Sex Cells and We’re Buying- somewhere south of Hollywood Blvd
Somewhere in the heart of Hollywood on Wilcox, in a club/venue I have never entered before, Sex Cells re-emerged from it’s hiatus […]
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Partying Like It’s 2004: IHEARTCOMIX 20th Anniversary
IHEARTCOMIX have established themselves as one of the most forward-thinking and distinct promoters in recent LA history over the past
HEALTH at The Grammy Museum- Making It In The New Music Industry
So here I am for the first time at the Grammy Museum in Downtown Los Angeles to see HEALTH perform
Cruel World 2024: A Legacy Forms in Year 3 at The Rose Bowl
It’s very rare for a music festival to have a storied legacy to live up to after just 2 years.
Gary Numan and Frontline Assembly at The Fonda: An Evening of Synths and Industrial Bliss
On April 7, 2024, The Fonda Theatre in Los Angeles welcomed the eager fans of Gary Numan and Frontline Assembly
Ladytron Reverberate The Belasco In Their Return to Los Angeles
The long-awaited, electrifying and innovative live show of UK’s Ladytron finally returned to Los Angeles. Ladytron performed at Belasco Theater
Nitzer Ebb and Flow: A Night of Dance and Darkness at The Music Box
Star date Saturday, Sept. 2nd, 2023… San Diego, California. Nitzer Ebb is the band. Modern.wav and Lethal Amounts are the
HEALTH/Author & Punisher at The Music Box: Let The Ceremony Begin
Last time I saw HEALTH in San Diego was opening for Crystal Castles in May 2011 at the now defunct
Janky Smooth Sessions: INVA//ID at Bar Sinister
Goth, Industrial, EBM, Dark Wave, Post Punk, et al, born in the shadows, is having it’s moment in
Creatures of the Night: Substance LA 2021
Substance has always been Los Angeles’ premiere post-punk festival. Celebrating all things goth and clad in black, the scene wouldn’t
Morning Stars Over Lodge Room: King Woman’s “Celestial Blues” Release Party
You’ve never heard an album more Chthonian than King Woman’s Celestial Blues What do I mean by that? I don’t
Punx Undead: Phantoms Book Launch: The Rise of L.A. Deathrock Presented by Lethal Amounts
Los Angeles has always had an obsession with death. Our city’s celebrities and socialites have a habit of perishing in