Busy night for a Monday (March 14th), and there’re some very cool shows going on, especially the Parts & Labor show up at Fitzgerald’s (which also happens to be the first show…
So, let’s say you’re a member of this noisy (yet majestic), ear-destroyingly loud, static-soaked, sorta conspiracy-minded noise-rock band. You put out two albums’ worth of anthemic noise bombast…and then what?…
No time right now to run down the whole list of awesomely awesome shows going on this weekend — gotta go greet the wife’s cousins, in town from little-bitty Soderfors, Sweden — but I’ve got to mention this one… Tonight (Friday, Nov. 7th), NYC noisemakers Parts & Labor are making their third stop through Houston […]
[Ed. Note: Whoops. It’s been pointed out to me that there are actually four people in S&S, not three. Which I knew, but blanked on, somehow, when I posted. Sorry, y’all…] Tonight NYCers Parts and Labor return to H-town for the second time in, what?, three months? And damn if we (well, me, at least) […]
Yep, got a bunch of new stuff up, just in time for tonight — two of the bands reviewed, ADULT. and Parts & Labor, are playing together at The Mink, and they sound like they should be darn cool to see/hear. ADULT.’s not really up my alley, but they sound interesting, at least, and P&L’s […]
I wouldn’t have guessed it, I’ll admit — I never figured that NYC noiserockers Parts & Labor could top 2006’s excellent Stay Afraid, much less do it so effortlessly. But here we are with Mapmaker, which truly lives up to its name…
At first listen, I didn’t care much for Brooklynites Parts & Labor’s latest album, Stay Afraid. It kicks off with a heavy dose of skronking feedback and noodly guitars and, well, pretty much keeps right on going that way…
