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Monthly Archives: May 2019
Things we Loved this Week 05/31/19
Beavis and Butthead Documentary. When people don’t “get” Beavis and Butthead I can only explain, “You either went to school with those guys or you didn’t.” It’s fascinating to hear Mike Judge explain the ideas that inspired every character and … Continue reading
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Remembering Roky Erickson July 15, 1947 – May 31, 2019
Hearing about Roky’s passing today brought to mind “If You Have Ghosts,” his 1981 single from “The Evil One.” Much of Roky’s catalog was divided between the melancholy and the macabre, but “Ghosts” touches on both in that fragile and … Continue reading
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Check Out this Sweet Taste from the New Red Kross Album Dropping August 23rd
The first one is always free! Redd Kross has released the first single from their seventh full-length album, Beyond the Door, out August 23rd on Merge Records. Imagine my disappointment when I discovered the eponymous song isn’t about the 1974 … Continue reading
L.A.’s 2019 Michelin Bib Gourmand Restaurants Mapped
The Michelin Guide, arbiter of fine dining the world over, has finally deigned to publish a California Guide this year. They did make an ill-fated attempt to hit Los Angeles in 2008, but ceased by 2010. San Francisco has been … Continue reading
The Intown Report’s Gig Picks of the Week 5/30/19 – 6/5/19
Looking for cool live music this week? Here’s some show recommendations: Thursday 5/30 Alex’s Bar – Slaughterhouse, Janelane, The High Curbs + Thick Catch One – H.R. of Bad Brains, Downtown Brown, The Steadians, Los Aggrios,+ Wet Dream, 7pm all ages! … Continue reading
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Queer LA: Smells Like Butch Spirit
Butch rockstars were in the house last Sunday night at the all-ages venue, The Smell, to check out the Crickets, Kuromi and A G E N D E R show. The headliners were the New York-based Crickets, which is a … Continue reading
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Tagged A G E N D E R, Butch, Candace Hansen, Crickets, Faith No More, folksinger, Imperial Teen, JD Samson, Jewish, Kuromi, Le Tigre, MEN, Nervous Gender, Phranc, the Alice Bag Band, the smell, YAAWN, Zebulon
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New Music, Food and Fun at LA Phil’s Noon to Midnight
The Los Angeles Philharmonic presents its third annual Noon to Midnight (N2M) festival in and around Walt Disney Concert Hall this Saturday, June 1st, 2019. N2M is the quintessential LA Phil event, combining uncompromisingly avant garde music with a fun … Continue reading
Compress Collide on Livation Wednesday, 5/29/19
Up this week on Livation is Compress Collide, a band that has been described as “treading the boundary between garage-y and tight, barreling through their meticulously crafted arrangement with reckless abandon.” – their Facebook page Compress Collide is Adam Bones, … Continue reading
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