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Oakland’s Rose Haze brings their ethereal sonic expressions to LA clubs this week!
Oakland’s Rose Haze is fronted by songwriter Kate Ramsey (vocals & analog synth) with a stellar group of musicians making up the whole of the group: Ruben Gonzales (guitar, and also the group’s producer), Yoko Miyakawa (bass and violin) and … Continue reading
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Tagged dream pop, DTLA, highland park, NAMM, psych, Rose Haze, shoegaze, synth, The Goldfish, The Oracle Tavern, The Silverlake Lounge
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Live Review: Magic Wands & Drinking Flowers at The Echo
Magic Wands played a homecoming show at The Echo last Monday after being on tour for several weeks with fellow local band Drinking Flowers, who now take over the Monday night residency. Originally a duo with guitarist Chris and singer/guitarist Dexy Valentine, … Continue reading
Album Review: Purity Ring’s “Another Eternity”
To say that Purity Ring has avoided the “sophomore slump” with their new album Another Eternity would be a massive understatement. The quirky electronic duo’s debut Shrines (reviewed here) is an impeccable collection of tightly-constructed songs that blend beats, synths and … Continue reading
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Tagged corin roddick, dream pop, electronic, megan james, purity ring
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Live Review: The Raveonettes at The El Rey
On their new album, “Pe’ahi”, The Raveonettes, whose style has definitely changed a bit over the years, are masters of accessible melodies submerged in reverb and distortion. It’s a very satisfying combination of edginess and catchiness, that was only enhanced live at The … Continue reading