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317 Clermont Ave. Brooklyn, NY 11205

718-638-1256

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317 Clermont Ave. Brooklyn NY 11205

?uestlove, Andrew W.K., Kim Gordon + More - Masonic Temple - 5/1/13

By Nick Murray | Thu, May 02, 2013

Better Than: That unimprovised Paisley/Cool J duet. The format, in case you missed the emails, flyers, and Red Bull Music Academy promotional newspapers being handed out around the city, went somethi... More »
The Best Jazz Shows in NYC This Month

By David R. Adler | Wed, May 01, 2013

These are the best jazz shows in NYC this month. Wadada Leo Smith's Ten Freedom Summers What better sound than Wadada Leo Smith's lacerating trumpet to depict the civil rights movement in music? Smith... More »
$LET\'S DUET$

LET'S DUET

By Nick Murray | Wed, April 24, 2013

Unexpected cross-genre collaborations can result in both head-banging brilliance (take Skrillex and A$AP Rocky’s “Wild for the Night” or Public Enemy and Anthrax’s “Bring the Noise,” for instance) and head-shaking disappointment (surely you’ve by... More »
Antibalas+Red Baraat

By Richard Gehr | Wed, December 05, 2012

Since forming in Brooklyn in 1998, the 12-member Antibalas collective has built on what saxophonist co-founder Martin Perna calls the "elastic" formal perfection of the late Fela Kuti's afrobeat, whose almost symphonic pleasures derive from... More »
Destroyer+Sandro Perri

By Richard Gehr | Wed, June 06, 2012

Sort of a 21st-century Al Stewart, Destroyer's Dan Bejar is a multimedia artist who on last year’s Kaputt used a combination of masterful marketing and impeccably crafted songwriting to make '70s soft rock sound avant-garde. Toronto's Sandro... More »
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2009 | Best Venue for Massive Hearing Loss

Fort Greene's Brooklyn Masonic Temple, with its humble wooden floors and high-school-talent-show vibe, does not much look like the death-dealing, ear-destroying terrordome it has proven to be. The venue--populated by snack-and-beverage-laden folding tables and a cushy, seat-filled upper balcony--seems more like the site of an incipient prom or bake sale than a place of dark Masonic rituals, let alone rock shows. But--as any still-dazed attendee of a recent performance there by... More »

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317 Clermont Ave. Brooklyn, NY 11205

718-638-1256

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?uestlove, Andrew W.K., Kim Gordon + More - Masonic Temple - 5/1/13

By Nick Murray | Thu, May 02, 2013

The Best Jazz Shows in NYC This Month

By David R. Adler | Wed, May 01, 2013

LET'S DUET

By Nick Murray | Wed, April 24, 2013

Antibalas+Red Baraat

By Richard Gehr | Wed, December 05, 2012

Destroyer+Sandro Perri

By Richard Gehr | Wed, June 06, 2012

2009 | Best Venue for Massive Hearing Loss

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