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The Antlers will release new album 'Green To Gold' on March 26th.  The band released a pair of singles in 2020 - 'Wheels Roll Home' and 'It Is What It Is' - and this new work follows in that sequence.  Out in March via Transgressive, 'Green To Gold' is trailed by new song 'Solstice', which is "a flashback to the infinite days of peak childhood summer".  Peter Silberman describes it as channelling "innocent barefoot hikes, staying outside all afternoon and late into the evening, well past it being too dark to see..."  "But it’s remembered from the vantage of a present day t...

Familiars, arrives March 26 via ANTI-. The new song “Solstice” follows “Wheels Roll Home” and “It Is What It Is” and it arrives with the third in a series of 10 videos directed by Derrick Belcham and Emily Terndrup for the new album. “Most of the songs on Green to Gold are culled from conversations with my friends and my partner,” the band’s Peter Silberman said in a statement. “It’s less ambiguous about who’s speaking and who’s listening.” He continued: I think the shift in tone is the result of getting older. It doesn’t make sense for me to try to tap into the...

La MaMa Announces January Programming Featuring Bobbi Jene Smith, Santee Smith, Anabella Lenzu, and More January will also see the continuation of La MaMa’s Online Happenings programming, featuring LiveTalks:Take 14.by BWW News Desk La MaMa has announced programming for January 2021. This month will feature In Process with Bobbi Jene Smith, a look at the artistic progress of Bobbi Jene Smith and the team behind her next work, Broken Theater. January will also include Downtown 2021, an exhibition that reveals the currents of new visual culture and the idea of a new downtown at La MaMa Galle...

Print It’s a 2020 magic show moment: An audience member is trying to pick a card. Her lips are moving, but nobody can hear her. “You have to click unmute,” the magician explains gently. “It’s the little microphone in the lower left corner of your screen.” The now-familiar indignities of Zoom don’t faze the three hosts of “Elephant Room: Dust From the Stars,” a production commissioned by Center Theatre Group and running for only seven performances, ending Sunday. Creators and performers Geoff Sobelle, Steve Cuiffo and Trey Lyford play the unapologetically cornball magicians ...