Forget the red roses and mystery chocolates. This Valentine’s Day is your chance to go wild and crazy. Gift your loved one with a pink, mustached, plush bunny, or a techie gadget with a heart-shaped twist.
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Forget the red roses and mystery chocolates. This Valentine’s Day is your chance to go wild and crazy. Gift your loved one with a pink, mustached, plush bunny, or a techie gadget with a heart-shaped twist.
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Cue the lights, and hit the bass. Jesse Tittsworth, a party-man DJ with a keen ear for Baltimore club music, will be rocking OMFG! Tittsworth gets clubs in every corner of the world (seriously, from Singapore to São Paulo) grooving to his booty-shaking jams. He released his debut album Twelve Steps on Plant in 2008, to great reviews from URB and The Washington Post. The club-banging tunes are not typical, either; Tittsworth infuses conventions of electro and hip-hop, giving his mixes a culinary touch. The delicious beats blend with a bumping hip-hop feel, and go perfectly with a pinch of synth. (Turns out Tittsworth is apparently also talented in an actual kitchen, serving up hot steaming scorpions and sautéed larva. Talk about talent!) Do not miss this performance, unless you think Tittsworth's kitchen is too hot for you! |
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You hear that? That pounding bass? That sexy and somehow ambivalent drawl? You hear the delightful spice of synthesizers? The beat that's already starting to make you sweat? That means Dominique Keegan is spinning! Keegan, originally from Dublin and one half of electro-house super group The Glass, has always had an impeccable taste in music. He founded Plant Music in the '90s when he moved to New York and has been DJing and releasing records ever since. Dominique opened Plant Bar in New York in 2000 and it became the spot in New York to hear great underground music and DJ talent from around the globe -- its legacy sadly ending in 2004. He continues to tour on his own and with The Glass, while simultaneously running Plant back at home in New York, with artists like Eli Escobar, Kap10Kurt, Tittsworth, NROTB and more. Wherever Keegan DJs, a dance party is sure to start. Do not be left out! |
With Ella Wednesday Residents:
+ Gavin Royce
+ Lucas Walters
+ The Boogie Brothers
OFFICIAL after party for The Postelles‘ Bowery Electric residency!
Hosted by DKDS!!!
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Cover illustration by Shantz
Last week we had an exclusive mix from Atomly. This week we have a very charming mix tape from our French besties, Yelle. Bandmates Julie, GrandMarnier, and Tepr mixed up a Valentine’s special for you! Listen, love it, and share it with those you adore!
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Nick Hook + Tiombe Lockhart of Cubic Zirconia, Jesse Jamz, Denny LeNimh, Abominatron, 24 Court, Danzie, Kids With Snakes, Skitsnygg, Ell Rex and more!
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Whatever space station Super Extra Bonus Party and Heathers are partying on is TOTES where we want to be!
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Featuring VHS or Beta, Kids With Snakes, Gavin Royce and more!
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Legendary DJ Larry Levan formed The New York Citi Peech Boys in 1980. Though the group only had a few releases, in 1983 they put out ”Life Is Something Special.”
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The upper lips in RCMP‘s new video have us in a tizzy!
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Featuring Tarts of Pleasure (Ultragrrrl & Karen +1), Rok One, Gavin Royce, Lucas Walters, The Boogie Bros and more!
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Get your dancin’ shoes ready because recent Brooklyn transplants Mark & Craig of VHS or BETA are starting a weekly party along with BK natives Kids With Snakes and Gavin Royce! Hot Pursuit kicks off at Williamsburg’s newest venue, The Woods.
If you haven’t already checked it out, The Woods It an old garage/industrial space on S4th and Wythe with a huge back patio that has recently been turned into a rad new bar and event space! It even has a full time taco cart with delicious food.
In addition to the great tunes and fun times the drinks are extremely cheap....$3 dollar keg beers and $3 “working mans cans” as well as other cheap beer and shot combos. The liquor drinks are very reasonably priced if you like your top shelf stuff.
Snag more info on the Facebook invite page!
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Paper Route’s J.T. Daly on the band’s buzzed-about record, Absence, the new Nashville music scene and the Animal Collective Effect.