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The Darkness Envelops The Wiltern For Its 20th Anniversary
Justin Hawkins rocking the Wiltern. Photo by Bob Lee for the LA Beat. It’s a strange thing, watching the Darkness play a full show in celebration of a twenty -year-old record with a fifty-year-old sound. Their appeal is easy to … Continue reading
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Tagged “Wiltern”, Justin Hawkins, la beat, live review, The Darkness
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Daddy Issues or How I Attempted to Learn Pole Dancing
When I go to a new town on vacation, I try to visit the most famous church, the oldest graveyard, and a strip club. I believe that’s how you get the feel of a town: How they worship their god, how they … Continue reading
Posted in Health and Beauty
Tagged Bespun, Evil E, Grandma Goes Pole Dancing, Hollywood, la beat, Pole Dancing
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Beat Review: Caravan Palace @ The Fonda 07/17/2013
Caravan Palace brought their energetic mix of swing and dance beats Wednesday night to the Fonda Theatre. Dubbed “electro swing”, Caravan Palace is on a US tour in support of their second album Panic — (think Django Reinhardt meets Daft … Continue reading
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Tagged 1920s, Caravan Palace, concert, dance, Django Reinhardt, Fonda, French, Hollywood, la beat, live, Los Angeles, los angeles beat, Music, Review, show, swing
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Live Review: FYF Fest – Day One
Now in its second year of partnership with Goldenvoice, the FYF Fest seems to have worked out most of the logistical bugs that plagued its early attempts to grow too much too soon. Set times ran like clockwork, the dust … Continue reading
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Tagged black mountain, bob lee, fucked up, fyf, fyf fest, la beat, live review, purity rings, refused, sleigh bells, suicide of western culture, the vaselines
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