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Doors Folklore with Folklorkestra: Greenwich Village-based John Kruth of jazz fusion ensemble The Folklorkestra recalls Jim Morrison tossing musical bombs at
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sym fera Tag Team Jim James and Radiohead: The two men of anonymous, atmospheric, electronic rock project sym fera told us about their respective love for Jim
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Theatre of Madness: Having formed in Camden Town, London, England, in 1976, there was a point during the early ’80s when Madness was never far away from the
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The Worship of Drum & Bass: UK drum & bass collective Worship, consisting of Sub Focus, Dimension, Culture Shock and 1991, had been friends for a long
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Super Novah: March 1, as it turns out, gave us more reason to celebrate than the fact that spring, and March Madness, is fast approaching. Jade Novah, an
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Pure Bathing Culture Has the Lodge Room Swaying: Ten years ago, this writer interviewed Pure Bathing Culture’s Sarah Versprille for another publication, and
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Happy 60th Birthday Whisky A Go Go: The world famous whisky is hosting a series of shows to celebrate its 60th (!) anniversary, and Los Altos outfit the
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Faith in the Lady: Lady Faith is, by all accounts, the number one hardstyle DJ and producer in the States. For the uninitiated, hardstyle originated in Europe
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DJ STEPDAD Figures Things Out: NYC-based producer and DJ STEPDAD started drumming when he was six, due to the fact that he was a Revolutionary War reenactor
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Zeros to Heroes: It seems that the punk-loving public’s interest in the pioneers of the various geographical scenes is eternal. Here in L.A., that of course
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Pretty Boy Floyd at the Whisky: Through unkind, cynical eyes, Pretty Boy Floyd might always be viewed as the also-rans of the Hollywood sleaze rock scene.
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The Hyperpop Evolution: The origins of hyperpop, as is the case with every other genre, are tough to nail down. It’s generally accepted that it was born in
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New Model Army Recall Mod Army: New Model Army man Justin Sullivan told us about his love for the Who’s mod classic.
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George Thorogood (Gently) Destroys the Grammy Museum: We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again -- these Grammy Museum events are superb. The Q&A’s are
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Onyx for the Whisky: Queens hardcore hip-hop group often perform at the Whisky when they hit L.A., which is cool but not the standard rap venue. No matter —
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DA Stern has a Green Day: L.A. indie-pop artist D.A. Stern told us about his Green Day experience.
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From Sexyy Red to Green Day: The 184th LA Weekly playlist, reviewing the musicians that we’ve been writing about all week, is live now. There’s electronic
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Geza X-It: Celebrated and beloved producer Geza X has been a fixture on the Los Angeles musical landscape for decades. He’s most closely associated with the
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Slayyyter to Shine at Novo: We’ve had electro-pop princesses before, but nobody quite like Slayyyter. For the past few years, she’s made a habit of
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Pan-Pot Feels Forte: Berlin-based techno duo Pan-Pot met in 2003 at the SAE Institute in Berlin.
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Cat Power Sings Dylan: Renowned singer/songwriter Cat Power recently announced that she’s taking this Cat Power Sings Dylan show to Carnegie Hall, NY, in
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