One time a party we had sort of accidentally turned into an n+1 after after-party. This was one of the proudest moments of our lives. The Most Important Magazine Of Our Time takes over McNally Jackson tonight, as editors and contributors discuss n+1's eighth issue, the theme of which is "Recessional." Stick around after... and then after that -- you won't be sorry.

Brooklyn-based Southern transplants Bear in Heaven play a brand of airy, slightly dark psych-rock that has the buzz-o-meter buzzing off the charts right now. Their latest release, Beast Rest Forth Mouth, just earned them a spot in the hallowed halls of Pitchfork's "Best New Music" section, so catch them at cozy Williamsburg bar Zebulon so you can say you "saw them there then."

From an abandoned hospital near Marseilles, Le Dernier Cri, a collective of comic artists who grew out of the Paris punk scene of the early'80s, are known for their subversive, deviant and wonderful comic books and artworks. The French rabble-rousers have made their way to Brooklyn, with a show called "Vomir Des Yeux (Puking Eyeballs)" opening tonight at Cinders Gallery. Featured artists include Le Dernier Cri's founders, Pakito Bolino and Caroline Sury, plus Mike Diana, Matt Brinkman, Ota Keiti, Leif Goldberg, Valium, Stu Mead, ATAK, Moolinex, Julien Rictus, among others.

The very big house of Armani (that includes Giorgio Armani, Armani Collezioni, Emporio Armani and Armani Jeans) is having a loco warehouse sale, with up to 80 percent off menswear, womenswear and accessories. The sale runs from today through to Saturday, with no need to camp outside the doors for the opening -- new items go out on the floor every day! Credit cards only! Yay credit!