Interview – Depression and Darkness with Scott Kelly of Neurosis
Scott Kelly is an inspiring dude and one who is a pleasure to talk to. He has a lot of deep thoughts and well articulated emotions and getting to pick […]
Category Archives: 2015 Vandala Magazine
Hard Summer Festival Draws 130,000 EDM Music Fans to Pomona California
Hard Summer, the ongoing premiere EDM music festival in Southern California, brought a huge sold out crowd to the Pomona Fairplex for two days, August 1st and 2nd. The festival, the brain child of promoter Gary Richards, began in 2007, […]
Photo Highlights – Hard Summer Festival
Hard Summer Festival 2015 Photo Highlights From September 2015 Vandala Or READ FULL ARTICLE HERE Photo Credit – L. Paul Mann
Interview – ‘Momentum With Murder FM’ Interview With Norman Matthew
With rapid momentum, Murder FM (Murder F*cking Music, in full) are in their ascent from the dive bar to the mega-stadiums in which they had seen KISS and Motley Crue […]
September 2015 Vandala Magazine – Sublime with Rome, Murder Fm, Darius Koski, Neurosis & More
This month we brought the diversity with Classical, Reggae, Rock through to metal. On the cover we have an interview with Rome from multi-genre infused Sublime with Rome. Along with […]
Album Review – CZARFACE – “Every Hero Needs A Villain” (Hip Hop)
Czarface are a talented trio of rappers who came together in 2013 and dropped one of the better hip hop albums of the new millennium with their self titled debut. Boston’s underground speed spitters 7L & Esoteric and Wu Tang Clan’s Inspectah Deck […]
Album Review – Wavves & Cloud Nothings – “No Life For Me” (Pop/Rock)
There’s been a lot of talk over the last year about this collaborative effort from Nathan Williams (of the surf punk darlings Wavves) and Dylan Baldi (noise rock darlings Cloud Nothings), and on [..]
Album Review – Jaill – “Brain Cream” (Pop)
Since we last heard from this group, Milwaukee surf pop trio Jaill has seen a couple of major changes preceding the release of Brain Cream. Having undergone a career restart of sorts, the band parted ways with two of its three original members, leaving singer/songwriter Vincent Kircher
Album Review – Refused – “Freedom” (Hardcore Punk)
If there’s two fads that seem to have hooked their roots into punk rock these days, it’s acoustic solo/side projects and band reunions. Bands just don’t seem to be able to stay broken up.
Interview – Epica: Singing, Subjectivity, and the Science of the Soul with Simone Simons
Thirteen years and six full lengths deep, the larger-than-life symphonic metal sextet Epica prepare for a trek through North America hot on the heels of their album the Quantum Enigma […]
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