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Teen buzz band LED are setting up camp: How a Diplo house party, Limp Bizkit moshpit, Shirley Manson/Fiona Apple duet, and little-seen action flick inspired these future rock stars By

On Aug. 30, East Hollywood pop/punk teen trio LED are playing the inaugural CAMP — The Next Gen Fest, a festival at Los Angeles’s Underground Museum featuring rock stars of...

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Lyndsey Parker celebrates National Vinyl Record Day with Fox 11′s ‘Good Day L.A.’ at Licorice Pizza By

View this post on Instagram A post shared by LICORICE PIZZA RECORDS (@licoricepizzarecords) On Aug. 12, National Vinyl Record Day (the anniversary of Thomas Edison inventing the phonograph in 1877),...

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Billy Morrison on his second chance and knowing exactly who the f%@k he is: ‘I absolutely thought I’d be dead before I was 30… I’ve been put on this Earth to try and help people not die’ By

Guitarist-to-the-stars Billy Morrison recently dropped the mini-rockumentary Who the F%@k Is Billy Morrison? ahead of his fourth solo album, Hollow. But a skim of his long list of career credits...

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Tell us why! Waterparks on the ‘hardest song they’ve ever written,’ recorded in ‘the horniest place they’ve ever been’ By

At one point during Houston pop-rock band Waterparks’ hilarious interview at Studio City’s Licorice Pizza Records — right before they autograph their new album, JINX, for a ‘round-the-block line of...

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Just another day in ‘Paradises’: Ladytron talk ‘pretty weird’ visit to the House of Commons with Brian Eno, working on Christina Aguilera’s ‘too weird’ electro album, getting spoofed by the Mighty Boosh & more By

If there’s ever a sure sign that a band has “made it” in show business, it’s getting parodied by the Mighty Boosh. That’s exactly what happened to Ladytron during the...

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The Molotovs on their ‘youth manifesto,’ surviving lockdown, and being punk’s great blonde hope: ‘We think there is a future, and we think we can contribute to that’ By

Six years ago, smack in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic, teen siblings Matt and Issey Cartlidge began busking in London — doing Kinks and Libertines covers “out of necessity,”...

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One of one: Josh Klinghoffer talks new Pluralone album, lost Morrissey album (and other superstar collabs), ode to Taylor Hawkins, and his career’s ‘upward slant toward creative mania’ By

Josh Klinghoffer may be best known for as the guitarist for the Red Hot Chili Peppers from 2007 to 2019, but he is also singularly known as the one-man band...

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Syrian-American artist Bedouine talks ‘belonging to a diaspora,’ the ‘life-shattering’ experience of leaving her childhood home, and finding her way back on ‘Neon Summer Skin’ By

You can take the girl out of Saudi Arabia, but you can’t take Saudi Arabia out of the girl. Syrian-born singer-songwriter Azniv Korkejian — better known by her stage name,...

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Deb Never talks ‘Arcade’ and playing the game her way: ‘When I was 13, I made a whole presentation. I was like, ‘I don’t want to go to church anymore, and here’s why.’” By

Deb Never is living the dream — even if it’s a dream that she never imagined when she was growing up all over the world, from America’s Pacific Northwest to...

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Queer singer-songwriter Gatlin talks ketamine therapy, gay cats, dissociating, Florida Men, male drag, chosen family, and ‘re-finding God’: ‘Growing up, I was very much taught that I was born bad’ By

The Eldest Daughter, the debut album by Florida-born indie-folk artist Gatlin that sees its deluxe reissue this week, might have been ever-so-slightly overshadowed by Taylor Swift’s The Life of Showgirl,...

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