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 →
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 →
LOVE TO HATE THOSE HEROES
LOVE TO HATE THOSE HEROES
With searing guitar riffs and pounding drums, Lovehatehero steps to the forefront of pussy whiney emo rock with their latest Ferret Records release White Lies. ... Continue Reading →
EXPLOSIONS IN THE SKY
EXPLOSIONS IN THE SKY BLOW YOU AWAY
Explosions in the Sky are not an easy band to review, as the all-instrumental quartet plays mood music that moves in stages like the moon. ... Continue Reading →
LET’S ROCK AGAIN – Joe Strummer Documentary
LET’S ROCK AGAIN
I remember being invited to a semi-underground screening in Hollywood several years ago, and being astounded at a superb post-Clash documentary about Joe Strummer. ... 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 →
KODO-CHROME
KODO-CHROME
THE KODO DRUMMERS COME TO UCLA
The Kodo Drummers have been touring and performing around the world for a number of years, and every time I had the opportunity to see them…I ... Continue Reading →
THE SWIFT LETDOWN OF DUSTINS…
THE SWIFT LETDOWN OF DUSTIN’S ELECTRIC MAGNOLIA HOME
This is going to be an acoustic-themed CD review. Fading Trails is the latest release from Jason Molina’s ... Continue Reading →
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