Bands from all over the world came to play in one little neighborhood. Another major success for Filter Mag’s Culture Collide 2012. All photos by Samantha Saturday. Wombats/Of Montreal: School of Seven Bells/Nikki and the Dove: Coldair/DIIV/Poolside: Class Actress/The Royal Teeth: Colorfeels/Efrat Ben Zur/Huddle/Icona Pop/The Trouble with Templeton
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FILTER MAGAZINE’S CULTURE COLLIDE 2012 @ ECHO PARK
October 9th, 2012 · No Comments
SILVERSUN PICKUPS + SCHOOL OF SEVEN BELLS + ATLAS SOUND @ SANTA MONICA CIVIC AUDITORIUM
September 15th, 2012 · No Comments
We should have made it a big baby shower because it was our very own Silversun Pickups’ Nikki Monninger’s last appearance on bass duties before she goes on maternity leave. Sarah Negahdari (The Happy Hollows) will be filling in for the remaining tour dates. Photos by Justin Wise
SCHOOL OF SEVEN BELLS @ THE ECHOPLEX
April 23rd, 2012 · No Comments
It takes a special band to pull a crowd on the eve of Coachella weekend (opposite Pulp and Ariel Pink, no less!), but the School of Seven Bells managed just that feat last Thursday night at the Echoplex. On tour to celebrate its third full-length, Ghostory, School of Seven Bells brought the breadth and melodic electronic [...]
INTERPOL + SCHOOL OF SEVEN BELLS @ UCSB
February 9th, 2011 · No Comments
Interpol Performing a couple nights around So. Cal. before hitting the Coachella stage this year, Interpol played just a short drive up the beautiful coast at UCSB. Hey, it’s not every night you go to see a band in a gym. But these guys can pull it off. With an ever-changing setlist, we were treated [...]
Oct. 1: School of Seven Bells + Active Child
September 22nd, 2010 · No Comments
BLACK MOTH SUPER RAINBOW @ THE TROUBADOUR
June 1st, 2009 · No Comments
It was easy to forget that there was a band onstage during tonight’s
Troubadour set by Black Moth Super Rainbow. With what may be best described as a half-man, half-ape prancing around in the foreground and an array of absurd videos projecting on a screen behind them, the four players seemed content to labor in relative obscurity. Their fuzzy riffs, heavy beats and vocoder-ized vocals were a fitting—although perhaps a bit homogeneous—soundtrack to the psychedelic sideshows that competed for the audience’s
attention.
SCHOOL OF SEVEN BELLS: WASN’T THAT THE PERFECT RECORD?
November 29th, 2008 · 1 Comment
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