Take This: Win Two Tickets to Front Line Assembly at Teragram
Industrial legends, Front Line Assembly return to Los Angeles to let the cold waves rip and machines overtake the city. We can’t wait to see Bill Leeb and Rhys Fulber
Take This: Win Two Tickets to Sunflower Bean at the Fonda
Sunflower Bean puts new meaning to the words power trio as these three utilize the powers of love and sunshine. We’re giving away two tickets to their big Fonda show
TGIFETUS: Dying Fetus at Regent
Words by: Danny Ryan Photos by: Dillon Vaughn Heavy metal has long been the subject of more criticism than most music genres for various reasons. It is often stereotyped as
Post Animal Celebrate Love Gibberish Release at the Lodge Room
Words and Photos by: Alfredo Luna To celebrate the release of their new album Love Gibberish, Post Animal stopped by the Lodge Room in Highland Park and gave an out
Photo Recap: The Church at Pappy and Harriet’s
Last weekend, the Cruel World Festival at The Rose Bowl was a great example of what concert season looks like in Los Angeles. One great thing about living near LA
Photo Recap: Ethel Cain at the Masonic Lodge at Hollywood Forever
Ethel Cain is the singer/cult mother of the Daughters of Cain, a southern-based cult inspired by all things American gothic and the darker tones of Judeo-Christian belief. Adorning her head
Rabbit Holes and Glaciers: Anika at Lodge Room
Desert Daze 2019 was the last gasp of Southern California’s art-life before the pandemic put the world on pause and separated us into various little, claustrophobic boxes for two years.
Take This: Win Two Tickets to Rotting Christ at 1720
Rotting Christ have been trying to play in America for years but now the time has finally come for these Greek giants of the brutality to devastate the nation and
Photo Recap: The Far Side at 1720
What do people mean when they say “alternative” hip hop? I know the artists they reference when they use this term, but what are the themes that run through these
Take This: Win Two Tickets to Mudhoney at the Regent
One of grunge’s early progenitors, Mudhoney know all the ins and outs of fuzz. The Regent is going to quake when these guys hit the stage and joining them for
Take This: Win Two Tickets to Destruction at 1720
German Thrash has always been a bit more gnarly than it’s American counterpart. Few bands exemplify this more than Destruction, the classic purveyors of the sound. They’re coming to 1720
Take This: Win Two Tickets to A Place to Bury Strangers at Teragram
Psych rock never sounded so dark, demented and wild as when A Place To Bury Strangers takes the stage and starts ripping. It’s so heavy, noisy, fuzzed out and chaotic,