Sometimes the pursuit of good music – and I mean GOOD music means you have to be ready to fight for it. I’m not talking Jersey Shore style knock down drag out nonsense- I’m talking planning, scheming, and analyzing the fastest route to get from point A to desired musical destination. Last night’s battle to
Due to intervening forces, we weren’t able to get this Q&A with Gamble & Burke into Lauren Novik’s pre-CMJ showcase of the band, but we’re giving it to you today! Get to know these Massachusetts lads, and enjoy the music video at the bottom of the post. Lauren Novik: What are your main musical influences
Last night was third time I’ve been lucky enough to see Edward Sharpe and the Magnetc Zeros, and the music was as moving as ever. I’m not entirely sure just what about the performance had changed- but there was definitely something just a little different about last night- maybe even a little off- not that
So, sometimes life gets in the way of- life- and since they have yet to perfect cloning the whole being in two places at once thing is next to impossible! So, you might miss a concert or two, and if you find yourself anywhere other than the Wiltern tonight for the much talked about and
Minus The Bear rocked the Wiltern in Los Angeles last night- and the performance was more than a little impressive. I entered during the first song only to find myself amidst an argument between someone working at the Wiltern and a fan who was beyond upset with his hundred dollar balcony seats. The main issue
Voxhaul Broadcast is consistently rocking audiences in Southern California, and with the pending release of their debut C.D. “Timing Is Everything,” we’re in for several sweet surprises. The band heavily influenced by 60s rock and a little grunge is a breath of fresh air, hitting the music scene with more strength than a dangerously strong
The Bamboo Kids have a very eclectic sound. The kind you can easily rock out to, have in the background, or just sing along guilty pleasure karaoke style and not even be ashamed about. (Seriously- I dare you NOT to sing along to “Daylight Be Damned.”) Getting amped and ready for CMJ (which is strangely
If 1970’s electrofunk had a scandalous cradle-robbing affair with MGMT style contemporary experimental pop, you’d be given a little blessing in the form of Gamble & Burke. But hey, retro is the new now and good music never goes out of style- no matter what the vintage is! Take their surprisingly addicting “the kid is
Blood Red Shoes are stepping all over the music scene right now- and lucky for us L.A. kids, they’re heading to the Bootleg Theater Monday, October 18! (Click HERE for your chance to win tickets!) Their no holds barred rock is refreshing- (as were their completely honest answers!) and a welcome addition to any music
Disclaimer: The ever innovative and entirely original music brought to you by Bear Hands can be incredibly addictive if not used as directed, or taken in excess. We strongly encourage a little over-indulgence in regards to said band. After all- everything in moderation is something your mother would say. That being said, I stumbled upon