A Proven Experiment: Oblivion Access Festival Returns To Austin June 15th-18th
Oblivion Access Festival will be returning to Austin, Texas in 2023 to host their signature celebration of experimental music and […]
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DAIS Records Celebrates 15 Years Of Seminal Releases At The Belasco
In the last 15 years, DAIS Records has had an output of quality music that should be the envy of
Spooky Psych Sounds: Levitation 2021
Words by: Scott Urian and Grace Dunn Photos by: Grace Dunn I had no idea what to expect on my
When Quaint Gets Core: Home Sick 3 at the Glass House Pomona
I remember the long drive from Los Angeles to Petaluma I took for Home Sick 1 in 2018. I wasn’t
Take This: Win Two Tickets to Home Sick at the Glass House
For the last two years, Ceremony’s Anthony Anzaldo has been putting on one of the Bay Area’s most unique festivals with
Dais Party: Drab Majesty’s Modern Mirror Record Release at the Fonda
Since 2007, Dais Records has illuminated artists that challenge the audiophile’s idea of post-punk, and the sold-out Fonda theatre’s guests
Deb Demure’s Modern Mirror: Drab Majesty Interview
David Hume once said, “Beauty is no quality in things themselves: it exists merely in the mind which contemplates them.”
Take This: Win Two Tickets to Drab Majesty at the Fonda
Dais Records keeps releasing material and raising up bands that set trends and perhaps the landmark band of the label,
Is This Dungeons and Dragons? No, Cloak and Dagger, Actually
You go to a goth fest expecting 90’s Blade as a theme, but the black light shone the crowd for
Dais Records’ 10 Year Anniversary Party: The Dark Fruits Of Persistence
Persistence is All. Those were the words projected over Drew Mcdowall, former member of Coil, as he wrapped up Dais
Drab Majesty Return to Los Angeles After Taking Europe By Storm
The buzz surrounding LA’s own Drab Majesty peaked and cemented the band as more than just an underground attraction- this
Lust For Youth & Drab Majesty Bring Dark Vibes To Teragram Ballroom
It was a night of dark wave synth-pop acts—musicians whose sounds and performances not only blurred the line between singer-songwriter