From Rico Nasty to Murderdolls: The 179th LA Weekly playlist, reviewing the musicians that we’ve been writing about all week, is live now. There’s electronic music from Nostalgix featuring Rico Nasty, hip-hop from Giggs, punk from the Adverts and Generacion Suicida, hard rock from the Murderdolls and Dirty Honey, and so much more.

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From Rico Nasty to Murderdolls

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Marc LaBelle of print stars Dirty Honey told us that, “It’s been an interesting ride to say the least. The last year or so has really been focussed on bringing our band and our style of music over to Europe a lot. I think we’ve been there three times in the last 18 months. We’ve done some really cool stuff along the way. Opened for Guns N’ Roses, and played Hyde Park [London]. Played a bunch of festivals over there, and really got acquainted with what it means to tour in Europe. It’s been really exciting, it’s been a lot of hard work and obviously tiring, but all of it is in good fun.”

In "Not Another DJ," Nostalgix said, "I love records that make you feel like you can take over the world. I think a big thing that drew me to dance music is the drama in performances and how big the sounds are. I always carry influences of what I love into what I create. Power. Power. Power.”



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