Welcome back Eagles of Death Metal. It’s been awhile since the full Eagles of Death Metal lineup has played live together, and last night at The Viper Room that full lineup returned in a sweaty triumphant fashion. Coming to the stage about 45 minutes after they were expected to headline Read more…
The art of Markus Schulz can be appreciated with a set of quality headphones and your music player of choice. Recognized as one of America’s premiere DJ talents, Markus is also a master in production and sound. Fans who have been with Markus for over twenty years as he has Read more…
Last night at the El Rey Theatre in Los Angeles the Mad Caddies were supposed to be having an album release party for their upcoming sixth studio album. Lead singer and founding member of the band Chuck Robertson explained to the crowd though that sometimes things happen, and for reasons Read more…
This past weekend was billed as Super Bowl weekend across the country, but if you were at the Dada Life show on Friday at the Avalon in Hollywood, it would be more appropriate to call your festivities Dada Bowl. While the Super Bowl excitement was pretty much over an hour Read more…
Riding a wave of popularity from the indie blogosphere and his recent booking at Coachella, Washed Out – the stage name for boyish 31-year-old Georgian Ernest Greene – rode into a seriously underbooked show for his sold-out concert at the El Rey Theatre. It wasn’t going to take a lot Read more…
(Guest Review by Scott) The Strypes leveled LA’s West Side Tuesday night at The World Famous Troubadour. In front of a packed house, at their LA-debut show, the boys from the Emerald Isle brought it. They fired off “Mystery Man,” “She’s So Fine,” and “So They Say” before the masses Read more…
The Satellite was humming with a vibrancy that was palpable. A constant mid-range murmur laid freshly in the air and in my ears – its the kind of hum I would have expected in this place on a Saturday night, but this was Monday. Americana-Folk mavens, The Wild Reeds have Read more…
The Dismemberment Plan rolled into Los Angeles wrapping up their fall tour promoting their first album in 12 years, Uncanny Valley. With the album, like the concert, the band did everything that it needed to do without necessarily fulfilling the legend that’s sprouted up in the band’s absence. Emerging Read more…