Citizen Brooklyn

A small price to pay for the chance to kickflip down the the “Stairway to Heaven” or grind the rails of the “Crazy Train”.

This one time at band camp, we listened to some R. Kelly.

The perfect playlist for an inspired day of work.

“We’ve earned a niche in the steampunk scene even though we don’t write about air ships and scientists,

“You make your monster in the lab and then you take it out and see if it picks flowers for the little girl or if it eats the girl.”

… Guns N’ Hoses say a cover isn’t just about hitting the right notes — it’s mainly about sex, drugs, and rock ’n’ roll.

“Morrissey is kind of the unlovable, singing about never finding anyone,”

Alternative country music band Roosevelt Dime is out to show that the old-timey instrument is alive and well.

Black Moth Super Rainbow is an experimental project led by Tom Fec, also known as Tobacco. As the band name suggests, the group’s sound is a slurry of bold opposites — and that’s no surprise considering Fec’s main inspiration was the neon, in-your-face culture of the late 1980s and 1990s.

At first the band jammed under bridges and in trailer parks, but now the popular traveling show is touring venues nationwide.

The Cove has been closed for many years, but the bands that played there are getting together for a reunion to re-live their rock and roll glory days.

Genre-bending hip-hop artist Rabbi Darkside — who spits politically-tinged freestyle raps to smooth, jazzy beats — is crafting on-the-spot songs using prompts from audience members at an outdoor concert during the Atlantic Antic Street Festival.