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Music

Decasia at St. Ann's Warehouse

by Alan Lockwood

Music

St. Ann’s Warehouse, overarched by the Brooklyn Bridge, low-set on cobbled, waterfront streets among Dumbo’s brick warehouses, was an evocative location for the U.S. live premiere of Decasia, the much-touted Bill Morrison film accompanied by a rambunctious Michael Gordon score.

review: Ilhan Mimaroglu and Kenneth Patchen

by Fred Cisterna

Music

Words have their own music and music has its own language, and on two recent reissues, speech and sound merge, mingle, and clash.

Simon Finn

Pass the Distance

by David Shirley

Music

For the truly committed record hounds among us, few experiences are more initially seductive or ultimately frustrating than the search for “lost classics,” the vast majority of which, we repeatedly discover, have already found their proper homes in the dusty record bins of history.