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As seen in the New York Times!

Just don't be intimidated by the quote that Treehouse is for "serious technoheads" as --simply put-- it's party music for party people. And who better to elucidate that quality than our special guest, Alex From Tokyo. As always, it's upstairs at Frank's Cocktail Lounge. The needle drops and the disco ball starts spinning at 9pm and yours truly will be on by 10 (no doubt some of the records listed below will be in the gig bag). Hope to see you out!

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Treehouse is back in effect! Once again, it's going down on a Wednesday --tomorrow to be exact-- at Frank's Lounge (upstairs) in Ft. Greene, near BAM at 660 Fulton St. It'll be myself, Eric and Piotr, along with special guest Thomas Bullock of Rub-N-Tug, A.R.E. Weapons, Laughing Light of Plenty, Map of Africa fame (Beta Blogheads will no doubt recall an epic conversation with the man from a year or so back). Hopefully, I'll be able to unpack my boxes in time to find some killer jams for the dancefloor. Regardless, Thom promises "to get a bit esoteric on the night, growing up from protoplasm to full-grown dancing ape."

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Kieran Hebden (a/k/a Four Tet) playing in the Treehouse.

First Treehouse party was a total smash. Much thanks and praise to the peeps who came out in the drizzle and danced their asses off. For those curious, the first two hours are up now (thanks to Moose at Chung King for making it happen). Alas, Four Tet's set, filled with heaps of new and unreleased bangers (including one he made with Burial that's about to drop on his own label), will not be going up. You just had to be there.

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Announcing Treehouse, a monthly-ish party being thrown down with pals Eric and Piotr, which kicks off this Wednesday, April First (no foolin'), at this lovely neighborhood bar in Ft. Greene right next to BAM, Frank's Cocktail Lounge (660 Fulton St. @ S. Elliott Pl.). Oh, we also have a secret special guest who really is both secret and special. Admission is $5 and I commence playing Arthur Russell's "Treehouse" precisely at nine.