Eagles of Death Metal Release New Music For the First Time in 7 Years
Queens of the Stone Ager and one half of Eagles of Death Metal, Josh Homme, had the other half of Eagles of Death Metal, Jesse Hughes, on his Beats 1
FYF 2015: Surviving Their Own Legacy
When people refer to FYF Fest as the “Urban Coachella”, it’s not a compliment. After last years move to Exposition Park from LA Historic Park, I was inclined to
Melee at The Echo with Metz, Retox and Obliterations
Metz, Retox and Obliterations on the same bill at The Echo is a hardcore lovers dream. It’s a testament to Metz and the confidence they have in their material and
It’s Better Than Drake: Kanye West Becomes Filler at FYF Fest
As you may have heard, Frank Ocean is no longer playing FYF. None other than the gawd, Yeezus, has filled the spot. My fervor for the church of Yeezus is
The Jesus and Mary Chain, Psychocandy and the Art of Noise at The Fonda
The Jesus And Mary Chain and A Place To Bury Strangers (APTBS) shared the stage Wednesday night at The Fonda Theater in Hollyweird. The influencers of the first wave of
Echo Park Rising 2015: Rising and Rising and Rising…
In it’s 5th year, Echo Park Rising has become a barometer of culture in Eastern Los Angeles. 20 years ago, the music scene in L.A. was way further west on Sunset
Berserktown II: Music Fringe Binge at The Observatory
Last year at around this same time, the first annual Berserktown Festival was in the midst of a filthy, sweaty, hardcore but successful mess at club Los Globos in the
New Album Review: HEALTH- Death Magic
Los Angeles’s own, HEALTH and their new album, Death Magic released by Loma Vista on August 7th might very well be my top record of 2015, thus far. Even with a
Hot Chip Make Machines Come to Life at The Greek
As the sun set last night over Griffith Park, both hipsters and middle aged white people congregated to relish in the sound waves of some of the better names in
Low End Theory Festival Wobbles The Shrine Auditorium
When The Gaslamp Killer commandeered the decks at The Shrine for his set at Low End Theory Festival, I instantly started peaking. The interesting thing about that is that I
Django Django Fit Their Big Sound Into The Constellation Room
To state that the self titled, debut album by Django Django was a success would be an understatement. It was one of my favorites of 2012. I saw them live
Tame Impala: Tie Dye in the Sky at Hollywood Forever Cemetery
There was tie-dye in the sky Thursday night in Los Angeles. Fluffy clusters of clouds blanketed the sky overhead and in the west, off in the distance, The fire of