The Bewitching Cacophony Of FNGRNLS
“I use a lot of aggressive sounds, and at one point was using a lot of dissonance and it reminded me of nails on a chalkboard,” explains Zach Shrout, the creative force behind FNGRNLS. “Which is where I kind of got the name from. I just got rid of all the vowels and capitalized cuz it looks cool!” A fitting description and glimpse into the sound of FNGRNLS, an act … [Read More]
Indie-Pop Duo Tennis Announce 2020 Tour
Acclaimed indie-pop duo Tennis has announced plans for a major North American headline tour. The dates get underway February 25 at Kansas City, MO’s Madrid Theatre … [Read More]
High On Fire Kicks Off Massive North American Headlining Tour
GRAMMY Award-winning metal band High on Fire launched a fall North American tour in support of its new album Electric Messiah on November 7 at Austin TX's Levitation … [Read More]
2020 One Love Cali Reggae Festival
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The Allman Betts Band 2020 Tour And All-Star Allman Family Revival
The Allman Betts Band has officially announced the full artist lineup for the third annual Allman Family Revival. “These Allman Family Revival shows have become … [Read More]
The Bewitching Cacophony Of FNGRNLS
“I use a lot of aggressive sounds, and at one point was using a lot of dissonance and it reminded me of nails on a chalkboard,” explains Zach Shrout, the creative force behind FNGRNLS. “Which is where I kind of got the name from. I just got rid of all the … [Read More]
Shinedown: A Tale From The Photo Pit
Shinedown, finishing up the last leg to their Attention Attention album tour, played Irvine's FivePoint Amphitheater. They brought along the bands Broken Hands, Dinosaur Pile Up and Badfkower for support. When Shinedown's curtain came up to prep for the … [Read More]
Porcupine And MC50 Rock The Night
Being a product of the 70s, Hüsker Du's Zen arcade was a part of the soundtrack from my youth as a teen. So, a chance to see Porcupine with Greg Norton on bass was something I couldn't pass up on... oh and they were opening up for the MC50. Without much … [Read More]
ALBUM REVIEW: New Model Army “From Here”
Few bands remain active for 39 years, fewer still remain relevant after four decades and only a handful age gracefully, channeling the years of life’s experiences and trials into mature works that better the “prime” years of their career. New Model Army are … [Read More]
