HR of Bad Brains & The Human Rights Movement | Carlos theChords + Marly + Kurt
About This Event
H.R. of Bad Brains appears with The Human Rights Movement at Bowery Palace, joined on the bill by Carlos theChords, Marly, and Kurt. H.R.’s work sits between hardcore punk and reggae-dub, favoring rhythmic vocal phrasing, while Bad Brains’ lineage emphasizes speed, precision and abrupt shifts in intensity; Kurt brings a rock/pop sensibility from New York’s indie circuit.
About the Artists
H.R.
H.R. is a vocalist whose work sits at the crossroads of rock and pop, with deep roots in hardcore punk and the reggae-dub tradition. Known for performances connected to Bad Brains and The Human Rights Movement, he brings that history to New York City stages, including sets at Bowery Palace billed as “HR of Bad Brains & The Human Rights Movement.
Bad Brains
Bad Brains is a group rooted in the hardcore punk lineage, with a sound that also draws from proto-punk and skate punk. In New York City, their work is tied to stages like Bowery Palace, where the band’s legacy continues to circulate through live performance contexts.
The Human Rights Movement
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Carlos theChords
Carlos theChords is a New York City–based electronic artist who appears on bills at Bowery Palace, including the showcase featuring H.R. of Bad Brains with The Human Rights Movement alongside Marly and Kurt.
Marly
Marly is an electronic artist who appears on New York City bills at Bowery Palace, moving between club-minded rhythm and sharper, track-driven structures. They have shared the stage with H.R. of Bad Brains and The Human Rights Movement, alongside Carlos theChords and Kurt, in lineups that link punk-reggae legacies to contemporary electronics.
Kurt
Meet Kurt, a dynamic force in the Rock/Pop scene, captivating audiences with his electrifying performances at New York City's iconic Union Hall. Known for his engaging stage presence and memorable collaborations, Kurt has shared the spotlight with talents like Grace, Johnson, and Joe Mande during the vibrant 'PRETTY MAJOR' events hosted by Jay Jurden.