Smiling Beth ‘Float Into the Air’
Smiling Beth’s “Float Into the Air” is an experimental shock for the weak mind and praised for the dead at heart.
Smiling Beth’s “Float Into the Air” is an experimental shock for the weak mind and praised for the dead at heart.
El Monte trio, The Red Pears, brought out a timeless shine of youth and angst, Saturday night at The El Rey.
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.
Illsamar takes her latest project ‘foreign’ to a threshold of identity, battling depression, asserting herself, and presenting relatability at all times.
Illsamar’s versatility on her latest track “Misunderstood” blurs a line not yet heard from the hip-hop artist.
Moonroom returns with the second installment of The Asian Pacific American Heritage Month highlighting AAPI fronted bands in SoCal.
Porcelain Pale develop as a band and in sound on their latest release “Alma Martyr.”
Last year proved to be the start of individualizing artists’ identities. While it’s truly impossible to list the best of every artist, here is our version of the “Best Of 2016.”
Art Zavala Jr, Dominic Reyes, and Anthony Reyes, hail as the collective behind The Up&Up, and ultimately some of the pioneers aiding the building of a bridge into a stronger era of artists working together. Constantly working, from day-jobs to editing at the studio, the self-funded project strains not for recognition, and stays true to the relentless adage; actions speak louder than words.
The great thing about music is it comes in so many forms and essentially branches from similar roots. New NoiseContinue Reading