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Interview: Discussing Just about Everything with Milo Aukerman of the Descendents
Written by Andy Nystrom. Originally posted on “There’s Something Hard in There January 7, 2019. The young man who was so shy that his eyes were fixated on the floor during most of his early performances is now leading the … Continue reading
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Tagged 80s punk rock, all, Andy Nystrom, Cat Rose, descendents, Hermosa Beach, L.A. punk, milo aukerman, nerdcore, SST, sst records, There's Something Hard in There
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Random LA: Simpsons Table Read
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Tagged Actors, amwriting, cell phone rudeness, Matt Groening, respect, The Simpsons, writers, writing comedy is hard
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We Remember Steve Soto August 23, 1963 – June 27, 2018
Last night it was announced that Steve Soto, founding member of OC punk band The Adolescents had passed away in his sleep. He was 54 years old. Here his friends and fans remember him… Andy Nystrom. This post originally appeared … Continue reading
Chef Monsour and Kopel Partner Up Again to Fire Up L.A. With ‘South City’ to Bring 8 Southern-region Inspired Chicken Sandos
Story and Media by Jonnathan Benites-Bernardini and Monique A. LeBleu The last couple of years has brought a surge of fried chicken sandwiches to the LA dining scene. Places like Howlin’ Rays, Freerange, Birdies – who all specialize in fried … Continue reading
Interview: From The Dils to Ford Madox Ford, Chip Kinman is Keeping it Real
By Andy Nystrom. Originally posted in There’s Something Hard in There Be real. Be honest. Be glad you weren’t a fuck-up. Those are words of wisdom that Chip Kinman has to offer at age 60 while reminiscing about his uncompromising … Continue reading
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Rolly Crump: It’s Kind of a Cute Story at Oceanside Museum
Photos by Stella Stray Pop The Oceanside Museum of Art recently closed their exhibit, “Rolly Crump: It’s Kind of a Cute Story.” We managed to get some photos before the exhibit closed, thanks to Stella Stray Pop. The exhibit is … Continue reading
Live Review: Sean Wheeler & the Reluctant Messengers at The Echoplex 1/18/18
Written by Hope Urban Sean Wheeler & the Reluctant Messengers opened the Flesheaters/Alley Cats Echoplex bill 1/18, and if you were unlucky enough to miss them, you’ll want to fix that in the near future. Plying spirituals that have been … Continue reading
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Women of Rock Oral History Project Launch: Panels
Written by Lucretia Tye Jasmine for The Los Angeles Beat Party with a purpose! Thursday night at Zebulon in Silver Lake launched the Women of Rock Oral History Project fundraising events, with a punk rock price of only ten bucks. … Continue reading
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WLN Woman to Woman Conference Inspires Growth
By Elina D. The 5th annual Woman to Woman Conference was held at the Skirball Cultural Center on Tuesday November 14, 2017. The Women’s Leadership Network (WLN), which is part of the organization JVS, hosts the event every year. It … Continue reading
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