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Noah -- January 15, 2010 -- Where We'll Be. Tags: , , , , .

Hey New York, there’s so much going on tonight (as usual) but if you want to go where the party is head to St James Church around 8. Real Estate and Tony Castles are playing with FMLY FRNDz The Beets, Beach Fossils, and Total Slacker! We’re so proud of ‘em. St James is at 32 James St between Henry and Madison, music kicks off at 8pm. See you there. And if you haven’t already, download Total Slacker’s initial demos right here. And here are directions for tonight!

Real Estate – Black Lake
The Beets – Happy But On My Way
Beach Fossils – Time
Total Slacker – These Condos Don’t Belong

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celebrate good times, c’mon

Noah -- December 21, 2009 -- Because We Care and Where We'll Be. Tags: , .

“yo, aubrey, can you make a facebook invitation for all my friends? tell them there will be kegs and weed and people DJing!”

Hey friends! If you’re sitting indoors on this lovely New York night, put down the cocoa and head over to Shea Stadium. It’s Juan from the Beets birthday and if you’re not streaking across the Williamsburg Bridge with us at 2am then you’re obviously not experiencing New York the way you should be. Shea Stadium is at 20 Meadow St, hop off the L train at Grand.

The Beets – Happy But On My Way

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tune of the night

Noah -- November 18, 2009 -- Playlists and Where We'll Be. Tags: , , .

“I’m actually not so interested in the specifics of Gibson’s narrative, for me the book [Neuromancer] is a reference to a situation that surrounded me in the 1980’s when “new age” spiritual culture combined with a technological fetishism that promised a now dated “virtual reality” that would finally release us from the confines of our bodies.”
-Brody Condon, interview with Rhizome on installation piece this Sunday

The Beets – Happy But On My Way

if any new yorkers have some time on sunday make sure to stop by the new museum and check out brody condon’s six hour installation piece.

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