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Some albums come from a place of comfort. Others come from something deeper. Created by Pain feels like it was built from real experience - something lived, not just written. From the start, there’s a weight to it, but it’s not overwhelming. It’s focused. Intentional. Kant10t, pronounced “content,” leans into…
Going into My Ego Told Me To, I didn’t have any real expectations - I hadn’t heard Leigh-Anne’s solo work before, and outside of Little Mix, I wasn’t familiar with her as an individual artist. But it didn’t take long for that to change. This album feels intentional from the…
It was my own fault that I was covered in blood and slime. I looked like Patrick Bateman from American Psycho. I knew this could happen, I let it happen. I wanted it to happen, and like the hundreds of others at the Belasco Theater on Saturday I was thrilled…
Some albums aim to entertain. Others aim to wake you up. Break Babylon Spell falls firmly in the second category. Kali Ranks doesn’t just deliver music here - he delivers a message, one rooted in awareness, resistance, and spiritual clarity. Released through his independent label Afimi Music, the album continues…
Every once in a while, an album comes along that doesn’t just play in the background - it changes the atmosphere around you. Beach Fly’s Flying is one of those records. It carries a certain ease, but underneath that laid-back surface is something more intentional. Something thoughtful. It feels like…
Zagga, born Austill Henry, grew up in Ocho Rios, St. Ann, Jamaica. In his early years, football was his main focus, shaping much of his high school experience. He later explored electrical studies, but that path would only be temporary - his true calling ultimately pulling him fully into music.…
The leaders of extreme and blackened death metal from Poland have finally set foot back in America. The almighty Behemoth, purveyors of Satanism and anti-Christianity, have hit the road in America on The Godless IV Tour with fellow blasphemers Deicide and Rotting Christ. Their stop was at the Observatory North…
The guitar has been one of the most iconic instruments over the past half century. Many names have built careers using the instrument in new and creative ways, or just by crafting some of the most creative riffs and rhythms of their musical genre. Two standouts who have been doing…
With the help of the internet and how fast information can be shared by anyone in any country, American music has spread across the globe. But in the same vein, that same access has helped foreign bands get even more exposure in the United States. K-pop has exploded across the…
I had the pleasure of seeing Gary Numan at the Observatory in Santa Ana for the first time in 2024. Now, almost two years to the day, he is back at the Observatory again for a headlining show on his North American Spring Tour 2026. Doors were at 7 p.m.,…
March 31st at The Regent wasn't just a chaotically fun night with a lot of energy - it was also a night of sass with bands that aren't afraid to poke fun at themselves and say what they think. Mclusky headlined with support from Ekko Astral. I went in blind,…
The Afterglow Tour, featuring co-headliners Cannons and Bob Moses, is the perfect blend of vibey indie-pop and dance music. Kicking off the night was Oxis, a Los Angeles-based indie-electronic artist who has been described as a “siren amongst humans,” as her songs are all named after fish. Her music does…
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