photography by Travis Moore
Spider Problem, Manhattan Murder Mystery, and Blue Jungle performing at Pehrspace on February 27, 2010.

photography by Kate Montgomery
On Friday, March 5th, devoted fans of the Appleseed Cast found themselves standing in awe of the melodic band from Kansas City.  With friend and record label owner, Ryan Graveface, along with various members of Appleseed Cast, Dreamend opened Friday night’s show; setting the tone of the night.  When the Appleseed Cast [...]

photography by Benjamin Hoste
Tenlons Fort played a record release show on Wednesday, March 3 at Syncronicity Space on Melrose to celebrate the release of their new LP Shelters. The mostly sitting crowd nicely complimented lead singer and songwriter Jack Gibson’s seated performance but the show was definitely not a leisurely one but one filled with [...]

photography by Ward Robinson
We Were Jet Packs performing at The Troubadour on February 26, 2010 to a sold out and enthusiastic crowd that sang along en mass.

photography by Benjamin Hoste
Both Signals and The Henry Clay People were opening the evening for Dios but both played excellent sets. Signals have improved trastically from their first few shows in the wake of The Mae Shi when they were still finding their footing and The Henry Clay People seem to be almost ready for [...]

photography by Travis Moore
As always, Stab City rocked my freakin socks off, and left me with hematoma bruises on both my hips. With songs like, “Los Barboudos” and “The Psychic,” the L’Keg crowd was thrasing, falling, laughing, and possibly crying.
Aftergloam is a great band that is beginning to make some big noises in the L.A. [...]

photography by Benjamin Hoste
On Princeton’s final night of their Spaceland residency, Castledoor played their last show with their current line up. Their performance was noticeably emotional especially for singer Nate Cole who flung himself about at times while at times slightly shifting a song’s lyrics.

photography by Travis Moore
Arrington de Dionyso is a sick Indonesian rock band. They’re a cross between a punk/metal and dark percussion and have dueling male and female vocals that create an eerie yet beautiful sound. They have a full array of instruments and stayed in amazingly perfect sync throughout their set. Viva Indonesian rock!
Woah [...]

photography by Ward Robinson
The Icarus Line brought people West, way West, to The Roxy on February 25th. It can be weird being on the Sunset strip. right in the middle of the audience was a woman with an unfortunate boob job and a cowboy hat and outside the sidewalks were scattered with leopard and [...]