Moogfest Brings Dial Tones Event to Ace Hotel Los Angeles
Moogfest, Nosaj Thing and Dublab teamed up Sunday (12/20) night to bring LA “Dial-Tones”. The hour long presentation consisted of […]
December 2015
Take This: STRFKR New Years Eve Ticket Giveaway at Teragram
Janky Smooth is giving away tickets to the STRFKR New Years Eve show at the Teragram Ballroom for you and
LCD Soundsystem Release Xmas 7″- “Christmas Will Break Your Heart”
With all the back and forth about the possible LCD Soundsystem reunion that isn’t actually happening, the release of their
The Bronx And Friends Bring Holiday Chaos to Teragram Ballroom
For those who spend time thinking about it, the evolution of punk rock is a fascinating progression. From it’s origins
take this: 2 Tickets & Vinyl Package For Moon Block Rock & Roll Circus
On January 9th at The Teragram Ballroom, the fine folks from Moon Block are bringing us the Rock and Roll
Fuzz & Thee Oh Sees Bring Holiday Help To Homeless in L.A.
Moments before John Dwyer and Thee Oh Sees took the stage at The Teragram Ballroom for the Holiday Homeless Charity
Year In Review: Top 10 Concerts of 2015 Rated by Contributors
Since the beginning of time, mankind grabbed whatever it could find to tap out and amplify the rhythm in our
Small Talk With JS Aurelius of Destruction Unit
JS Aurelius, highly experimental guitarist of Destruction Unit has brought a rageful and introspective creativity to the psychedelic hardcore punk
Year in Review: Top 10 Songs of 2015 Rated by Contributors
Every year has a song or songs that define it. That song that will always remind you of the best
Year in Review: Top 10 Albums of 2015 Rated by Contributors
10 years from now, we might look back at the Top 10 Albums of 2015 as the year the “new
Homeless Holiday Charity Event by Thee Oh Sees and Panache Booking
Sometimes, we help those less fortunate without expecting anything in return and sometimes, we can help the needy and create
Dinoczar New Single “Burnt Out” Off Impending Debut Album
If you don’t remember Dinoczar, the darkly-weird Bostonians from our review of The House of the Rising Fuzz—an anthemic east