Emcee Reef The Lost Cauze and producer Haj (of Duhmi) just posted a new double single "Moonshine" b/w "B. Dawk" (a track that we already shared with you). So here’s its hard-hitting, bluesy A-side below. Both tracks will appear on their upcoming collaborative EP Sirens on Snyder due out May 15.

Here’s a new music video from Bad Braids (a.k.a. Megan Biscieglia) for her track "Ode to Fig." The song is from her forthcoming full-length album Supreme Parallel, which is due out May 1 via Austin-based indie label Haute Magie. The video was produced by Tamyka Smith and Diana Martinez from Brooklyn’s Daughters Project. (BTW: This just might be what we’d do if left alone for a day at a cabin in the woods with some alcohol…hehe.) Special thanks to The Key for bringing it to our attention. (Photo by Elizabeth Lennox)

Bad Braids – Ode to Fig from Daughters 

You may be familiar with Joe Boruchow‘s work as a street artist. His rad black and white paper cutout pieces are wheatpasted throughout the city (similar to the one above). Well, Boruchow has also recorded and performed music fronting his band The Nite Lights. He recently dropped his first solo release entitled Mind Eraser EP. Check out a standout track from the record called "Future Primitive" below! (BTW: We can’t help thinking about the classic skate video from Powell Peralta’s Bones Brigade with the same name. And if you are a skateboarding fan and have Netflix streaming, we highly suggest watching the documentary about the Bones Brigade crew – sooooo good!)

Kung Fu Necktie boasts a dense cloud of neo-psychedelic rock this evening. The quartet of Far-Out Fangtooth (who are scheduled to release their sophomore LP Borrowed Time later this fall), play with a calculated raw edge. The guitars deliver a heavy piercing metal finish that is further reinforced by primal, forward-thrusting percussion that bashes away claiming space as it moves, and the finishing touches are the tormented vocals that emerge from the darkness guiding the menacing sounds. Far-Out Fangtooth, will be joined by hard-rocking retro outfit Ruby the Hatchet, who is fronted by Jillian Taylor displaying femme fatale force with the tight group. They’re the type of band that continuously builds momentum on stage and watch out when they hit top speed. Brooklyn’s skuzzy garage outfit The Vandelles combine a harmony-pop, surf-rock retro vibe balanced with raw grit that’s both smooth and mysterious. The cloud will grow thick by the time headliners The Warlocks cast their spell. Kung Fu Necktie, 1250 N. Front St., 8pm, $10, 21+ – Michael Colavita