Sing it, girl. (Andrew Herrold)
No particular reason to post this right now — the show was several weeks ago — except to say this. If you haven’t yet fallen in love with Lissie, get your mind right, (wo)man. Catch her live the next chance you get. For now, you can read about the experience over at Spin.
Major Lazer gets collaborative.
Quick bloggy bits from around the L.A. underground (and up). Share ‘em.
(all stories via West Coast Sound, via L.A. Weekly)
* M.I.A. guests with Diplo, her one-time lover and longtime producer, on his’ new EP as Major Lazer, while Thom Yorke remixes “Jump Up.”
Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros
We’re getting caught up on two weeks of intense blogging for West Coast Sound. Here’s a round of straight news (“news news,” if you will), with a little playful vitriol thrown in for good measure (ahem, Ima Robot).
(all stories via West Coast Sound, via LA Weekly)
* “Just as the Magnetic Zeros’ reputation begins to eclipse the fame of Ebert’s former group, he resurrects the early-aughts dance-punkish outfit.“
Tagged Alex Ebert, Andrew Pogany, Best Coast, Bethany Cosentino, Converse, Corridor, Duran Duran, Echo Park Books, Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros, extreme band makeover, Ima Robot, Jeff Weiss, Kid Cudi, Madlib, Manimal Vinyl, medical marijuana, Part Time Punks, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Rostam Batmanglij, Stones Throw, Swahili Blonde, The Echo, the Like, Vampire Weekend, Warpaint, WEAVE!
