So I head to one of my new favorite stomping grounds the Troubadour- where everybody knows my name and they’re always glad I came (the bouncers actually greeted me by name) to check out the Aussie import Karnivool. Now I’ve seen the Troubadour packed before (most recently due to our current Artist In Residence Fight
So Dead Confederate kickstarted their new tour to promote their latest album addition to the music world, and we were lucky enough to have them grace the Troubadour with their presence! Their latest album “Sugar” is a welcome addition to any music library with it’s emotionally charged rock accessorized with the agonizing vocals akin to
Picked By: Laurel Johnston Wednesday night is Dub Club night at Echoplex in Los Angeles. I decided to check it out this week, in the mood for feel-good reggae tunes that have the ability to provoke even the stodgiest of bar patrons into dancing and wobbling. I’ve had the pleasure of seeing great live reggae
Photo By Michael Beck There are certain bands I get consistently amped to see- and even though I can have the CD on for a week straight- still cannot wait to see them live. Meet Fight From Above (Justin Miner, Dave Schechtman, Jeremy Miner, Justin Krook). Since I was introduced to their L.A. Kids
So the Troubadour and I are getting to know each other quite well. I’ve been twice this week already- and I’ll be heading back tonight. Third time’s always a charm, and there’s talk of getting me my own VIP parking space. But mostly, I head there for the consistently great music. Last night’s poison of