The Frights Frenzy At The Echo
I first saw The Frights almost two years ago in a dingy Pomona basement where I dodged flying beer cans […]
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Death Valley Girls Drop New Limited 7″-Stream Death Valley Boogie
Death Valley Girls has something witchy for us this week. With what may be their most meta track yet, a
Mosquitto and Sand Babes at Footsies: The Soundtrack for my Blackout
Sunday night I made my way over to Footsies after downing half a bottle of tequila. Mosquitto and Sand Babes
Veronica Bianqui and Friends Live Up to The Hype at Harvard and Stone
The second night of Veronica Bianqui’s September residency at Harvard & Stone, presented by Grimy Goods, was a dancy, boozy
Echo Park Rising 2015: Rising and Rising and Rising…
In it’s 5th year, Echo Park Rising has become a barometer of culture in Eastern Los Angeles. 20 years ago, the
Django Django Fit Their Big Sound Into The Constellation Room
To state that the self titled, debut album by Django Django was a success would be an understatement. It was
The Kills Come to Los Angeles and Burn It To The Ground
The duo of Allison Mosshart and Jamie Hince, aka, The Kills, played back to back, sold out L.A. shows at
Ty Segall and The Birth Defects Play a Gig In a Tiny Room
It was a real treat to attend a secret Ty Segall show this past Monday- you feel privileged to have
Meatbodies Lay Waste to The Echo With Spectacular Theatrics
Around five minutes before the Meatbodies took the stage, I realized it was all about to go down. There was
A Show and a Chat with Built To Spill at The Troubadour
Very seldom do bands remain popular after 23 years of producing music, let alone go on tour and sell out
Runaway Fest: Double Reviewed & Fiercely Photographed
Runaway Fest Review 1: Paige Vreede When I was 18 years old I thought I was cool drinking cheap vodka
Mikal Cronin Pops Into The Griffin: The New Clubhouse for Rockers in L.A.
Monday nights at The Griffin are becoming a “thing” but it’s definitely not a thing that “they” want “people” to