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Tommy Guerrero continues to expand his horizons while upholding his San Francisco Bay heritage. Starting from the Bones Brigade skate team in the 80’s, he has gone on to make movie appearances, design for Levi’s in Japan, Vans shoes worldwide, Sutro eyewear (among others), sign a skateboard contract with Converse, co-found Real Skateboards and… Continue reading Tommy Guerrero’s New Album, “Perpetual” Available October 30, 2015
Tommy Guerrero‘s newest album, “No Mans Land” on his eponymous label, Too Good Records, drops this week in the US with a California tour lined-up to start it off. Check the flyer below for details on the Thursday, July 24th show in SF along with the Friday, July 25th show in Los Angeles. Click the links… Continue reading Tommy Guerrero, “No Mans Land”
It’s been a long time coming but noir-hop pioneers Zilla Rocca & the Shadowboxers finally dropped their new album, No Vacation for Murder and it’s damn strong. I’ll be upfront – this isn’t modern rap or party music so if that’s your bag then you may want to move back to the club across the… Continue reading No Vacation for Murder
If you haven’t checked them out already, these two short films by MOCA on the artists behind punk (specifically Raymond Pettibon/Black Flag and collage artist Winston Smith/Dead Kennedys) are definitely worth your time. Sit back, grab a cup of coffee and get stoked.
So as the title suggest. One of the best bands ever to grace us with sounds, The Melvins, are about to head out across the US for a 30th anniversary tour. I first saw them in 1991 in Olympia, Washington when they played outside in a park at the International Pop Underground Convention. It was… Continue reading Melvins 30th Anniversary Tour
Just got a hug from my daughter and made me smile. This too makes me smile. Sweet sounds from Finland. Nothing bad there. I also like the bell bottoms or wide legged trousers. It pays to be comfy on the stage. Buy all their albums and support your local Psychedelic Black Metal
As you might know I am a big Mortiis fan. From Vond to Emperor to just plain old Mortiis, its all good to me. I actually went to Berlin many years ago to see him play and it was great (I was in Paris so it wasn’t too far, just a train away). I enjoy… Continue reading Marshland