The Decemberists return with a blast from the past
Dive deep into a world of acoustic and comedic bliss with the band's latest album.
Future Islands remains simple and poignant with “The Far Field”
The synth-pop masterminds advance their successful formula and expound upon their uncanny energy.
M83’s raw instrumentation enhances its immersive ambience
Although less intimate live, M83’s live performance emanates unparalleled atmospheric bliss.
“My Woman” is sent from above
Angel Olsen’s third release furthers the songwriter as a force in independent music.
“Louder than Bombs” is a quiet masterpiece
Joachim Trier’s surreal drama pulls at the audience’s heartstrings.
A flower blooms in DTLA
Basic Flowers played host to a wonderful night of music for “Denigration 2016.”
“PersonA” is triumphantly somber
Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros returns to the limelight with an album that exudes tension and agonizing beauty.
M83’s ‘“Junk” is another fan’s treasure
After four years M83 releases their highly anticipated follow up to breakout ”Hurry Up, We’re Dreaming.”
The Lumineers remain subpar with “Cleopatra”
After breaking out with worldwide success in 2012, the Lumineers return with failed expectations in their sophomore album “Cleopatra.”
Porches search for security on “Pool”
“Pool” takes the New York-based group in a sleeker and groovier direction.
On Thursday, Feb. 13, Biola’s first Afro Roots event sprang to life in the parking lot behind Fluor Fountain. From 7–9 p.m., the event featured...