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Deb Frazin’s Top 10 Favorite Albums of 2018
It’s that time of the year again – time to think about all the albums we fell in love with, raved about to our friends, and played over and over again in 2018. Here’s my list, and then a summary … Continue reading
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Tagged album review, best albums of the year, Christian Death, darkwave, GDQ, Gitane Demone, Gitane Demone Quartet, punk, Rikk Agnew
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A Skeptic’s Review of Ghost Adventures: Cecil Hotel
Ghost Adventures: Cecil Hotel with Zac Bagans is one of the heavily promoted new shows hoping to lure you to the new streaming service, Discovery +. I chose to get the 2-week free trial because Scott Michaels, friend of the … Continue reading
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Live Review: Bikini Kill at Hollywood Palladium
Last Thursday night, Bikini Kill appeared onstage at the Hollywood Palladium for the first time in twenty-two years, to the first of four full houses they will encounter over the next week. From the moment they walked on, you could … Continue reading
Flipper with David Yow Celebrates Their 40th Anniversary at The Regent
Last night, Flipper celebrated their 40th anniversary with all of us at The Regent Theater in DTLA, and it was ABSOLUTELY EPIC! Opening the show was one of my favorite local bands, Qui. They put on a great set (as … Continue reading
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Tagged david yow, deb frazin, flipper, Live Music, punk, punk rock
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Redd Kross Plays “Born Innocent” at The Janet Housden Benefit
Tonight the original 1982 line-up of Redd Kross played the “Born Innocent” album for a very lucky sold-out crowd at The Echo. This special show was a benefit to help fellow ex-band member Janet Housden offset her medical expenses after … Continue reading
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Tagged deb frazin, janet housden benefit, LA punk, live music photography, punk rock, Redd Kross
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The Hypnotic Electro-Beat Sound of ModPods
Modpods is one of my favorite local bands, and this past week they played two killer shows; one at Church of Fun, and the other one at The Redwood Bar. In Deb Frazin’s world, that’s called a “Double-Whammy”. Myriad Slits … Continue reading
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Tagged band photography, dale crover band, deb frazin, Live Music, live music photography, modpods, myriad slits, synth-punk
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Adolescents, Mudhoney & Claw Hammer at The Glass House 3.9.19
I’m bruised all over, my back hurts, and my ears are ringing: those are 3 signs that someone went to a kick-ass punk show. Last night we made the trip from DTLA to Pomona to catch Claw Hammer, Mudhoney, and … Continue reading
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Tagged Adolescents, claw hammer, deb frazin, Live Music, live music photography, mudhoney
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Jon Spencer & The Hitmakers at The Echo 2.23.19
Jon Spencer & The Hitmakers (featuring Bob Bert and Sam Coomes) played a sweaty, sizzling-hot set at The Echo last Saturday, and thanks to my pal Terri Wahl, I was able to get into the show. Anyone who knows me … Continue reading