La Luz to Perform at The Glass House, March 22 Interview feature by Emily Saex Surf doo-wop quartet La Luz originally hail from the rainy city of Seattle, and while a bit of that gloomy underbelly remains — though generally bright — effervescent tunes pair up nicely with Los Angeles’ sunnier outlook. Their sound finds itself […]

Seattle surf doo-wop quartet La Luz shine bright with their infectious melodies and guitar-driven tunes as heard on their latest releases Damp Face EP and sophomore full-length Weirdo Shrine. The band has also built a reputation for putting on a captivating live show as witnessed at this year’s Echo Park Rising and Southern California fans […]

As the most anticipated day of Echo Park Rising 2016, Saturday went off with a bang. With the streets of Echo Park packed from Sunset Blvd and branching out into side streets, Angelenos came together to support local music, while out-of-towners made the trek to Echo park to experience this one-of-a-kind music festival. Our day […]

This week’s best concerts in Los Angeles are looking good. Shake off that Memorial Day weekend lag and go catch some live music. At The Drive In and Le Butcherettes have two nights at the Hollywood Palladium, Brian Jonestown Massacre will also pull a double at Teragram Ballroom, Yeasayer will play the Fonda Theatre, and […]

The Entrance Band are headlining  the Roxy this Saturday, March 8th and it’s a show not to be missed! For those out there who haven’t heard of the Los Angeles band, The Entrance Band, you’ve been missing out on a gem. The band resembles the seductive sounds of 1960’s bands such as Jefferson Airplane, Pink Floyd, and […]

It’s the age of musical revivals and Of Montreal delivers contemporary pop music that is influenced by modern classical music, neo-prog, country, and 60s pop. Kevin Barnes, the man behind Of Montreal, gives us a new album, Paralytic Stalks, that is full of personal confessions and struggles concerning his life. Each song is captivating and […]