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Scottish-born Steven Hall was a fixture of the NYC underground in the ‘80s. He collaborated closely with Arthur Russell, and after Russell’s death, he formed the tribute band Arthur’s Landing. But beyond his association with Russell, Hall has been recording music as Nirosta Steel for decades, and only recently has that music gained widespread recognition. A few weeks back, the Indiana/Mexico-based ULYSSA label released ‘My Skyscraper,’ a new Nirosta Steel album comprising recordings from across the decades. The tracks vary widely in terms of genre and fidelity, manifesting in disparate strains of DIY dance and pop, each delivered with unpolished conviction and emotional transparency. Together, they add up to a compelling portrait of an unheralded artist. ‘My Skyscraper’ has been a sensation, inspiring rave reviews and plenty of online clamor. Now Hall is ready to bring that excitement into the offline world with a pair of NYC live shows. They take place Sept. 10 and 11 at Night Club 101, the former space of the legendary Pyramid Club, where Hall played with Russell in the ‘80s. Both shows immediately sold out this morning, so hopefully he’ll announce more. Today there’s also a new Robert Hansen-directed video for “Go For The Night,” one of the album’s Russell collaborations.
Scottish-born Steven Hall was a fixture of the NYC underground in the ‘80s. He collaborated closely with Arthur Russell, and after Russell’s death, he formed the tribute band Arthur’s Landing. But beyond his association with Russell, Hall has been recording music as Nirosta Steel for decades, and only recently has that music gained widespread recognition. A few weeks back, the Indiana/Mexico-based ULYSSA label released ‘My Skyscraper,’ a new Nirosta Steel album comprising recordings from across the decades. The tracks vary widely in terms of genre and fidelity, manifesting in disparate strains of DIY dance and pop, each delivered with unpolished conviction and emotional transparency. Together, they add up to a compelling portrait of an unheralded artist. ‘My Skyscraper’ has been a sensation, inspiring rave reviews and plenty of online clamor. Now Hall is ready to bring that excitement into the offline world with a pair of NYC live shows. They take place Sept. 10 and 11 at Night Club 101, the former space of the legendary Pyramid Club, where Hall played with Russell in the ‘80s. Both shows immediately sold out this morning, so hopefully he’ll announce more. Today there’s also a new Robert Hansen-directed video for “Go For The Night,” one of the album’s Russell collaborations.
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