Brooklyn Vegan — Because Jewish will celebrate Rosh Hoshanah and Yom Kippur with music and prayer events at Brooklyn Bowl, Nublu, Roulette, and The Cutting Room. Continue reading… more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Dave Harrington was kind enough to make us a list of music recommendations ahead of his DJ set Saturday on the roof of Elsewhere and his Merry Pranksters show a week later at Nublu. More details and lots to listen to within... Continue reading… more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Small Black, Delicate Steve and Dave Harrington of Darkside will be DJing up on Elsewhere's new roof while eight bands play on two stages downstairs inside. RSVP for the roof. Win a ticket for the rest. Continue reading… more info

Stereogum — Frankie Rose is finally returning after a four-year absence with Cage Tropical, the veteran New York rocker's first album since returning to the city from the West Coast. Recorded with Lansing-Dreiden/Violens mastermind and prolific indie-world produ... more info

XLR8R — Brooklyn-based multi-instrumentalist Andrew Fox (a.k.a Visuals) crafted his latest EP, Constant Desire, in Berlin in the wake of last year's State Of Things—released via Berlin label thesongsays in March. With the continued help of Da... more info

Stereogum — Nicolas Jaar, the atmospheric downtempo electronic auteur, has lately been staying busy lately, working on projects like his Other People label and his mysterious subscription service “The Network.” But it’s been a long time since we heard a lo... more info

Nialler9 — The Dave Harrington Group is a new group from the former Darkside member and Nicolas Jaar cohort. In April, Dave released his debut LP as the Dave Harrington Group, ‘Become Alive’. The record, issued by Nicolas Jaar’s label Other Peo... more info

DJmag — DJ Mag Ibiza meets ONYX founder, label boss and techno DJ Mikaela to talk all things Ibiza... more info

Consequence of Sound — Darkside multi-instramentalist gets lost in improv on his solo debut full-length. more info

Consequence of Sound — Darkside multi-instramentalist gets lost in improv on his solo debut full-length. more info