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Three-Part Harmonies with The Wild Reeds at The Sinclair

Sofia WolfsonMarch 30, 2018

The house was already packed when I got there early for the LA-based rock band, The Wild Reeds, who are on tour right now opening for Wild Child, and who are known for songs like “Silly Things” and “Crazy Bird.”

Navigating the Music Scene With Genre-Bending Artist, Michael Seyer

Conor HudnutFebruary 7, 2018

I got coffee with Michael Seyer at his home in Gardena, California to discuss Ugly Boy, navigating the music scene without a label, and his brief employment at Target.

Mad Hawkes’ Funky New Track Is Sure to Be Your “Fantasy”

Alex KhatchadourianJanuary 30, 2018

Maddi's confidence and authentic flair shine brightly on Mad Hawkes' new track “Fantasy," which rings with dancey keys and an undeniably funky edge.

The Complex Grooviness of The Babe Rainbow

Sofia WolfsonOctober 13, 2017

From classic guitar riffs to throwback harmonies, it’s simple: The Babe Rainbow makes you want to get up and groove.

Sheer Mag’s Show at The Hi Hat Was A Simple Reminder Why We Love Them So Much

Regan WojickOctober 6, 2017

While the world is falling apart around us, Sheer Mag is here to act as a beacon of light, to be a voice for those who’ve yet to find theirs, and to bring like-minded people together.

White Reaper Tells Us How They Became The World’s Best American Rock Band

Regan WojickJune 26, 2017

We catch up with White Reaper to see what’s changed since their new title as "The World's Best American Band," 70’s icons, and how Milky Chance definitely wouldn’t make their lineup.

Listen to: Meatbodies

Reed WojickApril 28, 2017

Hailing from a low-key and unpredictable, yet abstract and wicked Los Angeles area known as Monrovia, California, comes the ruthless band of misfits, Meatbodies.

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Ripe Dreams, Pipe Dreams: Cameron Avery On His Self-Indulgent New Album

Reed WojickMarch 23, 2017

We talk with Cameron Avery about his solo album "Ripe Dream, Pipe Dreams," his sincere form of storytelling, and his excitement for the future.

Psychedelic Violence: Heavy Grooves From The Shrine

Reed WojickJanuary 19, 2017

It's through The Shrine's self-proclaimed "psychedelic violence" that the band seamlessly weaves in and out of the heavy, rolling 70s rock aesthetic, showing us that their limitless sound is beyond our comprehension.

POND Bring Psychedelic Sound to Teragram Ballroom

Regan WojickOctober 19, 2016

Throughout the years, POND have become known for their retro-psychedelic look and sound. When they release an album, they strive to outdo their last making for music unique to POND and POND alone.

Mangy Lovin’ with Cass McCombs at the Teragram Ballroom

Regan WojickSeptember 16, 2016

After nearly a decade and a half long career, Cass McCombs is no stranger to the stage; in fact, he seems to be right at home in front of hundreds of people.

Noyes: A Loud Band From Lawndale

Regan WojickAugust 8, 2016

We talk with the band Noyse, as the guys waited around in the alley before playing the iconic DIY space The Smell, for their third time.