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Molly Burch blew me away on Sunday night. I don’t know exactly what I expected—as a new artist with her first album, Please Be Mine, released just this year, none of my friends had seen her live and performance footage is hard to find. However, after extensively listening to her…
On Saturday, March 18th, Hunnypot Unlimited rolled down the coast to check out the 10th annual Musink Festival in Costa Mesa, CA. For those who have not attended in the past or are unfamiliar, Musink is a world-renowned music and tattoo festival hosted by none other than BLINK 182’s Travis…
Our favorite falsetto-tinged dreampop artist Porcelain Raft will return to the stage in support of his latest album, Microclimate, this April, playing the Swedish American Music Hall in San Francisco on the April 26th. Formerly known as the frontman of Sunny Day Sets Fire, Italian musical talent Mauro Remiddi releases…
DAVINA AND THE VAGABONDS diverges from the mainstream and leads fans down a magical musical highway that is fresh, edgy, and adventurous. Definitely a show not to be missed! DAVINA AND THE VAGABONDS may be one of the most incredible touring bands on the planet today. Their sound is unlike…
KORN is one of those bands that you either love or hate. Their music is brash, in-your-face, and extremely relevant in a world where much of today’s music seems to be ready-made for the masses. You’ll find no catchy pop melodies here focused on the much-to-do about nothing. Instead, you’ll…
“When they play live, THE INTERNET is a band.” That’s the closest thing to a description of The Internet’s music they have currently published, with a minimalist website and only slightly more descriptive facebook page. Formed originally from the partnership between former Odd Future members Syd Tha Kyd and Matt…
Sammy Hagar is considered by many to be one of the most influential rockers of all-time. From his humble beginnings in Fontana, CA to super-stardom in his formidable years with VAN HALEN and beyond, Sammy is a true testament to what hard work and determination can do when faced what…
The Starline Social Club buzzed with a uniquely curious and excited energy as audience members prepared themselves for one of the last Noise Pop festival shows. Hearing the conversations around me, some people were there because they were intrigued and already had a festival pass, some were fans of one…
Seeing temples on stage reminds me of how I imagine a 70s British rock band to look—the band members spread the stage all standing tall and lanky with eyes half hidden behind variously styled mops of hair, oozing cool composure with every note. Their visuals consist of the classic liquid…
Noname is known for her chill, easy beats, wise and rambling verses, and a somber attitude that Pitchfork describes as showing she’s “seen a lot of death and change.” She’s a rapper that I love on tape, but was nervous about seeing live. After all, how enjoyable could her show…
Whether she’s roller skating in a tinsel wig, roaming amongst cacti in the desert, or dancing in a formal gown on a bathroom floor, Angel Olsen is captivating, romantic, and haunting all at once. With her latest album My Woman, Olsen sinks into a less distorted and more mature sound…
Newcastle Upon Tyne duo Those Who Burn’s debut self-titled album released last October. This subversive rock album starts off with “Replicant Replicate,” a catchy song full of energy and trance like vocals. Now, imagine a massive, countryside landscape. Maybe somewhere in Europe. It’s got misty hills, green fields, and plenty…
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