While Itunes and Satellite radio have attracted most people as their source for music old and new, many still reach out to radio for their musical needs. Where regular radio falters, online radio manages to extend to the vast corners of the music world. Music subculture and smaller genres of music that would have gone ...
Part I: Mexican Food: Barato When I moved to Los Angeles in 1992, I had a roommate named Lynn. Lynn was a man who would drink two beers, matriculate to several lines of cocaine, and then culminate the evening with a perilous motorcycle ride across Hollywood to El Gran Burrito on Virgil Avenue. There he ...
Queen Caveat is a quartet rock band from Los Angeles. Here I talk with Ben Epand and Lauren Little about the band’s name, inspirations, on-stage fashion, and the story behind their latest song, “Mr. California.” Who is Queen Caveat? BEN EPAND – GUITAR LAUREN LITTLE – VOCALS WILL WEISSMAN – BASS GUITAR JESSE MAGNUSON ...
James Frey caused a national sensation when it was discovered that his memoir of addiction, A Million Little Pieces, did not contain unadulterated truth. The fracas raised a strange debate over how pure we want our drug literature to be. Patrick Moore slyly preempts the discussion of integrity in his own addiction memoir titled Tweaked ...
If you’re new to Los Angeles, then start doing your homework, because the first thing you need to do when looking for a cheap place to live is know where you want to look. No, it’s not impossible to look everywhere, but LA can quickly become overwhelming. Plus you need to always keep in mind ...
