Toploader, Ian Dury’s former backing band The Blockheads and The Beat featuring Ranking Jnr are the big names lining up for a ...

Meet Me In The Bathroom arrived in as much of a hurricane as the scene it eulogises did. Released in 2017, Lizzy Goodman’s oral history of NYC’s garage rock scene in the early noughties ...

The bands in the film are making music at a time when it’s still very DIY, they’re still promoting their bands in the way that people always had done and it feels like it was on a tipping point.

New York, a city responsible for bands such as The Velvet Underground, Blondie and Ramones, was a cultural wasteland by the late 90s and the wider music scene was pumping out shlock like Limp ...

Based on Lizzy Goodman’s 2017 oral history, Meet Me in the Bathroom aims to sum up this glorious NYC rock moment and the bands who were part of it: the Strokes, Interpol, TV on the Radio, the ...

The trailer for Meet Me in the Bathroom (2023). Before indie’s “sleaze” era, the New York music scene exploded in the early years of the 2000s, with bands such as LCD Soundsystem, Interpol ...

There was an amazing woman named Nanci Sarrouf who hung out with all the bands back in the day, and she had a lock-up in L.A. that had a suitcase full of unprocessed 35mm film and DV tapes.

Meet Me in the Bathroom. 4 out of 5 stars. ... doc invites you to follow the trajectory of New York’s indie rock revival through the varying moods of its figurehead band, The Strokes.

In Meet Me in the Bathroom, a new documentary based on journalist Lizzy Goodman’s 2017 book of the same name, directors Dylan Southern and Will Lovelace journey back to this strange and distant ...

In November 2001, my rock band left Brooklyn for a 5-week U.S. tour. The terrorist attack that felled the World Trade Center was still on our minds, having witnessed it first hand two months earlier.