Bold as LIVE + Sights & Sounds @ Luna Lounge

Ed Marshall has been photographing bands on the NY indie scene for a while and developed a ubiquitous presence as a documentarian. Check out his images and the sounds of some of the great NYC bands he's captured in the act.
(pictured left: Social Hero; pictured below right: Pillow Theory; photos Ed Marshall,2006)








SIGHTS & SOUNDS @ LUNA LOUNGE
Photographs by Ed Marshall
Live Music by
The Batterie
Apollo Heights
Social Hero
MuthaWit
Pillow Theory
Visual Collaboration: Yuko Sueta & Ed Marshall

Luna Lounge
361 Metropolitan Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 112111
August 8
Doors Open: 6pm
$10
Directions
info@lunalounge.com


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BoldasL!VE: The new event platform for Black rock
Former PR professional, and rock manager Rob Fields started this series "as a natural outgrowth of his blog BoldasLOVE." Unfortunately, I missed the first in the upcoming series of BoldasL!VE events which are billed as a cross between "Inside the Actors Studio" meets "MTV Unplugged."

The first event:

Sunday, July 22, 3pm
The iconoclastic Nona Hendryx interviewed by journalist Nick Charles (former Editor-in-Chief, AOL Black Voices). Fortunately, BoldasLOVE has a slide show, and the BoldasL!VE's myspace page has video and pix from the event! You can also see a picture of Hendryx and Kandia Crazy Horse here at Crazy Horse and Tavia Nyong'o's culture blog Bluegum.

The upcoming forums are:

Sunday, September 16, 3pm
The Family Stand's Peter Lord & V. Jeffrey Smith
interviewed by Michaela angela Davis, whom BoldasL!VE bills as, "'Urbanista' and Hip Hop Fashion Feminist." Sounds from The Family Stand's latest release, Super Sol Nova, are available on both their website and that of BoldasL!VE, and for purchase as an import and iTunes download. (pictured l-r Peter Lord, Sandra St. Victor, V. Jeffrey Smith; photo: Donald Andrew Agarrat --who oughta to be having a show, himself, right 'bout now)

Sunday, October 14, 3pm
Singer/songwriting Daniella Cotton. Cotton's eponymous CD is available from CDBaby (love 'em!).

All series events
Brooklyn Lyceum
227 4th Ave @President Street
Park Slope, Brooklyn
$8 (children under 13 FREE)
M or R train to Union Street