Crystal Castles Tease LP 4 With New Song “Concrete”
Crystal Castles premiere their third track since Ethan Kath split ways with Alice Glass last year. The track features vocals by Edith yet again, release date of their fourth full length
Burger Boogaloo 2016: Bringing Rare Vinyl Back to Life For 7 Years
There are many metaphors I could employ to describe what it was like to attend the annual Burger Boogaloo festival in Oakland for my first time, in the year of
King Khan and The Shrines Bring Fans to Their Knees at Echoplex
Have you ever seen an overweight Canadian/East Indian, with bleach blonde hair, screaming into a microphone about how he wants to be a girl and how he don’t regret a
New Album Review: Sugar Candy Mountain- 666
After Mama Cass was burned at the stake for witchcraft, she was reincarnated as Ash Reiter from Sugar Candy Mountain. The devil wears paisley in the new album “666” by
Surfs Up: Twin Peaks And An Ocean of Crowd Surfers at The Echoplex
Last week, Chicago, Illinois’ own, Twin Peaks dove directly into an ocean of young, Los Angeles, crowd surfing music fans with an inspired performance at The Echoplex. The night began
NOTHING Unhinge Echoplex Audience By Bending Sonic Waves
My night began with loading up on free booze provided by a high end art show. After cruising through all the pretty pictures and people and pounding down as many
New Album Review: Broncho- Double Vanity
With a feeling of reckless security I can only associate with driving to buy a Plan B pill the morning after prom night, the third and latest Broncho album has
Memoirs of a Bernie Bro
After every prolonged and pointless online battle, I knew I wasn’t handling this correctly or even, well and I promised to just let it go the next time someone posted
New Album Review: CCR Headcleaner- Tear Down the Wall
Tear Down the Wall is something else. That’s not an empty idiom. The San Francisco mind-ravaging outfit CCR Headcleaner gives us its strangest trip yet, and in today’s saturation of garage
Giant Sand at the Echo: 30 Years of American Desert Roots Alt Country Rock
“Giant Sand isn’t broken, we’re just putting it to bed after 30 years” said singer, Howe Gelb, as he launched into a hauntingly slow and ethereal set of American Desert
Take This: 2 Tickets & Record Label Swag For Dirty Penni Fest at The Echo
On July 23rd, Dirty Laundry TV and local Los Angeles independent record label, Penniback Records are taking over the Echo and Echoplex to showcase both the bands on their label and other, prominent L.A.
Sound and Fury Hardcore Festival Comes of Age All Across Los Angeles
I am not a hardcore kid. I do love plenty of hardcore bands but I’m a metal kid that found his way to punk. So by virtue of that, what