Reviews: Passion Pit

Reviews: Passion Pit

NEMO Journal Traversing music- from the underground, up through to the garage, continuing on into an undefined space in the air. Interesting, edgy, and bordering on erratic- this jagged rock revolves around an urgent delivery. Many unique elements formulate a cohesive, professional sound. But their CD Passion Pit really speaks for itself and eludes description. Music Connection…

Reviews: Astronaut Dubs

Reviews: Astronaut Dubs

The Village Voice Real-life drum’n’bass, at least in the sense that all the other instruments keep falling out, with mantras and guitar solos; hence, very early-’80s New York (see: Liquid Liquid, Konk, Bush Tetras). Five songs, seven versions total, five-person band from Brooklyn (one low voice, one high), nobody named Mary. Free-floatingly shapeless, but jovial….

Reviews: Knucklehead

Reviews: Knucklehead

Kweevak Knucklehead is the fifth release from Crazy Mary an eclectic band based out of New York City. Crazy as it sounds the band members meet and formed through various jobs at the Bronx Zoo. I don’t know if there is a song about it but diversity is the signature style of the group. It…

Reviews: Live Performances

MPMF Day 3 Report by Mackenzie McAninch “…New York boasts a dandy in Crazy Mary. I walk in upstairs at Neon’s just as violinist Walter Steding joins the group. Apparently, back in the day, he was Andy Warhol’s art assistant. He helps out on their re-worked cover of The Animals’ “It’s My Life.” Their sound bounces all…