Cat Power Powers Through Technical Difficulties

NEW YORK: Fighting feedback, Chan Marshall charms Terminal 5's sold-out crowd with soul-infused covers.
Cat Power / Photo by Buzz Andersen

Though openers, Parisian-born electro-pop act Appaloosa, galloped through Nico-esque numbers without a hitch, Cat Power's Jukebox was on the fritz.

Morrissey's Big Mouth Strikes Again

NEW YORK: "The World is Full of Crashing Bores," but the alt-rock legend's Hammerstein stint proves he is not one.
PHOTOS BY JACKIE ROMAN

Brit rock's most angsty elder statesman Morrissey sweated and swayed through a diverse set spanning both his solo career and Smiths highlights at the Hammerstein Ballroom last night (Oct. 22), the first of his five-date engagement in the Big Apple. The motley crowd (as heterogeneous as the setlist, running the gamut from graying Smiths

Bear Hands

Who? Don't let the cheeky band name fool you into thinking these boys just wanna have pun: though Brooklyn's Dylan Rau (vocals/guitar), Ted Feldman (guitar), Val Loper (bass) and TJ Orscher (drums) have only been together for a little over a year, Bear Hands has hit the live music scene claws-out. They just wrapped up a

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