It’s been [almost] three weeks, but I still remember it like it was only yesterday... Like all good love stories, this one begins with a lost soul. Mine, to be more specific. But like the best of those stories, this…
Concert Review By John Ray As a large city Los Angeles has long had a thriving electronic music scene, but, as the waves of popularity have risen over the past three years, many have become disillusioned with the “kandi culture 
Concert Review Part Two By John Ray The next day I received a call from my friend Spec early in the afternoon asking me if I wanted to go to a secret Claude Vonstroke show that night. I, after some…
TODAYS THE DAY FOR #24! Which happens to be: Electric Guest with Their Album: MONDO. Released on Downtown/Across The Universe The album can be well described as a marketable melange of soulful falsetto indie pop rock. The tunes all croon…
I hate it when songs that I like end too soon, so the fact that “Little People (Black City)†is my favorite track from Matthew Dear’s 2010 album Black City is extremely convenient. Clocking in at 9:21, the song takes…
Wowser Bowser’s debut, their self-titled album out on Adair Park Recordings, shows a lot of promise for this Atlanta-based band. Wowser Bowser gives high-energy performances, which has garnered their live shows incredibly positive reviews. The complexity of the music, through…
So, I still haven’t made any New Years resolutions. Or, for that matter, entirely admitted that I’m back at school…maybe I’m lagging a little behind, but time is flying by, luckily bringing with it an upsweep of glorious music. Right…
Baths is the moniker of outer-LA native Will Wiesenfeld. At all of 21 years, Wiesenfeld has made his name as a producer, musician and remix master on the LA scene. That may be over-stating it just a little bit, but…
photo by Manuel Castro at UNAM sculpture garden Saturday 3pm-5pm (pacifico) Hola radio escuchas! Today in the first hour we will present a sonic tapestry of field recordings that were collected on my recent trip to Michoacan and Mexico City. …
Subversive is a member of the Droid Behavior crew, largely responsible for the resurgence of quality warehouse events in Los Angeles. He is a believer in the deep sounds that bubble up from Detroit and Berlin. Subversive’s mixing has matured…
Tune in Wednesday at 10am to hear a special performance by Brian Crabtree and Kelli Cain, founders of Monome. Monome designs an adaptable, minimal interface device favored by many artists and electronic musicians, including LA cult favorite Daedelus. For more…
LA-based electronic band Jogger will perform live on KSPC this Thursday 2/4 @ 5PM on "Gachan Gachan" with DJ Space Cadet. Time to make like a boy scout and get excited! You can experience the magic in person this Friday at…
A lot of the time when a band releases a double album it's out of laziness, an unwillingness to refine their work and remove what's unnecessary. This is absolutely not the case with Businessmen & Ghosts. There are a staggering…
I spent a lot of time this summer listening to Start A People. It's a summery album, but it's a sort of summer that's always reminding you that winter is on the horizon. The sound that Black Moth Super Rainbow has…
In a rare interview Burial once said, "I love...old jungle and garage tunes, when you didn't know anything about them, and nothing was between you and the tunes." This philosophy certainly rings true in his artistic persona and his music. Burial was totally…