SON VOLT RETURNS
SON VOLT RETURNS
Son Volt is a late 20th century band trying to adapt to the early part of the 21st century, as they search for their place within the world of popular music. ... Continue Reading →
TASTE OF CHIODOS
TASTE OF CHIODOS
2007 TASTE OF CHAOS
After a long day of working for the man, really the last thing I want to do is to drive an hour-and-a-half to a venue in Long Beach to see a bunch ... Continue Reading →
AN ARTIST AT THE POKER TABLE
AN ARTIST AT THE POKER TABLE
A DISCUSSION WITH DUSTIN KENSRUE
Growing up in Orange County, one is automatically issued a guitar or haircare products. Thank god Dustin Kensrue ... Continue Reading →
A SLICE OF QUINCY
A SLICE OF QUINCY
QUINCY COLEMAN AT HOTEL CAFE
A cold spell momentarily grips Los Angeles, making the women of the town think twice about the skirts, though many still throw caution ... Continue Reading →
OH SWEET NOTHING
OH SWEET NOTHING
The opening lush orchestration of Eluvium’s latest release Copia might as well be the opening score of an epic feature film, as the repeating horn section slowly ... Continue Reading →
SEX, SIN, AND SUPERIOR VOICES
SEX, SIN, AND SUPERIOR VOICES
Jaws dropped, fingers pointed, and gasps were unavoidably released, while the audience’s eyes were left slightly squinting at the opening of LA Opera’s ... Continue Reading →
GROOVY KIND OF LOVE
GROOVY KIND OF LOVE
Trading in your heavy-edged past for a happy, poppy (lucrative) future seems to be all the rage nowadays: Chad Gilbert leaving Shai Hulud for New Found Glory, ... Continue Reading →
COPING WITH COPELAND
COPING WITH COPELAND
COPELAND AT THE HOUSE OF BLUES
Normally when you go to see a band of a younger generation, there is usually the ever-wonderful problem of stage volume syndrome. ... Continue Reading →
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