Tag: black taxi
Live!: SXSW Diary – 3/16/13
While Day 1 of our 2-day SXSW marathon was largely dominated by an electronic and dance-infused undercurrent, Day 2 was decidedly rooted in pure, unadulterated rock & roll. Flits of the burgeoning electronic influence were no doubt present, but the backbone was in the roar of guitars and beating of the drums. 12:30pm – [...]
Live!: SXSW Diary – 3/15/13
Our first day of SXSW 2013 was a marathon of music, running the gamut stylistically, while all of the bands we saw shared a common thread of substance in their performances. The weather was here. The people were beautifully weird. And Austin was abuzz. 12:30pm-4:00pm – Bright Antenna Records Day Party - Soho Lounge Flagship kicked [...]
Live: Black Taxi w/Ishi & The Modern Electric – Rockwood Music Hall – 4.19.12
This past Thursday was the finale in the trilogy of Black Taxi’s residency stand at Rockwood Stage 2. The three week stand was brilliant in the atmosphere created and the scope of the music. The idea was to bring in other bands they had befriended on tour and to give them a spotlight in front [...]
Live: Black Taxi w/Joseph King (of Deadbeat Darling) at Rockwood Music Hall – 4.12.12
Last week’s opening night of Black Taxi’s 3-week residency at Rockwood Music Hall proved to be a monster, so there was no chance that I wasn’t going to be there for Part Deux this past Thursday, especially considering that a rare solo acoustic performance from Deadbeat Darling’s frontman Joseph King was on the bill. As [...]
Live: Black Taxi w/The Frontier Brothers & Wild Adriatic at Rockwood Music Hall – 4.5.12
At about 7:30pm on Thursday night, I made a rather spur of the moment decision to clear the plans for the night knowing damn well that this was a killer lineup at a venue that I was inexplicably yet to visit. On top of that, some of Brooklyn’s finest, Black Taxi, were playing their first [...]
The Interview: Jason Trentacoste, NYC Abstract Artist
For the first time in his life, Jason Trentacoste is starving. The Long Island-based artist is making a name for himself as a now full-time artist, armed with a very unique and distinctive style that’s ready to be seen by the masses. He’s been known for painting onstage at NYC shows with the likes of [...]
Buy This Album Now: Black Taxi – We Don’t Know Any Better
The first time I crossed paths with the boys in Black Taxi, I was at the now-defunct Annex. It was 2008 and The Parlor Mob was headlining, which was the only band I knew on the bill. The first band up was the London Souls, another amazing NYC-based band, and while I was down talking [...]




