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Norton Records Warehouse Takes Massive Hit from Sandy
November 02, 2012 in Sound of the City
Nick Cope Once the water subsides and the sun comes out, everyone wants to get back to normal. But as the days pass post-Sandy, the stories that will trickle out are...
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Monkees Fans, Let's Talk About Head
September 20, 2012 in Sound of the City
Tonight, Bell House will screen the Monkees' 1968 film Head. The group and their management thought it wise to keep copping the Beatles' moves, and the film was likely greenlit...
The Meatmen's Tesco Vee Counts Down His New Props, His Least Favorite Albums, And Why You Should See His Band
August 31, 2012 in Sound of the City
Q&A: Night Birds On Pizza And Bagel Snobbery, Being Fed Steak In Belgium, And Their Favorite NYC Venues
August 29, 2012 in Sound of the City
Q&A: Milk'n'Cookies' Justin Strauss On The Band's History, The Powerpop Revival, And This Weekend's Reunion Show
August 23, 2012 in Sound of the City
Q&A: Sing Sing Records Honcho Jeremy Thompson On Running A Reissue Label And His Book Wired Up!
August 22, 2012 in Sound of the City
Q&A: Daddy Long Legs On His Band's New Record, Playing Harmonica For Heroes, And "Panther Piss"
August 17, 2012 in Sound of the City
Q&A: Family Curse's Erik Bradshaw On Getting The Band Together, Cleveland, And Why 1979 Was The Best Year For Music Ever
August 10, 2012 in Sound of the City
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Cake Shop's Successful Fundraising Campaign: "For Now, That Was The Piece We Needed"
August 08, 2012 in Sound of the City
Verbunkos/FlickrThe Lower East Side venue Cake Shop has been on a desperate mission to keep its doors open. Staring into the pending end of their original 10-year lease, and owing...
Q&A: Redd Kross's Jeff McDonald On "Familiaritus," Why 2NE1 Are The New Ronettes, And How Survivor Is Like Being In A Band
August 07, 2012 in Sound of the City
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Q&A: King Khan On His Favorite Superhero, Taking A Trip To Bethlehem, And His "Volatile Volcano Of Love"
July 27, 2012 in Sound of the City
King Khan—he of the Shrines, the King Khan & BBQ Show, the Black Jaspers, the... oh, you get the idea—is back, but then he never really leaves. This native Canadian,...
Q&A: Mutant Genes On Drunken Dares And The Appeal Of Yahoo Serious
July 20, 2012 in Sound of the City
Too Much Johnny Business: 14 New Punk Combos Pick Their Favorite Tracks By Birthday Boy Johnny Thunders
Further Redeeming the Word 'Punk'
July 15, 2012 in Sound of the City
Q&A: Pizza Punkers Little Seizures On Their Old Bands, Good Parties, And The Power Of Vietnamese Sandwiches
July 13, 2012 in Sound of the City
Q&A: Kid Congo Powers On His First Favorite Song, His Favorite NYC Band, And Being President Of The Ramones Fan Club
July 12, 2012 in Sound of the City
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The Top Ten Pinball Bars In New York City
July 06, 2012 in Sound of the City
via Satellite LoungeDue to the crushing prices and lack of real estate, not to mention some straggling anti-racketeering laws, New York City ain't exactly Portland when it comes to fully...
Q&A: Timmy Vulgar Of Timmy's Organism On Raw Sewage, Hanging Out At Cemeteries, And His Last Foray Into Cooking
June 26, 2012 in Sound of the City
Q&A: The Hives' Howlin' Pelle Almqvist On Being In A 9 To 5 Band, Taking Five Years Between Albums, And The Tupac Hologram
June 21, 2012 in Sound of the City
Meet Foster Care, A Band Representing The Fast, Loud, And Drunk Parts Of Brooklyn
June 15, 2012 in Sound of the City
The Five Best Slabs Of Summer-Ready Power Pop From The '80s
May 30, 2012 in Sound of the City
Q&A: Penelope Houston On Balancing Her New Solo Album With The Ever-Evolving Tale Of Her First Band, The Avengers
May 15, 2012 in Sound of the City
Q&A: HotChaCha's Jovana Batkovic On Breaking The "Indie Pop Fourth Wall," The Cleveland Scene, And New York Being Exhausting
March 23, 2012 in Sound of the City
The Gories' Mick Collins Counts Down His Favorite Reunion Shows, The Best Gory Flicks, And More
January 27, 2012 in Sound of the City
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Q&A: Cloud Nothings' Dylan Baldi On "Blog Rock," Cleveland, And Having "Lo-Fi" On His Tombstone
January 26, 2012 in Sound of the City
Clevelander Dylan Baldi is making like the indie rock LeBron James. Except instead of pinpoint passing ability, Baldi's hands are able to noodle a fine lo-fi pop tune out of...
Q&A: Rocket From The Tombs Guitarist Cheetah Chrome Decides To Leave The Road Behind
January 13, 2012 in Sound of the City
