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HIRAX at the Poor Kids Mansion with Ghoul and Cancer Christ – Live Review
Nothing says spring has sprung in Los Angeles like going to an outdoor show at the Poor Kids Mansion in Lincoln Heights. The freezing nights and the rain have given way to let some people who REALLY love music to … Continue reading →
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Tagged armored saint, cancer christ, Else Duff, Evil E, ghoul, hirax, Lincoln heights, Metal, mosh pits, poor kids mansion, thrash
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Livestream Review: Voivod Presents Nothingface – Tune In For Dimension Hatross This Sunday
Midway through metal legends Voivod’s live-in-studio performance of the album Nothingface that streamed last Sunday afternoon, it occurred to me that the band’s long-expressed desire to become a Psychic Entity, freed from the limitations of the body’s ability to travel, … Continue reading →
Album Review: Bella Novela’s High Energy “Incinerate”
Long Beach-based Bella Novela are a trio that blend melodic metal with ’70s & ’80s rock, spearheaded by singer Jackie Laws’ powerful voice. Their songs are well-crafted blasts of drums (Jannea McClure), riffs and harmonizing guitar solos (Jacob Heath) that … Continue reading →
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Tagged alex's bar, bella novela, Classic Rock, Metal, stadium rock
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Scorpions with Queensrÿche Rocked FivePoint in Irvine for ‘Crazy World 2018’
The best sex I never had was to the Scorpions—all in my mind—as I listened to their music on the radio when I was young. Their guitar-playing and singing sounded so much like what I had yet to experience: good … Continue reading →
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Tagged arena rock, Crazy World Tour 2018, Eddie Jackson, FivePoint Amphitheatre, hair bands, Irvine, Jet City Woman, John Gilhooley, Klaus Meine, Lucretia Tye Jasmine, Matthias Jabs, Metal, Michael Wilton, Mikkey Dee, Parker Lundgren, Pawel Maciwoda, power ballad, Queensryche, Rock You Like a Hurricane, Rudolf Schenker, Scorpions, Scott Rockenfield, Silent Lucidity, Todd La Torre, Wind of Change
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Nikki Sixx Photo Exhibit “Conversations with Angels” and Leica Q Launch at the Leica Gallery
I met up with Nikki Sixx at the Leica Store and Gallery for a somewhat spontaneous interview and photo session for the launch of the special “Nikki Sixx Edition” of the Leica Q camera and photo exhibition of Nikki’s exceptional … Continue reading →
Posted in Events, Interviews, Miscellanious, Music, News & Sports, Photo Essays
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Tagged Billy Bennight, glam, homeless, Leica, Leica Gallery, Leica Q, Live Music, Metal, Motley Crue, Music, Nikki Sixx, photography, Sixx AM
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Music Review: Davey Suicide- “Made From Fire”
The five guys from Unholywood Killafornia that make Davey Suicide work have gone through their share of challenges. Countless tours, face value judgements on appearance and moniker, and a year-and-a-half litigation with their former label that brought band progress to … Continue reading →
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Tagged Davey Suicide, Doyle, freaks, Hollywood, Metal, Twiztid
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Wanda Wen and Soolip Sensuality
Touch. Glint. Lustre. Glow. Heft. The way cold metal warms to bare skin. The bumpy, glossy feel of a reptile-emboss. The tough-yet-tender suppleness of laser-pierced black leather. Yum. Wow. Los Angeles and the world at large continue to rediscover Wanda … Continue reading →
Review: Valora Finish Electric Angels Tour in Harrison Ohio
The last night of the Electric Angels tour was held Sunday Nov. 20 at The Blue Note in Harrison, Ohio. Four local acts from Cincinnati and Dayton supported touring nationals Nashville’s The Nearly Deads and L.A.’s Valora gracing the stage … Continue reading →
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Tagged Cincinnati, Dayton Ohio, female singers, LA music scene, Metal, Nearly Deads, Valora
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Music Has Gone To The Dogs – Rudy Sarzo Interviewed
Legend is a term that gets tossed around a lot, especially in music, and the term can be highly subjective. But if the subject of your attention has played on a number of records that have sold in excess of … Continue reading →
Two Days Of Lemmy On The Sunset Strip
In addition to our intrepid Editor’s post about the unveiling of the Lemmy statue at The Rainbow, there are other events happening next week that promise to blow the roof off of The Sunset Strip! Ultimate Jam Night, the long-running … Continue reading →
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Tagged #HeavyMetal, #sunsetStrip, lemmy, Metal, motorhead
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