PHOTO RECAP: Psycho Las Vegas Presents Broken Hope and Devourment at Catch One
Lets steal an excerpt from the Psycho Las Vegas 2021 review to give you the gist of Broken Hope: “A good friend of mine has a tattoo of Broken Hope.
Hell or High Roller: Psycho Las Vegas 2021
There was a time when for me, going to Psycho Las Vegas meant budgeting only enough money to eat McDonalds for three days while I slept on a friend’s couch
Three One G Radiation: Deaf Club at the Echo
Three One G is a very special record label. With roots spreading across genres like DIY hardcore, anarcho politics and aesthetics, art rock, and noise, they’ve created a rich roster
Photo Recap: Deicide at 1720
If there was any doubt that concerts are back, these pictures are all the proof you’ll need. Deicide always brings it when they roll around to Los Angeles, in fact
Take This: Win Two Tickets to The Sword at Catch One
Psycho week continues with another giveaway, this time to see a band that is one of the most ripping, rocking, metal, hard rock, psychedelic, garage bands of all time. We’re
Take This: Win Two Tickets to Broken Hope at Catch One
Broken Hope are one of the goriest death metal bands of all time. These Chicago rippers haven’t come through the West Coast in a long while and so now, after
Take This: Win Two Tickets to High on Fire at Catch One
Matt Pike is one of Psycho Las Vegas’ patron saint, it’s some kind of godsend then that his band High on Fire be playing Catch One right after the festival
The Road to Psycho Las Vegas 2021 Part 2
This is how we hold the line. With the country’s social climate at a fever-pitch and the festival we love less than a week away, we are making the choice
King Crimson at the Greek: Prog Prophets of a Schizoid 21st Century
For an outsider looking in to Los Angeles’ music scene, psychedelic rock is of the utmost importance in this underground, cultural moment. Here and now, there are many bands that
Technically, We’ve Always Been Sick: Sex Cells Returns to the Globe Theatre
There must be something wrong with us. To party so closely, so sweatily, without personal protective equipment in the middle of a pandemic? No face masks. No face shields. No
Morning Stars Over Lodge Room: King Woman’s “Celestial Blues” Release Party
You’ve never heard an album more Chthonian than King Woman’s Celestial Blues What do I mean by that? I don’t mean this is the most raw, underground punk sounding album
Take This: Win Two Tickets to If I Die First at 1720
Now that emo-trap is so popular, one might think that emo bands have fallen out of relevancy but as we’re about to find out on August 12th, If I Die