The Brooklyn Electronic Music Festival (BEMF) kicked off on Friday, and over at Music Hall of Williamsburg (66 N. 6th St.), Róisín Murphy got things started off right with the […]
Posts by Author Archives: Courtney Bassett
Courtney took a leap of faith across the East River to Greenpoint in 2013, leaving the Village to build a mystery with two gentleman in a sunlit, registered historic antler kingdom. It's been all Transmitter Park moonlight views of the city skyline and bread baked in terra cotta flower pots ever since. [sights: @_rosmarine_; sounds: https://open.spotify.com/user/1227119754]
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Stranger Things: FIXED Halloween with S U R V I V E (Live)
Don your Hazmat Suits and Walk through the Nether to the Upside Down… In celebration of its 2nd anniversary and Halloween, Good Room has curated shows featuring some of the […]
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Greenpoint Solo Dining: Fill Up on Productivity
Editors’ Note: This is our second post in a series about solo dining. Here’s our first post. Perhaps the most obvious spot that comes to mind when one thinks of restaurants most suitable to […]
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Greenpoint Solo Dining: The Best Seat In The House
Editors’ Note: This is the first in a series of posts about the art of dining for one. FIRST UP: Comfort staples The Bounty and Anella. I’m not sure where my penchant for solo […]
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Breathing New Life into the Grateful Dead
Back in May, I took off my headphones and interrupted the otherwise continual loop of Radiohead’s A Moon Shaped Pool to preview Day of the Dead – the Grateful Dead tribute […]
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Electric Bluegrass: Michael Daves Debuts New Album Friday Night (3/4)
To paraphrase a quote ascribed to Austrian composer Gustav Mahler: Tradition is not preserving the ashes, but tending the flame. Grammy-nominated guitarist and singer Michael Daves recently recorded twelve traditional […]