Don’t Fear the Weird: Fidlar’s Record Release at Teragram
Despite 2019 being the 10th anniversary of Fidlar‘s existence, I first heard the band around two years ago while on tour (late to the game, I know.) We were driving
Songs of Freedom: Jesse Malin’s Gates of the West at the Roxy
The damage done by the last string of California wildfires is still being felt and so relief is still needed to rebuild all the lives that were changed forever. Music,
Black History Month at the Lodge Room: Jazz is Dead Ticket Giveaway
February is Black History Month and to celebrate and educate we are running a campaign that will showcase a different Black musical leader that changed the world. We’re also giving
Take This: Win 2 Tickets to Blackberry Smoke at the Fonda
Blackberry Smoke are one of the greatest modern country rock bands with bluesy guitars and southern style. Hailing from Scottsdale, Georgia, this is a band too good to belong to
Punx Not Dead in Petaluma – Home Sick 2 at the Pheonix Theater
“Is punk dead?” I’ve typically found this refrain loathsome and lazy. Despite my ongoing aversion to the utterance, it was front and center in my own (traitor) brain during the
Heart to Mouth with LP at the Observatory
Words and Photos by: Maggie St. Thomas While promoting her 5th studio release Heart To Mouth, singer Laura Pergolizzi better known across the globe as LP kicked off the first night
Take This: Win 2 Tickets to So-Cal Psycheout
Los Angeles’ best psych rock bands are congregating in the desert for this year’s installment of the So-Cal Psycheout presented by SkyShip Records. See some mind-benders like Frankie and the
Photo Recap: Parquet Courts and Snail Mail at the Constellation Room
Parquet Courts and Snail Mail took their tour to the Constellation Room and brought down the house with their funk inspired art punk. People felt the rhythm and the groove,
Photo Recap: Judas Priestess at Catch One
Psycho Entertainment brought a night of female-led cover bands to Catch One with Judas Priestess and Cowgirls From Hell. Both bands delivered a new, heavy, and fun take on classic
Wesley Eisold of Cold Cave Interview: Love & Pain One & the Same
Wesley Eisold of Cold Cave and American Nightmare has proven to be a significant artist in my life as someone I’m inspired by and whose music finds its way into
Rebels of Wrestling: PCW Ultra 3 Year Anniversary
For how popular independent wrestling has become, it’s still at the edge of the map, on the outskirts of the mainstream, that’s where PCW Ultra grows. In the dark, like
A Return Full of Firsts: Deerhunter at The Lodge Room Highland Park
Words by: Krista Anderson Photos by: Dillon Vaughn On a cold Thursday night when January’s torrential flood had finally let up over Los Angeles, the band, Deerhunter brought