“Smell You” is a natural sensation of pleasure from scent which carries a stigma among the other senses, yet retains a fuller weight of satisfaction in the process that comes alive on the electronic track.
Joshua & The Holy Rollers sees self-inflicted pain of a human and bad decisions blossom to a gorgeous array of soulful, blues rock on their debut EP ‘Tribulations.’
Unveiling their second single from their forthcoming EP, ‘ASL 2 – Cabin,’ “Elephants” is a rich filled delight of denial and atmospheric layers that resonate deeply beneath its pop overlay.
Ahead of her EP release show, November 15th at Lot 1, Corina Seas’ recent chat with GUM gave an understanding of influences, starting over, and ultimately, a sense of “identity” heard on her EP, ‘Disassociated.’
Billy Qween and Billie Qween return for their second installment of tragic-pop and levitate their stance as the noise-gazers in anonymity.
So-Cal’s self-professed Indie Graveyard rock band, Ned and the Dirt, summoned three L.A.-based Alt-Rock bands to their dirty little seance with a notable closing set by a newly resurrected band ‘Young Winona,’ formerly under the moniker, Santa Barbara.
Spare Parts For Broken Hearts took to their final night and ended their October residency at The Satellite with a growling roar of passion and grunge.
El Monte trio, The Red Pears, brought out a timeless shine of youth and angst, Saturday night at The El Rey.
“’Wrong’ is about the frustration that comes when you feel that you are forced to move forward no matter what, after migrating and trying and failing and trying again.”
Spare Parts For Broken Hearts wrap up their final night of their October Residency at The Satellite with Iress, Ever-so-android, Annabelle Maginnis of MetronOhm, and $10 flash tats by Wild Riot.
Molly Burch’s untouched poise on stage could only be matched with her graceful, fragmented vocal delivery. The Austin-based crooner treated the Bootleg Theater to cuts from her recent album, ‘First Flower’ and left her mark on Los Angeles.
El Monte’s The Red Pears continue to be themselves and bring honesty to a crowd of youthful ears. Marking a milestone in their career, playing at The El Rey, Jose Corona chats with GUM and discusses shows and humble beginnings.
