Who Needs Pins When You’ve Got Spikes? GBH at the Observatory
It’s 8pm in Southern California, the night before Punk Rock Bowling kicks off in Las Vegas: do you know where […]
May 2018
Against Me! Stuns at The Observatory Before Punk Rock Bowling
One of the great things about being a Punk living in Southern California, is Punk Rock Bowling season. A slew
What’s Left To Ponders: Pond At Zebulon
One of the best things my Dad ever taught me was to learn the rules laid down by any system
Get Off Your Phone and Into the Crowd: Unknown Mortal Orchestra at The Wiltern
There are times in my life when I don’t listen to new music. Those are often dark times where I
Crushed at Communion: Cough and Grime at Union
Union is a weird venue (and I say that entirely with love.) The range of genres and performers you can
It Ain’t a Cult, it’s a Trap: Tyla Yaweh and SAINt JHN at The Roxy
Hip hop shows in 2018 are the most purely fun concerts of any genre causing a ruckus in LA. With
Soulfly And Nile: From The Amazon to The Whiskey
When I was thirteen years old, strewn above my bed, watching over me as I slept, was none other than
Satyricon’s Final Los Angeles Show At The Regent: A Night Too Blackened To Forget
How do music writer’s typically describe the black metal sound? Frigid riffs? blast-beat drums? Cold shriek vocals? Epic? Medieval? Symphonic?
Finding the Funk: Birocratic at Union
I’d like to begin by getting one very important thing out of the way: I’m a transplant here, as I’m
Erika Wennerstrom Brings the Bootleg Theater Closer to Nature
Questioning your existence is necessary for spiritual expansion. Growth through self-exploration in solitude is Erika Wennerstrom‘s debut of her solo