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Live Review: Kill The Past at The Mint in Los Angeles, CA
Material: Kill The Past are a fun little metal act that not only cover challenging songs by their progenitors, but also pen original tunes like “The ... -
Live Review: Mr. Airplane Man at Cafe NELA in Los Angeles, CA
Material: If you spent your formative years on alt-rock acts like Morphine and the White Stripes, there’s a chance you’ve already experienced Boston-based power act ... -
Live Review: Michael Blume at Neuehouse in New York, NY
Material: A mix of R&B, neo soul and hip-hop, Michael Blume seamlessly blends these genres into his own creation, which he then superimposes with his ... -
Live Reviews: Kris Bradley at Hotel Cafe in Los Angeles, CA
Material: When an artist begins a verse with, “It all started on a Monday morning,” it’s not hard to want to hear more. This was ... -
Live Review: ellee ven at Kulak's Woodshed in North Hollywood, CA
Material: Lexington, KY’s self-proclaimed groovalutionary ellee ven is clearly a talented woman with a vague idea about where she wants to go musically. That she’s ... -
Live Review: Cranky George at Molly Malone's in Los Angeles, CA
Material: Let’s get this out of the way at the beginning so that we can forget about it—Cranky George’s mandolinist, guitarist and vocalist is actor ... -
Live Review: Rococo Jet at HM157 in Los Angeles, CA
Material: This was an unusual show. Rather than a traditional band performance, this evening at HM157 (a wonderful art space inside a house that is ... -
Live Review: The Slit at The Mint in Los Angeles, CA
Material: If you love alternative rock similar to Bush, Tool or even Godhead you may enjoy what the Slit has to offer. Songs like “Run” ... -
Live Review: Kasey Lansdale at Molly Malone's in Los Angeles, CA
Material: There’s a glorious dichotomy to Kasey Lansdale. On one hand, she’s every inch the squeaky clean, blonde bombshell country star that one could easily ... -
Live Review: Sara Melson at Pianos in New York, NY
Material: The designation singer/songwriter must have been reserved for artists like Los Angeles-based Sara Melson, whose songs read like a diary set to music. In ...
