The Glitch Mob
The Los Angeles-bred electronic dance music group releases its second album, Love Death Immortality, today.
Exhibit celebrates 50 years of the Beatles
The photography exhibit, hosted by the Morrison Hotel Gallery, honors “Beatlemania” in the United States.
Vitamin String Quartet stuns at the Troubadour
Vitamin String Quartet uses orchestra instruments to reprise popular music.
Broken Bells release mediocre dance-pop album
The group releases After the Disco, a mediocre effort offering little musical cohesion.
Naked & Famous
Alisa Xayalith discusses the band’s music and its current tour with Imagine Dragons
Foster the People’s DTLA mural: an experiment in postmodern self-promotion
Every year come February, millions of Americans suddenly become fascinated by television commercials, something usually reviled. Thanks to their ubiquity, high-price, high concept Super Bowl ads can serve as a fascinating cultural barometer. Following recent trends, this year’s crop continued to go for spectacle, emotion, and cuteness over traditional methods of persuasion. Today’s commercials must […]
Bombay Bicycle Club
So Long See You Tomorrow, the newest Bombay Bicycle Club album, is available now in record stores and online.
Wood Brothers revive folk music at Troubadour
The Wood Brothers, featuring brothers Chris and Oliver, bring a taste of folk and jazz through their music to The Troubadour.
Music’s new over-Lordes and innovators
In 2013, the world’s biggest artists created an unexpected amount of innovative, provocative music, often forsaking tried and true formulas. It seems this innovation race is being propelled from the bottom, largely by an extremely talented new crop of female singers. This group has been able to take hold at a time when the most […]
Hospitality releases danger-filled tracks
Indie band breaks away from its demure past sound with the aptly-titled Trouble.