Jess Williamson embraces the ever-present sunshine and the type of 60s guitar that dominates Southern California’s music to create something truly hypnotizing and authentic.
"It Takes One To Know One" is one of many shows that Nick and Matt Zaremba have organically and intuitively collaborated on together over the past decade, and offers a subliminal and sometimes overt dialogue between each other's work and creative process.
If there is one word or prefix to describe artist Jay Watson, it’s multi. Multi-talented, multi-instrumentalist, and a multitasker in multiple bands and projects.
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.”
Drawing inspiration from the soft textures of shag carpets and the aesthetics of her childhood home, Adamerovich’s work is filled with playful nostalgia that conveys a peaceful easy feeling.
Colorama has established and continues to provide a safe and professional space for artists to explore and develop projects they normally could not do.
On their new EP, The Sleeping Giant, Crook has made great use of post-rock's most familiar dynamic tricks—loud and quiet; stop and start, swell and subside.
Anyone who knows Jack Herzog would say he’s one of those rare and genuine characters who doesn’t take himself or anyone too seriously, and after visiting his studio in Los Angeles and glancing at his new body of work, nor does his art.
Rachel Cabitt focuses on visualizing the music scene without the obvious and evoking the moody vibe of the surrounding nightlife in her new zine "I Like You Better At Night".
From a space in sunniest, brightest Los Angeles, Forth + Back founders Tanner Woodbury and Nikolas Killian – who met studying at Long Beach State – pioneer a simple but distinctive approach to design.
