On Friday April 15, MNDR played to a packed house at the Brooklyn Museum, the first show for the season’s Audiophile Series. Poised in the spacious, modern glass entrance atop a freshly built stage with her trademark light projections, MNDR’s set included a stripped down “I Go Away,” new single “Cut Me Out,” and a first-time performance of “Broken Hearts.” The audience enjoyed a complimentary vodka hour and an opening set by New Villager, engulfed in the captivating setting of art in its many forms.

Click below for a live video of the new song “Broken Hearts” from the show (Brooklyn Vegan has titled it “Cry”):
MNDR – Broken Hearts – New Song – Brooklyn Museum – 4/15/11 by brooklynvegan

Scroll for photos from the event. More photos can be seen on these sites:
Prefix Magazine
Metromix
Brooklyn Vegan

(C) Vincent Cornelli

(C) Vincent Cornelli

(C) Vincent Cornelli

photo by Chris La Putt for Brooklyn Vegan

For those of you who were unable to make it, pictures are now available of MNDR’s recent performance at Spin Magazine’s iPad app launch party. Check out the sweet party flicks here.

Brooklyn Vegan was on hand to witness MNDR’s sold-out performance at the Bowery Ballroom in New York, opening for Yacht. Looks like it was a crazy show with projections in full effect:

See the full photo set here and check out MNDR’s upcoming SXSW performances.

MNDR‘s show last Tuesday night with Restless People at the Brooklyn Bowl has gotten tons of coverage all over. The Tastes Like Caramel blog wrote a bit about their “favorite new chick on the block” and The Fader loved MNDR’s show, too. You can check out The Culture of Me for some great live shots of MNDR, herself.