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last we heard from Christopher Taylor, the 31-year-old bassist/multi-instrumentalist/in-house producer for beloved Brooklyn outfit Grizzly Bear, he'd gone solo; issuing an album as Cant and then touring ... burden of following-up a breakout success – the album that led them from the Brooklyn underground to the ears of Jay-Z and Beyoncé, Twilight -loving tweens, and corporate America

Dress Well, that is Brooklyn's Tom Krell, has been doing the ambient electronic thing since his debut record and with Total Loss he isn't necessarily reformulating his sound

anything like their previous work it will be absolutely breathtaking. LAUREL HALO Brooklyn-based exponent of very palatable experimental electronica has elements of ambient, psych, techno, dub and pop music ... generally pretty bright, pop-driven tunes that are packed full of interesting hooks. Another Brooklyn-based act, Woods make their trip to Australia fresh from the release of their

world of filmmaking. The longtime leader and sole creative force behind Dirty Projectors —the Brooklyn-based band he began in his dorm-room when but a miscreant undergrad at Yale

November when they’re in the country as part of the Harvest Festival . Brooklyn indie band Grizzly Bear have just released their highly-anticipated fourth studio album, Shields , the follow

finding a new appreciative audience in Australia, KRS-One recently greeted like royalty. Brooklyn's Jeru The Damaja (AKA Kendrick Jeru Davis), specialising in “hardcore conscious” hip hop, first toured

acts like Thank You, Double Dagger and Jason Urich. “They started signing bands like [Brooklyn's] High Places,” points out bassist William Cashion. “That was a departure from what they

bassist Terry Wolfers – ousting their three bandmates in the process – and returned to Brooklyn to rework the album that it was finally done. Still, in true Alberta Cross form, they

American punk veterans Descendents played a secret gig at Saint Vitus in Brooklyn, New York. Footage from the show can be seen below

would appear that Walter Schreifels, who is spending some family time in Brooklyn after having spent the European festival season in his other home, Berlin, has had an incredibly prolific