Deafheaven played Warsaw

Hot off their excellent new album Lonely People with Power, the almighty Deafheaven crashed into Brooklyn's Warsaw for their second New York City show of the week.

Deafheaven - "Magnolia"

Deafheaven have announced their sixth studio album, Lonely People with Power, and shared the lead single "Magnolia."

Deafheaven played Sunbather at Knockdown Center

Deafheaven are celebrating the 10-year anniversary of their stone-cold classic album Sunbather by playing it in its entirety with life-affirming power and urgency.

Deafheaven - "The Gnashing"

After announcing their new album last month, Deafheaven have shared the second single from their upcoming record.

Deafheaven - "Great Mass of Color"

After briefly teasing something on social media this week, the almighty Deafheaven are back! The band has announced their new record and shared the lead single.

Deafheaven played Terminal 5

Deafheaven brought the heat as they wrapped up their tour with Baroness at New York's Terminal 5 on a rainy Friday night.

Deafheaven - "Black Brick"

Deafheaven have shared "Black Brick." A new, non-album track that finds them at their heaviest.

Deafheaven played Brooklyn Steel

Deafheaven's latest record, Ordinary Corrupt Human Love, is their most divisive and expansive yet and at the Brooklyn stop of their latest tour, they let everything become a fully realized dream.

Deafheaven - "Canary Yellow"

Following the epic "Honeycomb," Deafheaven have shared the second single from their upcoming record Ordinary Corrupt Human Love out July 13 via ANTI-.

Deafheaven - "Honeycomb"

Deafheaven have returned! "Honeycomb" is the latest release from the San Francisco metal group and their first offering of new music since 2015.

Shows of 2017

In a year of what felt like total chaos, live music felt like a mental escape from the madness of real life. These were the shows that helped me break away from polarizing political moments and be overtaken by the positivity of the masses joined together by songs.

Deafheaven played Warsaw

The "blizzard" known as Stella for some reason halted New York City on Tuesday, so Deafheaven stuck around an extra day to blow the roof off of Warsaw in Greenpoint.

Ten Years | | Ten Songs

I've spent the past decade writing about music and my time in New York. It's one thing that makes me feel connected and relatable to everything around me. Over ten years, I've written about countless songs and concerts, but I've selected ten songs from the past ten years that feel really special to me. Thank you to everyone who has ever read any of these posts.

Albums of 2015

It's hard to reiterate just how much great music there was in 2015. From the smooth sounds of Miguel, to Kendrick's opus, pristine folk from Sufjan Steven and Joanna Newsom, supreme metal from Baroness, Sannhet, and Deafheaven, TWO Beach House records, a dreamy Deerhunter, and the stunning return of Sleater-Kinney, it really seems like there was something for everyone this year. I extended my list to forty albums this time around and still had difficulty narrowing things down in the end. These are my favorite albums of 2015.

Deafheaven played Webster Hall

Deafheaven released their feverishly anticipated third record New Bermuda earlier in the fall. Their tour stopped by Webster Hall on Thursday for a night of pure mayhem.

Deafheaven - "Brought to the Water"

The almighty Deafheaven have returned with New Bermuda, the heavily anticipated follow-up to 2013's magnificent Sunbather, and they've shared the lead single "Brought to the Water".

Deafheaven played Music Hall of Williamsburg

Last year, Deafheaven released my favorite guitar driven album of the year. Still riding high on the critically acclaimed Sunbather, the San Francisco metal group stopped by Brooklyn's Music Hall of Williamsburg to unleash their brutally intense show to a crowd of highly adorning fans.

Albums 2013

Again, I could've easily included about thirty albums on this list, but I wanted to keep it short. If you liked/hated my songs list, you'll probably loathe/love this one too. Thanks for reading!