bonding came straight from JFK Airport to tear up Mercury Lounge with their peculiar mix of fuzzy pop noise and raw punk roar. Judging from their American...
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Black August 2011: Les Nubians @ SOB’s
Afropean neo-soul duo Les Nubians headlined this year's Black August Hip Hop Project benefit concert, held at SOB's in Manhattan's SoHo neighborhood. They were preceded...
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Polock: Spaniards Lost in Translation @ SXSW 2011
Spain’s hottest indie rockers Polock finally took their first band trip to the states. It was really only a matter of time. The band sports a sprightly image with their...
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Nigerian Songstress Asa’s Exclusive MTV Iggy Photoshoot!
Paris-based Nigerian singer-songwriter Asa fascinates us with her quiet, mysterious charisma and deep, colorful voice. We reviewed her concert at The Rockwood and took...
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Jamaica@Knitting Factory: A French Fantasy
We caught the French band named Jamaica at Brooklyn's Knitting Factory, where the synth-free foursome busted out their peppy, Phoenix-esque breed pure indie rock. The...
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Asa @ Rockwood Music Hall: Songs in the Key of Grace
We spent an elegant evening with Paris-based Nigerian singer Asa as she shared her jazz-inflected and uplifting songs in an intimate music venue on Manhattan's Lower...
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Ana Tijoux, More Kick off the Latin Alternative Music Conference 2010
The LAMC kicked off at NYC's Central Park Summerstage with Ana Tijoux, El Guincho and Nortec Collective. Fans packed the space as the bands rocked in the heat.