Archive for October, 2011

• Q&A on Vito Lopez and RBSCC

  October 7th, 2010
  
  Assemblyman Vito Lopez and RBSCC chief Christiana Fisher fight off concurrent investigations. — Photo by Aaron Short

  Aaron Short fields questions actual and hypothetical for those still trying to wrap their heads around the latest political scandal set…

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• Kids and Artists Collaborate at Ocean Hill Gallery

  October 6th, 2010
  
  Local kids and artists smile for the camera at Ocean Hill Art Sanctuary on MacDonough Street. — Photos by Rachel Eisley

  Ocean Hill Art Sanctuary, nestled in a building with a red arched door on a quiet stretch of…

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• Bushwick Apartment Roundup 10/6/10

  October 6th, 2010

  Cheap cheap this week — starting at $825 for your very own apartment. Of course, in this price range there are some iffy parts, like sometimes location is either not so hot or not listed.

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• Bushwick Chic: Fashion Feng Shui

  October 5th, 2010
  Michelle on Wyckoff Avenue, in front of the café where she works. Click photo to see full outfit. — Photos by Nicole Wasilewicz.

  As we arrive upon cappuccino weather, some of us (myself included) are in a bit…

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• Wolvserpent Play Bushwick Tonight

  October 5th, 2010

  

  Wolvserpent have a new name and a new album. The duo from Boise, previously known as Pussygutt, are touring in support of their latest full length, Blood Seed.

  They play a complex sort of doom metal made of conflicting…

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• Crafting Complexity from Vowels and String

  October 5th, 2010

  When the artist-run exhibition space Regina Rex opened in June, we knew on first visit how different it was: clean-cut, intellectual, and rarefied without being clubbish…

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• Motel Motel Interview: Climbing Mt. Everest

  October 5th, 2010

  Motel Motel is one of those Brooklyn bands that just happened to end up here, but really could have been started in any major city in the US…

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• Black Metal in Bushwick: Upcoming Liturgy Shows

  October 1st, 2010

  

  Liturgy are subtly sinister, and that’s what makes them so frightening. The gastly, snarling vocals are hidden beneath dense layers of guitar sludge. The vocals are more of a nagging feeling of uneasiness than a focal point. The guitars,…

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