Folk Sensibilities w/ Larry and His Flask & Flatfoot 56 at The Echo
Larry and His Flask recently embarked on a tour with Chicago natives Flatfoot 56. While both bands differ stylistically, the […]
April 2017
Punk Rock Bowling Transforms BYO Boys Into Wisdom Brigade
This past Monday, April 24th I interviewed members of an iconic, first wave California skate punk band, the owners of
Keith Morris Speaks Freely On Lawsuits, Politics & Punk Rock
Not a lot needs to be said about Keith Morris and his contributions, not only to punk rock music but
Coachella to The Smell: Are Downtown Boys The Voice We’ve Been Waiting For?
My love for punk saxophone brought me to downtown Los Angeles on April 18th to see the mighty Downtown Boys
A Psych & Synth History w/ Silver Apples For The New Acid Test in SF
For all the hate and bad press that San Francisco gets about the infiltration of tech-bro-douchebags ruining its wacky culture
Fear and Loathing With King Gizzard and Pond at The Hard Rock
There’s not much about Las Vegas that ever really appealed to me. Even one with a deep appreciation for the
When We Were Young Festival’s Most Dominant Demographic: Mine
When We Were Young- We Became Experts at Sneaking In & Cutting Lines I was still hungover from Choking Victim’s
Risking Life and Limb to Cover HORSE the band at Union Los Angeles
A lot of the bands we were listening to in high school are just now hitting their 10-20 year anniversary
Subhumans On Sunset: Young, Old, Punks, Posers Pay Homage at Los Globos
On an ordinary Monday night, I walk down East Sunset Blvd with my camera. I dip into the tattoo shop
Sleaford Mods Hit The Echoplex On Last Date Of First Ever U.S. Tour
Part Time Punks, Sleaford Mods And Accidental Pop Music What makes a concert special and superior to the rest? It
Glenn O’Brien is Dead & The Squares Are Back in Power: The Time to Party is Now
“We are here to drink beer. We are here to kill war. We are here to laugh at the odds,
Power Trip & Destruction Unit Leave The Teragram in Ash & Rubble
Being a music and live show junky has made me a frequent visitor to the Teragram Ballroom. Quite simply- it’s