New Album Review: Death Grips- Bottomless Pit
It seems that Death Grips have finally made it through the other side of their artistic adolescence. They have spent their entire careers rejecting and rebelling against “basic bitch-dom” in
Rooney Rocks L.A. For The First Time in 5 Years At Teragram Ballroom
The prodigal son returns. In this case, it’s Robert Schwartzman. Rooney’s comeback has gotten lots of people swooning, and the sold out album release party for Washed Away (their first
New Album Review: NOTHING- Tired of Tomorrow
“And never have I felt so deeply at one and the same time so detached from myself and so present in the world.” – Albert Camus This is a review
Beach Slang Bring Their Noughties Revival to the Troubadour
Smack dab in the middle of their USA Spring Tour, Beach Slang packed the Troubadour and brought their revived noughties sound that’s got people buzzing from coast to coast. What’s
Riff and Ritual: Sunn O))) at the Regent Theater
What is the loudest band in rock? Manowar earned the title in the Guinness book of world records but before that there was a consensus among rockers that Ministry was
Bleached Bring Catchy Hooks, 818 Pride & Friends to Teragram Ballroom
There are certain taboos in modern day, independent music journalism which you don’t breach, for any reason, lest you be nailed to the cross of insignificance. You don’t speak ill
Close Encounters with Kim and the Created At The Echoplex
I get stoked whenever I know that Kim and the Created are going to play. Not just because I’m a lifetime punk that’s interested in how new talent is pushing
Aquadolls And Friends Preview Summer At Teragram Ballroom
Every show I go to I get so nervous because people can never seem to find my name on the press list. I actually made it in before the first band
Deap Vally & Le Butcherettes’ Double Assault on the Regent Theater
Rock N’ Roll Dance Party at the Regent this past Saturday, presented by Dance in a Panic and featuring Deap Vally and Le Butcherettes, served as a perfect microcosm for
Dab Hits and The Damned on 420 at The Glass House
4/20, a holiday I have been somewhat celebrating since sophomore year when I first discovered pot. I’m not the kind of guy who makes a big deal out of smoking
2016 Is The Year That Coachella Jumped The Shark
On a yearly basis, I sacrifice my already sus street cred to attend Coachella; a festival so widely loathed by the discerning hipster that it insures a sell out within
The NSA Announces May 18th Sanders Fundraiser at Regent Theater
New Sound Alliance and Janky Smooth are proud to announce A Fundraiser for Bernie Sanders on May 18th at The Regent Theater. The show will take place just a couple