Photos by Turkishomework
Each week we send Turkishomework out to capture a sliver of our city’s blurred-vision nightlife. This particular installment is brought to you by Lightning Bolt, bruises, and Skeletor costumes. Be sure to click on any of the shows for a slideshow view…
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Photos by Turkishomework
Remember that seemingly random photo column we used to run? The one that “captured a sliver of our city’s blurred-vision nightlife?” Well, it’s back, starting with some shots from shows featuring WU LYF, Ty Segall, Crystal Stilts and some girl wearing a block of wood…
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Photos by Turkishomework
Each week we send Turkishomework out to capture a sliver of our city’s blurred-vision nightlife. Last Thursday, we asked her to attend one of the only CMJ showcases worth shooting: Hardly Art’s wild and crazy kids outing at Shea Stadium, which featured such self-titled favorites as Woven Bones and Golden Triangle.
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Photos by Turkishomework
Each week we send Turkishomework out to capture a sliver of our city’s blurred-vision nightlife. Last Friday was the most buzzed-about Bruar Falls bill in a minute, as topped by Twin Sister and Holiday Shores. Here’s what it looked like from the shadows up front.
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Photos by Turkishomework
Each week we send Turkishomework out to capture a sliver of our city’s blurred-vision nightlife. She had a hell of a time at Terminal 5 on Saturday night, too. And by that, we mean Crystal Castles’ repeated refusal to let accredited photographers near the stage whenever, and wherever, they play. (Here’s another example: a temper tantrum that happened right in the front of Icelandic fans who didn’t know any better. In this case, Crystal Castles played an abbreviated set that ended in Alice Glass throwing a drum kit at the crowd—a move that would have gotten her in hot water, had it happened in North America. And in the case of last night, Turkishomework literally climbed a pole to snap the following shots.)
Photos by Turkishomework
Each week we send Turkishomework out to capture a sliver of our city’s blurred-vision nightlife. Or a bit of sunshine, as you’re about to see in this Cut Copy-led Pool Party set…
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Photos by Turkishomework
Just when we thought we’d never hear from her again—she has this way of disappearing without a trace, you see—Turkishomework filed two sets of photos from the past couple weeks. One is from our latest installment of OSCILLATIONS, featuring Blessure Grave, Led Er Est, Passions, and DJ Veronica Vasicka of Minimal Wave Records; and the other is from a low-key Brooklyn bill with Beach Fossils, Frankie Rose and the Outs and Wild Nothing. Feel the pain of everyone…
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Photos by Turkishomework
Each week we send Turkishomework out to capture a sliver of our city’s blurred-vision nightlife. Sometimes that means seeing a simple show, and sometimes that means catching John Lithgow’s son (bassist Nate Lithgow of local buzz band ArpLine) and a pack of mask-toting crazy kids (the Nuclear Power Pants collective) in Brooklyn.
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Photos by Turkishomework
Each week we send Turkishomework out to capture a sliver of our city’s blurred-vision nightlife. This past Friday, she caught a show we would have loved to see at South By Southwest: Oneida, Sightings and Brooklyn’s latest bid at recreating the power-pop bliss of Guided By Voices, The Library Is On Fire.
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Photos by Turkishomework
Each week we send Turkishomework out to capture a sliver of our city’s blurred-vision nightlife. She nearly lost herself last Friday, though, as two hometown coldwave heroes—Xeno & Oaklander and Led Er Est—served up heat-seeking synth lines and moonlit melodies at Cameo Gallery in Brooklyn. We’ll have an exclusive Needle Exchange mix from their Wierd Records label boss later this month…
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