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Tool Fear Inoculum (RCA) As critics, we know that any album by a band with a strong legacy has to be taken on face value. It doesn’t matter how good an artist& Read full Post
Unbelievable. That word keeps coming to mind anytime the subject of Jimmy Angel arises. A vigorous, rafter-raising showman with steely tenor pipes and wild stage Read full Post
P!nk may just be one of the most underrated pop stars around. Sure, she's not some unknown artist forced to play tiny hole-in-the-wall venues, but the Read full Post
Classically trained pianist Ella Vos, born Lauren Salamone, has already fit a lot into an eventful career. After a period with a number of bands, things re Read full Post
“The Best Gig I Ever Saw” is a new weekly column, which will see us ask a musician to chat about their favorite concert thus far. This week, it&#39 Read full Post
Former Gram Rabbit frontwoman Jesika Von Rabbit is one of Los Angeles’ great musical one-offs. She’s simultaneously pop and art, accessible and avant- Read full Post
The tender years in Tucson, Arizona, stealing money from my big brother’s busboy tip jar and buying Circle K money orders with the coins to send to Read full Post
Like many other people in and around Los Angeles, I've been reading a hell of a lot of Jonathan Gold articles this past month. As somebody who wasn& Read full Post
The new and improved Hard Summer Music Festival 2018 returned with upgraded amenities and a diverse lineup sure to leave music lovers happy.  With an array of shady Read full Post
It's a quiet midweek evening in Glendale, and we're at a coffee shop, about an hour before closing time. The place is empty but for a couple of day Read full Post
There's a new wave, so to speak, of L.A. bands doing interesting modern variations on punk and post-punk, but none of them manufa Read full Post
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