Posts Tagged ‘Music’

There’s something strangely compelling about watching these two headbangers headbang away to the gentle sounds of mother nature while wearing speedos and fanning a fire with an oar.

It is, more or less, like watching a man fire himself from a cannonball only to miss the landing pad and crumple onto the dirt in a discombobulated pile of skin and bones — you shouldn’t look, but you do, and after you do you can’t help replaying the video seven times over.

LOS ANGELES – In a day where the so-called “greatest” bands consists of a bunch of 8 year old bubble gum stars (yes that includes you Good Charlotte), it’s refreshing to see that at least a few people get it. Take The Pacific, a local Los Angeles band that pushes their ideals of rock’n'roll in every way of life.

Amidst all the bopper-beatsy garbage, these guys aren’t trying to write gimmicky songs with catchy techno-pop phrases, but instead they are influenced by the classics: The Beatles, The Stone Roses, Primal Scream, Oasis, and The Libertines to name a few.

If you love music and hate MTV garbage pop, check out this piece done by filmmaker Steve Lee (bionicpix.com) in support of The Pacific’s recent release Smoke and Mirrors available on Itunes.

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Matt Costa, Under Jack Johnson’s Brushfire Records, released his second album to high acclaim. His Single, Mr. Pitiful holds notes of his first album, but the band’s emphasis on piano adds something new to Costa’s traditional sound. Keep your eye out for Matt as he continues his tour through Southern California in the coming weeks. His music can be purchased on iTunes via the provided link: Matt Costa