ExplodingInSound.com presents… at Death By Audio. January 18th.

January 9th, 2012.

Saint Vitus. December 8.

Your Skull My Closet
Descender
Vanishing Twin

Thursday. December 8. 8PM. $8. Saint Vitus Bar. Brooklyn, NY.

December 5th, 2011.

Lulu’s Bar. Brooklyn. October 7.

Free show. free pizza. New setlist. New songs.
more info.

September 25th, 2011.

Bruar Falls. Brooklyn. Fri. September 30.

more info.

September 20th, 2011.

Until My Head Explodes: The Saga Continues

Thanks to our friends Exploding In Sound for including us on this great compilation. Go download it for free!

<a href="http://explodinginsound.bandcamp.com/album/until-my-head-explodes-the-saga-continues">Until My Head Explodes: The Saga Continues by Exploding In Sound presents…</a>

September 2nd, 2011.

EP review at Sputnik Music

There’s a nice review of We Find One Another at sputnikmusic.com:

“It’s probably not the most appropriate name in regards to their music, but one can definitely agree that Your Skull My Closet is an attention grabbing name for a band that is, for all intents and purposes, a radio rock band. Forming in New York several years ago, YSMC take the generally inauthentic and distasteful 90s popular rock style and breathe life into it, through a combination of solid, hook-laden songwriting and a subtle awareness of the popular indie-rock styles of today…”

Read the full review at Sputnik Music.

August 20th, 2011.

Trash Bar. Brooklyn, NY. Fri July 22.

July 13th, 2011.

A nice write up from our friends at Exploding In Sound.

BREAKING OUT, VOL. 1: Summer People, Your Skull My Closet, Neur, Wives, Mind Powers, + Dead Wives
“The Skinny: Your Skull My Closet are doing their part in keeping Brooklyn rock music dangerous and interesting. Their blend of post-punk snarls with aggression and oozes with style at the same time, quick to bash you over the head at one moment and make you want to get up and dance the next. The guys draw a great deal of influence from the most unholy combination of Hot Snakes and Queens of the Stone Age on their fantastic new EP We Find One Another, seething with angular blasts of guitar and deep rhythmic grooves. Their rough around the edges brutality is balanced by their hazy desert soul (via the Midwest) and spectacular drumming from Jeff Gensterblum (ex-Small Brown Bike).”