Sigur Rós pulverise emotions
With the Icelandic spellbinders set to tour the U.S., this list unearths their overlooked heights of musicality.
The Invincible Death Grips destroy Pomona
Last week’s show at the Fox Theater was a bloody, brutal and fantastic mess.
“PersonA” is triumphantly somber
Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros returns to the limelight with an album that exudes tension and agonizing beauty.
“Hardcore Henry,” an astonishing point of view
Ilya Naishuller’s debut movie release attains success in the technical department despite a lack in plot development.
“The Opposite of Loneliness” is irreproachable
Marina Keegan writes with a unique quality and voice that demands to be read.
After hours and behind the scenes
At LACMA’s College Night, students were granted free access to ticketed exhibitions late into the evening.
“Sing Street” is a musical classic
The John Carney film proves coming of age stories will always remain relevant.
Sludge metal for beginners
These five albums are a great start for those with curiosity about this underground movement.
“The Sound” of The 1975 stuns
The Manchester four-piece beautifully crafts their live show and live up to the hype.
The Dark Frontier resonates for a cause
The two-day festival returns to Pehrspace to benefit cancer research.
LACMA lacks fees on college night
College students are invited this Thursday to a free exploration of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art after hours.
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