Late notice, but if you’re in New York City and want to catch a hot, young indie band with a “synth-pop, indie-electro-folk-emo-dance-gazer-punk-americana-pop, prog-rock-emo” sound, head on over to The Annex. At 9PM, Johnny Hamilton, the best TV-series-sponsored frontman since Davy Jones will take the mic backed up by some musical talent that’s far from fabricated.
In their third official public appearance since their formation, The All-For-Nots
are putting on a concert. The band is kinda fake – all the musicians go by pseudonyms and it was created for a self-titled web series documenting the life of clichéd indie rockers on tour – but the music is legit. If you can swing it, you should go. I was at the first two and it’s most definitely a good time.If you want to see what you might be getting into, listen to some tracks on their MySpace page and check out the latest installment of the series below, where we find out that Williamsburg American Apparel and Generic State School Abercrombie don’t mix.
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