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Gary U.S. Bonds talks about music, his life and his book, ‘By U.S. Bonds, This Is My Story’
Long before his successful collaboration with Bruce Springsteen on the hit song This Little Girl, Gary U.S. Bonds was admired and used as inspiration for many of the top musicians from the ’60s on up to the present day. Gary … Continue reading
Live Review: Cracker at Pappy and Harriet’s
Presented with the opportunity to shoot Cracker, a band I’m well familiar with, going back to their seminal roots of Camper Van Beethoven: Camper Van Beethoven first release was on Bruce Licher’s Independent Project Records that delivered the alty hit “Take The Skinheads … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Photo Essays
Tagged aliens, Alternative, beer, Billy Bennight, Independent Project Records, indie, indie rock, IPR, Jam Bands, Joshua Tree, Live Music, live review, Mojave Desert, Music, Pappy & Harriet's, photography, punk rock, Review, Rock, Rock & Roll, Virgin Records
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Rhythm and Brews: Cauld Reekie and This Is The Sea
Steve Stewart began brewing beer at the age of 16 from simple retail kits. He soon progressed to more complicated brews. Discovering that he could undertake a degree in brewing at university, there was no turning back. After spending some time … Continue reading
Posted in Cocktails, Beer, Wine & Weed, Music
Tagged beer, Music, SCotland, The Waterboys
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Album Review: Jesika von Rabbit’s New Solo Album “Journey Mitchell”
While Gram Rabbit is on hiatus Jesika von Rabbit has been formulating and fashioning her first electronic “adult theme park pop” solo project called “Journey Mitchell”. It’s a powerhouse dance album built with varied threads of 80’s dance music, artfully … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Miscellanious, Music, News & Sports
Tagged Acid, Album Release Party, Billy Bennight, concert, Cyndi Lauper, dance, Dance Music, Disco, Dubstep, EDM, Events, Gram Rabbit, indie rock, Joshua Tree, LSD, Mojave, Mojave Desert, Music, music review, New Release, Psyche, psychedelic, Review, She Bop, Songs, Tripy, Weird
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Album Review: Lieutenant’s new release “If I Kill This Thing We’re All Going To Eat For A Week”
Nate Mendel is bassist for the Foo Fighters and Sunny Day Real Estate has recently released an album called “If I Kill This Thing We’re All Going To Eat For A Week” under the moniker of Lieutenant. The album was released … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellanious, Music
Tagged Billy Bennight, Foo Fighters, Head and Heart, Helmet, indie rock, Modest Mouse, Music, Review, Sunny Day Real Estate, The Shins
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The Theme Of The 2015 Edwardian Ball Is “My Gorey Valentine!”
This year’s The Edwardian Ball theme is “My Gorey Valentine!” with a special performance of Edward Gorey’s “The Beastly Baby”. Rosin Coven and co-hosts Vau de Vire Society bring Edward Gorey’s story to life on stage with original music, theatrical choreography and narration. … Continue reading
Posted in Attractions, Events, Miscellanious, Music, News & Sports
Tagged Ballroom Dancing, Billy Bennight, Delachaux, Edward Gorey, Edwardian, goth, gothic, Music, Rosin Coven, Steam Punk, The Klown, theater, Trapeze, Valentine's Day, Vau de Vire Society, victorian
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Hudson Marquez Features his ‘Rhythm and Shoes’ Paintings at Upcoming La Luz de Jesus Gallery Show
Hudson Marquez is excited about his upcoming show at the La Luz de Jesus Gallery in Hollywood, starting January 9, 2015 and running through February 1, 2015. Hudson said, “There are going to be 15 paintings in the show. Six … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Events, Interviews, Miscellanious, Upcoming Events
Tagged Ed Simon, Hudson Marquez, La Luz de Jesus Gallery, Music, new orleans, paintings
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Praying To The Aliens At The Integratron: Moby’s “Hotel Ambient” Performed Live
I became aware of George Van Tassel‘s Integratron in Landers from an episode of Huell Howser’s California Gold. That was many years ago. I finally made it out to the Integratron with friends, Liz and Matt, about a month ago. We … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellanious, Music, News & Sports
Tagged aliens, American singer, animal rights, anti-gravity, Billy Bennight, dance, DJ, Electronic Music, electrostatic dirod, Encounter, Giant Rock, GO!, indie rock, Joshua Tree, Landers, live, Live Music, live review, Mobility, Moby, Music, musician, Nikola Tesla, Photographer, photography, Rave, Review, Richard Melville Hall, songwriter, sound bath, The Giant Rock Spacecraft Convention, Time Machine, Time Travel, Vegan, Vegan lifestyle
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Counterpoint Records and Books Celebrates 35 Years with 25% Discounts ‘til December 31st for us–Every One!
Ever miss a good ol’ fashioned bookstore around L.A.? Not to mention the new vinyl click and pop of a well worn record (as in music, not the boring statistical kind). Well never fret, one need look no further than … Continue reading
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Tagged Books, Christmas, Christmas Sales, Counterpoint Records and Books, Discounts, Franklin Village, Music, records
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CD Review: The Moorings – Andrew Duhon
At this time of year there is a tendency to look backwards; to think back on all the year’s discoveries. So, it comes as a bit of a shock to stumble across one of the best things I’ve heard all … Continue reading
