Tag: Mercury Lounge

Hollls Brown’s latest effort Ride on the Train was released yesterday through Alive Records, and to mark the occasion the band’s second single “Walk on Water” was released. Sonically, the song takes cues from Credence Clearwater Revival, […]

Feathers is an all-woman quartet based in Austin, TX-via Brooklyn and they’ll be releasing their debut full-length, If All Now Here on April 15th. And before they head off to SXSW and two NYC area gigs – […]

The Lonely Wild’s Dead End EP landed at number 19 on this site’s best of 2011 list, and their much anticipated full-length debut, The Sun As It Comes will be released on April 2nd through Ursa Major Recordings. “Everything […]

http://deadleafechonyc.com/widgets/Memorytraces/widget.php Dead Leaf Echo will be releasing their long awaited debut-full length, Thoughts and Language on March 5th through Neon Sigh Records, and the album is a concept album that follows a child from his conception, through birth, until […]

Emerging from Toronto, ON’s indie scene back in 1995 with his debut solo effort, Everything I Long For, singer/songwriter Hayden has won over fans and critics for his introspective lyrics and his independence – he plays almost […]

Born into an Orthodox Jewish/Cuban family, the New York-based producer and electronic artist Richard Spitzer, a.k.a. Loveskills, grew up in a household where he was constantly immersed in a variety of music (like most New […]

Dutch multi-instrumentalist Jacco Gardner has been championed by the likes of the Horrors, Temples and others, while his work has been compared to the likes of Syd Barrett-era Pink Floyd. Gardner has released two singles […]

Gospels hails from nearby Forest Hills, Queens. “Animal Feelings” is the title track to their debut EP, Animal Feelings which will drop in sometime during the spring. While listening to the track, I was reminded quite […]

2http://www.npr.org/templates/event/embeddedVideo.php?storyId=168632210 Brooklyn-based band Lucius will be headlining their first tour, and it’ll include a hometown set at the Mercury Lounge on the 18th. 2012 was a big year for the quintet, as the band released […]

The video for the Neighbourhood’s lates single, “Let It Go,” offers a rather frightening, almost Twilight Zone look into suburban bliss – in other words, in this video it ain’t all it’s cracked up to […]

“A Little Death,” is the B side to the Neighbourhood’s previously released single, “Let It Go,” on the Thank You 7" and the track has a sleek, sexy groove that’s perfect for hooking up with […]