cruelrhythm: i’ll be the first thing you see. Source: SoundCloud / Bruno Major Continue reading
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Beach Goth V: A Little Rain Never Hurt Anyone
sngshows: Originally appeared on Thrillcall. Photo above courtesy of Julian Malagon, Refined Grind. Things got complicated on day two. The start of the day may have been wet, but everything still ran as usual. 2 Live Crew threw a profane pep rally at the indoor Observatory main stage with lots of crowd engagement from the MC and of course the star duo, Fresh Kid Ice and … Continue reading Beach Goth V: A Little Rain Never Hurt Anyone
Beach Goth V: A Little Rain Never Hurt Anyone
Originally appeared on Thrillcall. Photo above courtesy of Julian Malagon, Refined Grind. Things got complicated on day two. The start of the day may have been wet, but everything still ran as usual. 2 Live Crew threw a profane pep rally at the indoor Observatory main stage with lots of crowd engagement from the MC and of course the star duo, Fresh Kid Ice and Brother … Continue reading Beach Goth V: A Little Rain Never Hurt Anyone
Are any emotions truly simple? In their new single, The Dig convinces me that it’s possible to not got entangled in your own complexities; listen above. Source: SoundCloud / The Dig Continue reading
Native Other’s If I Can Keep It Together EP is out now; expect it to be filled with more sunny pop tunes like “Chlorine.” Source: Bandcamp Continue reading
Lo fi glitchwave. Source: SoundCloud / ghostly Continue reading
Geowulf invite us to take a dip with them in the ocean; how can we refuse? Source: SoundCloud / Geowulf Continue reading
Emay caught my attention with “Israfil,” or Angel’s Trumpet, an industrial rap of great personal significance. On his new single, “Bakkah,” he drifts further into spoken word, discussing the foundations of human emotion, touching on the necessity of religion and class struggles. His highly anticipated debut album Ilah is due out soon, though no release date has been announced. Continue reading
Kishi Bashi Returned to LA for a Joyful and Emotional Show at the Belasco
sngshows: Originally appeared on Grimy Goods. Words by me, photos by Steven Ward. What set this concert apart for me was Kishi Bashi’s ability to keep us grounded. This wasn’t just a blissful romp; he also got political and emotional (but thankfully not at the same time). I felt Beach Goth was surprisingly absent of political rhetoric, but Kishi Bashi made up for it by … Continue reading Kishi Bashi Returned to LA for a Joyful and Emotional Show at the Belasco
Kishi Bashi Returned to LA for a Joyful and Emotional Show at the Belasco
Originally appeared on Grimy Goods. Words by me, photos by Steven Ward. What set this concert apart for me was Kishi Bashi’s ability to keep us grounded. This wasn’t just a blissful romp; he also got political and emotional (but thankfully not at the same time). I felt Beach Goth was surprisingly absent of political rhetoric, but Kishi Bashi made up for it by emphasizing … Continue reading Kishi Bashi Returned to LA for a Joyful and Emotional Show at the Belasco
