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Take This: Win Two Tickets to Mosswood Meltdown
Jankysmooth has long championed the efforts of Total Trash Productions, no matter the capacity. Anything they do, we love. This includes every previous Boogaloo but now, as that festival evolves after much radioactivity, we’ve arrived at its latest form, Mosswood Meltdown. This festival’s lineup is out of this world if

Sweet Existential Melancholy: Animal Collective at the Greek Theatre
With a tour highlighting the recently released Time Skiffs record, Animal Collective seized the opportunity to bring the playful collage-esque themes of the record to life. There’s always been a level of sincerity and child-like wonder in the quartet’s output that’s sorely missed in the majority of music released by their contemporaries

Gen X Drip: Mudhoney and Meat Puppets at The Regent
Words by: Danny Ryan Photos by: Jessica Moncrief Mudhoney’s recent headlining show with Meat Puppets at the Regent Theater was an excellent celebration of the early roots of late 1980’s alternative music scenes that would later branch off into genres such as indie rock and grunge music. While both artists

Take This: Win Two Tickets to Together Pangea at Regent
Together Pangea are one of Los Angeles’ seminal garage rock bands. Their upcoming show at The Regent is set to be a rager, so we’re giving away two tickets to the show. YOU CAN BUY TICKETS HERE or ENTER TO WIN 2 TICKETS TO TOGETHER PANGEA JUNE 3RD AT THE REGENT

Getting High at Low Tide: Beach Life Festival in Redondo
Words by: Donna Borges Photos by: Pedro Carrera On one of the first sunny weekends in May, a seaside parking lot in Redondo beach was transformed into a musical oasis for the annual Beachlife Festival. The 3-day weekend lineup featured an eclectic mix of 90s legends and rising modern rock

Photo Recap: The Teaches of Peaches at the Observatory North Park
After stealing the show at Just Like Heaven, Peaches continued her tour in San Diego at The Observatory North Park where her seminal album, The Teaches of Peaches was celebrated and performed for an audience that left in completely awe of Peaches’ genius. Electro-clash has always had its finger on

Photo Recap: Destruction at 1720
Heavy metal was alive and well at 1720 when German thrash legends Destruction rolled through town to one moshing and drinking all night long. This was pure shredding from start to finish with an amazing lineup featuring the likes of Nervosa, Sunlord, VBN, and VX36. Check out these epic pictures

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 do their thing and we’re giving away two tickets so you can see it too. YOU CAN BUY TICKETS HERE

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 to pop off the month of June. YOU CAN BUY TICKETS HERE or ENTER TO WIN 2 TICKETS TO SUNFLOWER

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 being aggressive, hard to understand, structurally abrasive, and needlessly obscene. Nobody embodies these traits more than Dying Fetus, but they
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