Wednesday, February 03, 2010
trucker's prayer
If you've caught the Abramson Singers play in the last little while, you may have copped this from Leah directly (and she still has some CDs to sell at shows, I think), but if not, it's out today on iTunes, Zunior, and via White Whale (where it's only $5).
I haven't seen Leah play solo or with a band in ages, and since I mostly stick to live stuff here, I don't really mention her all that often, but I still play her last record, Bedroom/City, at least once a week, and I'm pretty sure the story's going to be the same with this one.
You can check out five songs from the album (plus two from Leah's last one) on her Myspace.
Memewar celebrates the release of their 11th issue at the Railway on February 9th, featuring readings by Tony Power, Allen Gurling, Shannon Rayne & MemePress authors and music by Stefana Fratila and World Club
Man Your Horse, Ford Pier, and Hermetic play the Railway on February 10th.
On February 13th, the Astoria hosts "Fuck, I Love You," a Valentine's party featuring Muscles and B-Lines, and also a screening of Ladies and Gentlemen, the Fabulous Stains.
Foreign Born and Free Energy play Fortune on February 27th.
Think About Life are at the Media Club March 31st.
Dead Meadow and Imaad Wasif are at the Biltmore on April 2nd.
Pierced Arrows and Lullabye Arkestra play an early show at the Biltmore on April 3rd. I haven't managed to catch Pierced Arrows then they've rolled through town yet and I love Lullabye Arkestra, so I'm pretty psyched for this.
Jonsi (of Sigur Ros, who's apparently like Madonna or Prince or something) plays back to back shows at the Vogue on April 6th and 7th.
The Moondoggies and the Shilohs play the Biltmore on April 17th.
Shearwater and Hospital Ships play the Biltmore on April 28th.
Girls and Dum Dum Girls play Venue on May 26th and 27th.
Oh, and while it's not a music show, Andy Dixon is having an opening reception for his art show, "Such Events Have Led Us Here," at Grace Gallery on Friday
now playing: Best Coast - This is Real
trucker's prayer
If you've caught the Abramson Singers play in the last little while, you may have copped this from Leah directly (and she still has some CDs to sell at shows, I think), but if not, it's out today on iTunes, Zunior, and via White Whale (where it's only $5).
I haven't seen Leah play solo or with a band in ages, and since I mostly stick to live stuff here, I don't really mention her all that often, but I still play her last record, Bedroom/City, at least once a week, and I'm pretty sure the story's going to be the same with this one.
You can check out five songs from the album (plus two from Leah's last one) on her Myspace.
Memewar celebrates the release of their 11th issue at the Railway on February 9th, featuring readings by Tony Power, Allen Gurling, Shannon Rayne & MemePress authors and music by Stefana Fratila and World Club
Man Your Horse, Ford Pier, and Hermetic play the Railway on February 10th.
On February 13th, the Astoria hosts "Fuck, I Love You," a Valentine's party featuring Muscles and B-Lines, and also a screening of Ladies and Gentlemen, the Fabulous Stains.
Foreign Born and Free Energy play Fortune on February 27th.
Think About Life are at the Media Club March 31st.
Dead Meadow and Imaad Wasif are at the Biltmore on April 2nd.
Pierced Arrows and Lullabye Arkestra play an early show at the Biltmore on April 3rd. I haven't managed to catch Pierced Arrows then they've rolled through town yet and I love Lullabye Arkestra, so I'm pretty psyched for this.
Jonsi (of Sigur Ros, who's apparently like Madonna or Prince or something) plays back to back shows at the Vogue on April 6th and 7th.
The Moondoggies and the Shilohs play the Biltmore on April 17th.
Shearwater and Hospital Ships play the Biltmore on April 28th.
Girls and Dum Dum Girls play Venue on May 26th and 27th.
Oh, and while it's not a music show, Andy Dixon is having an opening reception for his art show, "Such Events Have Led Us Here," at Grace Gallery on Friday
now playing: Best Coast - This is Real
Labels: leah abramson, show announcements
