We had the chance to catch up with Futurebirds' singer and guitarist, Carter King, about their hometown in the Poultry State, working with Easy Sound Recording, and the band's eternal crush on Diarrhea Planet.
With Nielson’s abilities to manipulate tracks in a such a unique fashion, Multi-Love, stands as an album that can be listened to on repeat, offering myriad textures and layers with each spin; an unparalleled undertaking.
What's an image worth without context? A work of art altered in colors, purpose or form. Do these artifacts continue to hold their inherent meaning, or are they stripped of that in transformation? Thriving on the "rawness of chaos," California native and digital artist Tyler Spangler pushes both concepts—of continuity and the artistic license of visual evolution—collaging had-been permanence with new-age digital alterations.
Julian Porte of Levitation Room talks about the evolution of the Los Angeles music scene and the ever-supportive backing of two of Los Angeles' most hardworking indie labels, Burger Records and Lolipop Records.
Santoros would be at home in the underground psychedelic movement of the 60s. They’ve patented a new type of hypnosis in their rehashing of grooved-out lo-fi tunes on their 8-song EP, Ancestros.
