A Place to Bury Strangers are: Oliver Ackermann, Jono MOFO, JSpace
They have a name that sticks with you, and for the last couple years, we'd always take notice when these guys on the bill. Once we finally got around to taking a listen, who woulda thunk, they're actually pretty good! God bless them for still sticking around with that electrogoth Depeche/Cure thing even after the Killers went Americana and She Wants Revenge made us embarrassed for our Interpol MP3s, cause we remember that revival fondly and didn't really want it to end so soon. Whether you feel like reliving 2004 or 1984, these guys should provide the perfect dance soundtrack for your hollowed out, disaffected lives.
Check out some tunes on Myspace, and go check em out tonight at Northsix.
Are you in a local band that deserves this city's attention? Have you discovered a group that needs to be noticed? Email us at jeff@gothamist.com, we're always looking to hear something new.




Black Rebel Motorcycle Club called, they want their outfits back.
Oh, and BMRC, Jesus and Mary Chain wants their outfits back.
don't know much about "APTBS" but i'd recommend hitting the northsix show early and seeing "read yellow" and "the static age." i've been a fan of both bands since i saw them in their early stages years ago in boston. you can't go wrong with either band.
I always wondered why this website shilled for bands that nobody has ever heard of: Now I get it!
http://www.idolator.com/tunes/gothamist/questioning-gothamists-musiccoverage-hype-machine-203136.php