Stereo Mandrax (FREE w/ RSVP): Black’s Myths • Windscour • Phantom Honeymoon
About This Event
Stereo Mandrax presents a three-band bill at Pianos featuring Black’s Myths, Windscour and Phantom Honeymoon. Each group operates where club rock meets downtown experimentalism, favoring concise songcraft, tight ensemble playing and textured live dynamics suited to small rooms. The bill follows a scene-based model of quick set changes and collaborative programming rather than spectacle.
About the Artists
Black’s Myths • Windscour • Phantom Honeymoon
Black’s Myths • Windscour • Phantom Honeymoon is a New York City–based rock/pop performer who appears on bills that move between club rock and downtown experimental lineups. Their work has been heard in rooms such as Pianos, often in shared sets alongside Stereo Mandrax and related projects.
Stereo Mandrax
Stereo Mandrax is a rock/pop group heard in New York City rooms such as Pianos, often on bills that blur the line between club rock and downtown experimental music. Their recent appearances have placed them alongside Council Of Foreign Relations, Excepter, Marcia Bassett and Taralie Peterson, as well as Pink Must Animal, Surrender, Jeff Tobias, and Chris Forsyth’s What is Now.
Black’s Myths
Black’s Myths is a New York–based rock/pop group heard on bills at venues like Pianos, where club rock shares space with downtown-leaning experiments. They have performed alongside Windscour and Phantom Honeymoon, and appear in lineups that also include Stereo Mandrax.
Windscour
Windscour is a New York City rock/pop group heard on downtown bills that move between club rock and more experimental rooms. They have performed at Pianos and have shared lineups with acts including Black’s Myths, Phantom Honeymoon, and Stereo Mandrax.
Phantom Honeymoon
Phantom Honeymoon is a New York City rock/pop group that turns up on downtown bills where club rock shares space with more experimental lineups. They have played rooms like Pianos, including shows alongside Black’s Myths and Windscour, and have been part of the Stereo Mandrax event series that links kindred acts across scenes.