New Album Review: HEALTH- Death Magic
Los Angeles’s own, HEALTH and their new album, Death Magic released by Loma Vista on August 7th might very well be […]
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Hot Chip Make Machines Come to Life at The Greek
As the sun set last night over Griffith Park, both hipsters and middle aged white people congregated to relish in
Low End Theory Festival Wobbles The Shrine Auditorium
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A Hard Time at HARD Summer 2015
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Alice Glass Drops First Solo Single “Stillbirth”
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There is a difference between pushing “set” and pushing “play” and Dan Snaith of Caribou don’t push play. With all
Twin Shadow at The Troubadour: New songs and awkward banter
Most people who know me know I have a bit of a soft spot for Twin Shadow, so it was
Future Islands at The Wiltern: Torn Shirts, Gargled Roars and Bouncy Blue Orbs
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Two Nights of Death From Above 1979 and MSTRKRFT in L.A. and The O.C.
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If you caught Galantis at any point this year, you’re one of the lucky ones. I say this because they’re