Monthly Archives: September 2009

Bamboo Shoots Hit the Digital Shelves

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Brooklyn’s Bamboo Shoots were saved from a boring life of medical school and professionalism by their own unique brand of rock & roll. The winners of MTVu’s Best Music on Campus are bringing us a sound that’s space age chic, retro cool, and ridiculously contagious – their new album ARMOUR is available today, so check it now via iTunes and Amazon.

Also, come and help the band celebrate this release at their party tonight at the Hi-Fi Bar in New York at 7pm!

Music Hall of Williamsburg to Host Jupiter One's CD Release Show

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Before Jupiter One launches their nationwide tour with Regina Spektor they will be celebrating the release of their new album, “Sunshower” with a show at Music Hall of Williamsburg on Friday, September 25th. Joining in the celebration will be the following bands: The Subjects, Demander, and Nite Club.

Come hang out for a night of great music and good times.

Quick, Pick Up Del Marquis's New EP, Runaround

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Out today 9/22 – Del Marquis (Scissor Sisters) releases his latest maxi-single RUNAROUND! The finale of Del's year-long multi-release cycle brings the hooks and the beats, with three new pop gems as well as remixes from Louis LaRoche, Baron Von… Luxxury and more! Del Marquis - Runaround

Catch up with Del and get the rundown on Runaround, and the whole project, in this Q&A with Black Book: Click Here

Alexa Wilding Named One of Music's Most Stylish Woman by NY Post

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The New York Post has released their list of the most stylish woman in music, omitted from the list are the usual suspects that are usually plastered on the covers of every pop culture magazine. Instead of Beyonce and Lady Gaga, this list includes a number of the most fashionable woman who won’t be found strutting the red carpets. And included in the list is The MuseBox’s own Alexa Wilding.

The feature was the cover story of the Pulse section in yesterday’s (September 14th) printed issue of the Post, but it can also be viewed online here.