Who’s The Better Brother? Jay Aston’s Gene Loves Jezebel at Echoplex
I love Gene Loves Jezebel. I love Jay Aston and I love Michael Aston. So, I will do my best […]
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Nirvana Leads to Nothing… at the Regent
90’s alternative music is having an organic and overlooked revival that is making for some of the best rock and
Color Me Punk: Rubella Ballet Plays First L.A. Show Since 1985 at Echoplex
Rubella Ballet comes from a time when there weren’t as many boxes for you to cram bands into. There was punk,
The Sound of Sex: Boy Harsher Seduces The Echoplex
If you were to cross Jae Matthews, vocalist of Boy Harsher, on the sidewalk you may not have any idea
Krautrock Nite With Malcolm Mooney of Can At Echoplex: To Outer Space And Down To Earth
On the tapestry of world genres, that hangs in heaven’s music hall, one square is not quite like the others.
Chameleons Vox At The Echoplex: Sorrow Never Sounded So Sweet
I’ve been fiending HARD for death rock ever since I read this bandcamp article exposing me to the bigger bands
High-Functioning Flesh “Culture Cut” Release Party at Echoplex
For every genre, there is a right sound. A band’s music and vocal style have to marry each other in
The Primitives: Yet Another Rare Score for Part Time Punks 12th Anniversary
At this point, the musical muscle memory I’ve developed as a contributor for Janky Smooth has revealed at LEAST one
Sleaford Mods Hit The Echoplex On Last Date Of First Ever U.S. Tour
Part Time Punks, Sleaford Mods And Accidental Pop Music What makes a concert special and superior to the rest? It
James Chance and the Contortions Play First Show in L.A. Since 1984
James Chance and the Contortions Zig and Zag, Jig and Jump at The Echoplex This Past Sunday for Part Time