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wait, here's a message from a friend – she's drinking somewhere in Brooklyn with several members of an Icelandic band by the name of Sudden Weather Change . Questionable name

dancing shoes, because after a month of exquisite torture inspired by an fantastic teaser, Brooklyn based Nick Millhiser and Alex Frankel (a.k.a HOLY GHOST ) are ready to stop teasing

made extra and I don't want to throw it away." RESULT. 9.26pm Brooklyn-bound L Train Overheard on the L Train #1: "Yelp is a vat of urine

Tongue. She's yet to pick up the keys for her accommodation in Brooklyn, so has joined us here temporarily. In so doing she's also joined the growing line

BEEN TO 1. Chairlift, No Age, Health, Smith Westerns - Vans Party, Brooklyn 2011 - Alex and I lived in New York for about 6 weeks during summer last year, and Vans ... this massive warehouse in Brooklyn with a bunch of skate ramps and stages. They threw a couple of free parties whilst we were and they were pretty awesome, everything

while Ian Ball (vocals, guitar) and Olly Peacock (drums, synths) call Los Angeles and Brooklyn home, respectively. But hey, it's the century of technology; bridging the gap is much

Tangents ' title refers to a recent move, which found the band – once based in Brooklyn, then in Philadelphia – retreating to the Pennsylvanian countryside. “There's no curfew,” Waterhouse surmises ... coined when the duo were buying old albums from Polish second-hand stores in Brooklyn, and feeling attracted to old blues rock and classic rock. “Blues was on the mind

translates quite impressively and certainly acts to add momentum to the mounting festival spirit.  Brooklyn's Chairlift haven't drawn the biggest crowd of the afternoon, but those present

Delta Spirit bass player Jonathan Jameson is calling from his apartment in Brooklyn, NYC, as far from their original hometown San Diego, as you get and still

hazy lo-fi ‘90s thing going on and was shot on a rooftop in Brooklyn all in one day. Oh, and if you’re scratching your head wondering about

over it. And then trying to get over the heartache.” Formerly the keyboardist of Brooklyn alt-pop band Here We Go Magic, the severity of Lieberson's recent life does ... Rome of hipsters, a shift she felt hurt the autonomy of her musical community. “Brooklyn wasn't very Williamsburg back then, specifically, and Bushwick was completely