Monthly Archives: April 2016

By pcsanchez7505 Whenever I try to describe Los Angeles band Moving Units to friends I usually get a confused reaction from them. It’s not because they’re not good, but because the band is best described as a punk dance collaboration. With so many different elements and sounds that come together, Moving Units are better experienced […]

By pcsanchez7505 Silence. I sit on my balcony overlooking Glendale Boulevard, and all I can think of is how silent I feel. The wind stirs, and I have to break it with something softer … the sound of my own disbelief … the sound our hearts breaking … the sound of a dove crying. As […]

By pcsanchez7505 I firmly believe that everyone needs a good, somber pop song in their life. Everyone. And Midwestern band Bad Bad Hats are the perfect combination of upbeat and incredibly somber, distilling indie and pop to create a quirky and unique sound. The trio met while attending college in Minnesota. Kerry Alexander (vocals, guitar,) […]

By pcsanchez7505 There’s something inherently sexy about The Last Shadow Puppets’ (TLSP) music. The band, a side project formed by Arctic Monkeys’ front man Alex Turner and British musician Miles Kane, has a blatant sensuality. Their music falls somewhere between a 50s doo-wop tune and 60s rock ‘n’ roll. It’s clever, serenading and a little […]

By pcsanchez7505 I’m in love with a man. Yes, sweet surrender has finally come my way, and I’m not ashamed to say it. I love you John Tillman, I mean Father John Misty. OK, so maybe I’m just in love with his stage presence. The “I love You Honeybear” musician is not your typical rocker. […]

By pcsanchez7505 Pell Yeah performing at a Sofar Sounds show in downtown Los Angeles Every day is a good day according to Jared Pellerin, better known as Pell Yeah. The young rapper from New Orleans has been moving forward ever since his family was pushed out of his hometown by Hurricane Katrina. That push didn’t […]