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Bushwick Loudly: Hyperpop That Requires A Strobe Warning

Plus: a Bushwick-by-way-of-Pensacola math rock band that speaks decidedly from a non-gendered future.

Bushwick Loudly: Hyperpop That Requires A Strobe Warning

Bushwick Loudly: Hyperpop That Requires A Strobe Warning

Plus: a Bushwick-by-way-of-Pensacola math rock band that speaks decidedly from a non-gendered future.

Bushwick Loudly: Hyperpop That Requires A Strobe Warning
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Welcome to Bushwick Loudly: your newest offshoot of Bushwick Nightly, where we used to highlight what cool things you could do on a given night in a neighborhood that was once called NYC’s party capital. But now, well, now we’re still at home.

But, y’know, so what if we’re no longer making weekly treks to the aging Victorian punk houses on Bushwick Avenue or to the local Rave-borhood of East Williamsburg, with its semi-derelict lofts and massive warehouses? There still remains a thriving community of artists and musicians keeping the dream of self-created, self-sustained, and self-defining music alive. 

We want to showcase the depth of the scene that remains thriving in our corner of the world —  still making, still collaborating, still sharing. We want to focus on the vanguard in sound, representation, vibe, and themes. We want focus on music that defies the mindbeams being blasted from the radio, denies the pablum resultant of corporatization of our artistic consumption and offers pure artistry without the filters of privilege, access, and gatekeeping that shrouds even the Pitchfork-iest of releases. 

For now, we may be six feet apart…

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