Yorke graces LA with a new wave of sound
Radiohead’s Yorke provides audiences with an exhilarating performance Monday.
Crash Love offers emotional rock anthems
Hot Topic shoppers, rejoice: After a three year hiatus, AFI has returned to provide skinny jean and tight T-shirt-wearing, morbid jewelry adorned, pre-pubescent teens with some new tunes to accompany their shopping experience for the next few weeks. Crash Love, the goth emo rock band’s eighth studio album, has recently hit stores in both a […]
USC Thornton Jazz Department Faculty Recital
The USC Thornton Jazz Department Faculty gave a recital on Saturday night at the Alfred Newman Recital Hall, as Part of the “celebration” of the 125th anniversary of the Thornton School. Bob Mintzer, Endowed Chair in Jazz, Professor of Jazz studies, Saxophone and Composition and Peter Erskine, Adjunct Professor of Jazz Studies were some of […]
Film Music Guild provides support for underappreciated art form
Created by Biola University students, the Film Music Guild offers direction to young composers with first-ever conference Saturday.
Indie musicians rock the nest
Now in its 11th year, the Eagle Rock Music Festival continues to deliver musical diversity.
Suicide prevention organization writes its own story
To Write Love On Her Arms motivated students Monday with its valuable message.
Mika refines style on sophomore album
It’s rare to find a pop star who inspires just as much virulent hatred as he does fervent support — but Lebanese-born British singer Mika is just that star.
Music festival brings a certain ‘je ne sais quoi’ to LA
OohLaLa Festival enchanted audiences last week with vibrant pop music and culture.
The two sides of this Good Winter: Hollywood Forever
It looks inconspicuous enough online: “09.27.09: Los Angeles, CA — Hollywood Forever Cemetery (sunrise show).”
The two sides of this Good Winter: The Wiltern
Justin Vernon might be a deity, hidden beneath a shaggy, unkempt mane and rugged blanket of facial hair.