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Death Valley Girls Drop New Limited 7″-Stream Death Valley Boogie
Brent Smith
October 7, 2015
Death Valley Girls has something witchy for us this week. With what may be their most meta track yet, a new 7” is being released featuring the new single, “Death Valley Boogie”. From French label April 77, and distributed by Cobraside here in L.A., a limited press of 20 records
HiFi Rockfest: Good Times, Bad Turnout at The Queen Mary
Danny Baraz
October 6, 2015
People have been proclaiming the genre of Punk (in it’s most classic interpretation) to be dead for over 30 years now. Certainly they must be referring to the movement more so than the music because it seems like every time you turn around, there is a new punk festival brewing
Disclosure at The Sports Arena: Seizures, Car Crashes and Beer Stashes
Taylor Wong
October 3, 2015
It was about two years ago to the day that Disclosure did two back to back, sold out shows at The Fonda in Hollywood. A couple nights ago, Disclosure kicked off their European and American tour here in Los Angeles at the LA Sports Arena. Not only was it their
Mosquitto and Sand Babes at Footsies: The Soundtrack for my Blackout
Taylor Wong
October 2, 2015
Sunday night I made my way over to Footsies after downing half a bottle of tequila. Mosquitto and Sand Babes were set to play in the small dive bar in Highland Park. The bar was filled with familiar faces and unfamiliar faces, alike. Every one was beautiful and under the
Review: The Dead Weather- Dodge and Burn
Alfonso Contreras
October 1, 2015
I’m gonna be honest here, and you can take me to the chopping block for it if it makes you feel better. I’m not a big fan of every project that surrounds this cast – Now with that being said The Dead Weather has created a die hard, simple yet
Dick Dale: The Last Stand of The First Guitar Hero
Danny Baraz
October 1, 2015
“Don’t get me TOO excited”. That was the warning from 78 year old Dick Dale as he scanned the highly vocal, sold out audience with a surprised and maybe a bit of a worried look on his face. I was just as shocked as he was. For once, I wasn’t
Review: “House of the Rising Fuzz” Boston Psych Rock Compilation
Brent Smith
September 30, 2015
House of the Rising Fuzz It’s good to know that if I ever had to move to Boston, I wouldn’t have to worry about any lack of an underground rock scene. If you’ve had your antennae up lately, you’ve noticed spooky rock n roll action-at-a-distance in virtually every city
Meet The Cinematic Wizards Taking Music Videos By Storm
Jai Chebaia
September 30, 2015
I met Theo Cohn, David Gantz and Ben Mullen, at their house in West Adams, Los Angeles, a few days before the release of their most recent music video. Before the interview even began, I caught the boys discussing the release party for their new video, ‘Norma and Jessica’, for
Shannon and The Clams Debut “Gone By The Dawn” at The El Rey
Jai Chebaia
September 26, 2015
Retro rock band Shannon and The Clams are no strangers to Los Angeles. The Oakland band has dropped three previous albums in the garage rock mecca, so when they returned last Wednesday night to mid-city hipster haven the El Rey for the record release of their 4th album, they were
Run The Jewels Release Meow The Jewels. Cat Ladies Rejoice
Danny Baraz
September 25, 2015
You know when you’re really high and you have this “great idea” that seems so genius that the world may never be the same? The next day, you open the Notes section of your phone that you used to remind you of said idea and you just stare at it and laugh
