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Album Review and Band Interview: Evilution by The Black Widows
Southern California’s favorite arachnid rockers are back and in a massive way. Evilution, the much-anticipated follow-up to 2013’s Revenge of the Black Widows, delivers 16 blistering tracks of pure instrumental evil. The Los Angeles Beat serendipitously heard a brief sample … Continue reading
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Band Interview: The Black Widows Deliver Wicked Bite
The Black Widows have been menacing the streets and shores of Southern California for two decades with their unique brand of rock and surf that defies both genres. These guys are bad dudes who could never be your “friendly neighborhood … Continue reading
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Tagged Black Widows, interview, kxlu, los feliz street fair, Matt Lake, Music, Pat Hoed, Punk Rock Rovers, The Black Widows, Tony Fate
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