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Blogs
March 25, 2013
The Best Concerts to See In L.A. This Week
Monday, March 25 Corima, Upsalon Acrux PEHRSPACE There are, in fact, thriving musical styles that have blessedly little to do with the latest pop trends. Roughly intersecting prog-rock and art-jazz is a thing called Zeuhl Music, a very heavy, propulsive sonic form whose roaring rhythm sections and ... More >>
Music
March 21, 2013
Music Picks: Ghostface Killah and Adrian Younge, and Anthrax
Monday, March 25 Corima, Upsalon Acrux PEHRSPACE There are, in fact, thriving musical styles that have blessedly little to do with the latest pop trends. Roughly intersecting prog-rock and art-jazz is a thing called Zeuhl Music, a very heavy, propulsive sonic form whose roaring rhythm sections and ... More >>
Blogs
December 14, 2012
Miguel Atwood-Ferguson Has Classic Training and Modern Sensibilities
Tucked away in the heart of Koreatown lives Miguel Atwood-Ferguson. One of L.A.'s most revered instrumentalists, he picked up the violin at age 4, and 28 years later has collaborated with a diverse list of artists -- including Kobe Bryant, of all people, with whom he played on his very first profess ... More >>
Blogs
December 12, 2012
Andrew Lojero Creates Timelessness on a Budget
[Editor's note: Weekly scribe Jeff Weiss's column, "Bizarre Ride," appears on West Coast Sound every Wednesday. His archives are available here.] You can't quite call Andrew Lojero a promoter. It does him a disservice to say that he "throws shows." What he does is closer to arranging love letters t ... More >>
Music
September 27, 2012
Music Picks: Culture Collide, Nick Lowe, Screaming Females
[Editor's note: Weekly scribe Jeff Weiss's column, "Bizarre Ride," appears on West Coast Sound every Wednesday. His archives are available here.] You can't quite call Andrew Lojero a promoter. It does him a disservice to say that he "throws shows." What he does is closer to arranging love letters t ... More >>
Blogs
May 23, 2012
Joon Lee: The Jazz Junky
One of the fascinating Angelenos featured in L.A. Weekly's People 2012 issue. Check out our entire People 2012 issue here. Anyone willing to open a jazz club these days must be a little crazy, but if Joon Lee is nuts, he's doing a great job of hiding it. In fact, since its late 2009 debut in Little ... More >>
Music
January 12, 2012
Music Picks: Barry Adamson, Joanna Malfatti Trio, Clare Fischer Big Band
Also, Eleni Mandell, Steve Reich, Call Us Forgotten and others
Blogs
December 29, 2011
Dwight Trible Cosmic Band - The World Stage - 12/28/11
Dwight Trible Cosmic Band The World Stage 12-28-11 It began shortly after midnight, where the Los Angeles grid unravels into Leimert Park. At the World Stage, vocalist Dwight Trible oversaw a tight band and a rapt, full congregation, delivering a nearly two-hour concert of ecstatic positivity and c ... More >>
Music
May 5, 2011
Brick's Picks: Osama's Dead, but Jazz Goes On
Dwight Trible Cosmic Band The World Stage 12-28-11 It began shortly after midnight, where the Los Angeles grid unravels into Leimert Park. At the World Stage, vocalist Dwight Trible oversaw a tight band and a rapt, full congregation, delivering a nearly two-hour concert of ecstatic positivity and c ... More >>
Blogs
April 29, 2011
Odd Future Coming to a Candlelit Jazz Club Near You
The PianistSure, you were surprised to hear Tyler, the Creator's "Yonkers" smack dab in the middle of Power 106 DJ Felli Fel's four-hour nighttime mixshow, instead of tucked away in Sunday's midnight "Wake Up Show," but what if you heard him in a jazz club? Matt Tavares, whose neglected MySp ... More >>
Music
April 7, 2011
Brick's Picks: Jazz, Delicious Hot, Disgusting Cold
The PianistSure, you were surprised to hear Tyler, the Creator's "Yonkers" smack dab in the middle of Power 106 DJ Felli Fel's four-hour nighttime mixshow, instead of tucked away in Sunday's midnight "Wake Up Show," but what if you heard him in a jazz club? Matt Tavares, whose neglected MySp ... More >>
Blogs
February 12, 2011
Top 5 Things to Do This Weekend in L.A.
Yes, it is Valentine's Day Weekend. Couples will be canoodling in a desperate attempt to prove to themselves and everyone else that they still have it; singletons, meanwhile, will be in defensive party mode, making Marrieds jealous, or weeping themselves to sleep after engaging in a helpin ... More >>
Music
February 10, 2011
Brick's Picks: Give the Drummer Some
Yes, it is Valentine's Day Weekend. Couples will be canoodling in a desperate attempt to prove to themselves and everyone else that they still have it; singletons, meanwhile, will be in defensive party mode, making Marrieds jealous, or weeping themselves to sleep after engaging in a helpin ... More >>
Music
February 10, 2011
Music Picks: Nicole Atkins & the Black Sea, Teebs, Los Amigos Invisibles, Rare Grooves
Also Parkway Drive, Martha Wainwright, Anna Tijoux, the Deadbeats and others
Music
February 3, 2011
Music Picks: Breakestra, Slang Chickens, the Muffs, Miguel Atwood-Ferguson
Also Meth Leppard, Tennis With Lord Huron, Kid Infinity and others
Blogs
December 13, 2010
Flying Lotus, Madlib, J.Rocc Support Psychedelic Research at Cornerstone Research Collective's Holiday Benefit (Live Review)
On Saturday night, Cornerstone Research Collective presented "The Way of the Infinite Harmony," its first holiday benefit at the historic Masonic Temple at Hollywood Forever, boasting a lineup packed full of L.A. heavyweights Madlib, J. Rocc, Flying Lotus, Miguel Atwood-Ferguson, Quartetto Fa ... More >>
Music
November 11, 2010
Music Picks: Amanda Jo Williams, Usher, Masaki Batoh, Procol Harum
Also, Dustin Wong, Greg Dulli, Ghostface Killah
Blogs
October 28, 2010
Watch: Soft Cell's "Tainted Love" Covered by Bilal, Daedelus and Miguel Atwood-Ferguson
Soft Cell as you've never heard them.In a just released video, Soft Cell's 1981 megahit "Tainted Love" gets completely reinvented by neo-soul maverick Bilal, electronics genius Daedelus and classical virtuoso Miguel Atwood-Ferguson. The result is a little bit jazz and a little bit funk-soul, ... More >>
Blogs
October 26, 2010
String Quartet in a Dark Bar? Quartetto Fantastico Pays Homage to John Lennon [Video]
String Quartet in a Dark Bar? Quartetto Fantastico Pays Homage to John Lennon [Video]
Blogs
September 2, 2010
New Flying Lotus Track and Video With Miguel Atwood-Ferguson Ensemble from Grand Performances
New Flying Lotus Track and Video With Miguel Atwood-Ferguson Ensemble from Grand Performances
Blogs
July 23, 2010
This Weekend: Miguel Atwood-Ferguson, Rage Against the Machine, Robyn, Jackson Browne, Lyle Lovett, Keith Urban, Delta Spirit
via MySpaceMiguel Atwood-FergusonTonight's installment of Grand Performances at California Plaza -- one of our town's finest, free music al fresco opportunities -- figures to be especially grand. Miguel Atwood-Ferguson, the composer/producer/arranger/multi-instrumentalist who boasts a resume ... More >>
Music
May 13, 2010
Flying Lotus Rising
Could spiritual electronica be the next great California sound?
Blogs
May 5, 2010
Flying Lotus Announces Live Band, Two Record Release Shows
Flying LotusFlying Lotus' Cosmogramma was released yesterday and the praise is near universal. It's been a fertile past few years for music in L.A., and Lotus' third album is a bit of a milestone, drawing from both the electronic production associated with Low End Theory and the city's curr ... More >>
Music
February 11, 2010
The Week in Weirdos
Flying LotusFlying Lotus' Cosmogramma was released yesterday and the praise is near universal. It's been a fertile past few years for music in L.A., and Lotus' third album is a bit of a milestone, drawing from both the electronic production associated with Low End Theory and the city's curr ... More >>
Music
January 7, 2010
Brick’s Picks: Tubman Interpreted
Flying LotusFlying Lotus' Cosmogramma was released yesterday and the praise is near universal. It's been a fertile past few years for music in L.A., and Lotus' third album is a bit of a milestone, drawing from both the electronic production associated with Low End Theory and the city's curr ... More >>
Blogs
January 4, 2010
Suite for Ma Dukes Orchestra's "Take Notice," Based on Music of J Dilla, Video Premiere [MP3]
Suite for Ma Dukes Orchestra "Take Notice" Video Premiere [MP3]
Music
December 3, 2009
Brick's Picks: Switched on Jazz
Suite for Ma Dukes Orchestra "Take Notice" Video Premiere [MP3]
Music
November 5, 2009
Build an Ark’s Covenant
An L.A. collective conjures “California creative soul music with a lot of improvisational elements”
Music
November 5, 2009
Rock Picks: Fuck Buttons, Exene Cervenka, Imogen Heap, John Fogerty
Also, HEALTH, Hypnotic Brass Ensemble, Múm, Leon Russell and others
Blogs
October 29, 2009
Hypnotic Brass Miguel Atwood-Ferguson Ensemble Shake the Explex
Hypnotic Brass Miguel Atwood-Ferguson Ensemble Shake the Explex
Blogs
October 19, 2009
Flying Lotus Hosts Epic B-Day Jam w/ Computer Jay, Shafiq Husayn, Gaslamp Killer, more (MP3)
Local party-thrower and events curator ArtDontSleep recently organized an impromptu jam session between several beat music masters and acoustic instrumentalists at Echo Park's Knobworld recording studio. Grace OhThe guest of honor was Flying Lotus, a.k.a. Steven Ellison, on the occasion of ... More >>
Music
September 24, 2009
Brick's Picks: Generation Modulation
Local party-thrower and events curator ArtDontSleep recently organized an impromptu jam session between several beat music masters and acoustic instrumentalists at Echo Park's Knobworld recording studio. Grace OhThe guest of honor was Flying Lotus, a.k.a. Steven Ellison, on the occasion of ... More >>
Music
September 3, 2009
Brick's Picks: Festivals of Nations
Local party-thrower and events curator ArtDontSleep recently organized an impromptu jam session between several beat music masters and acoustic instrumentalists at Echo Park's Knobworld recording studio. Grace OhThe guest of honor was Flying Lotus, a.k.a. Steven Ellison, on the occasion of ... More >>
Music
March 12, 2009
Rock Picks: Dan Auerbach, Primal Scream, Lyrics Born
Also, the Von Bondies, Tindersticks, Dave Rawlings Machine & Gillian Welch, and others
Blogs
February 23, 2009
J Dilla's Legacy Honored at Luckman, Talib Kweli, De La Soul's Pos, Common, Others Make Surprise Appearances
Randall Roberts (with apologies to professional photographers everywhere)Miguel Atwood-Ferguson conducts his Suite for Ma Dukes at the Luckman Last night at the Luckman Fine Arts Complex composers/producers/musicians Miguel Atwood-Ferguson and Carlos Nino debuted their "Suite for Ma Dukes," a colle ... More >>
Music
January 29, 2009
Rock Picks: Mulatu Astatke, The Soft Pack, Katy Perry, Merle Haggard
Also, Cut Chemist, NOFX, Hal Blaine’s 80th bash and more
Blogs
January 13, 2009
In the Studio with Build an Ark at Knobworld in Echo Park -- and a 39-Piece Orchestra Tribute to J Dilla!?
Build an Ark at Knobworld "Give me swirly!" Joshua Spiegelman calls out from behind his flute. Three musicians hold handmade strands of bells out in front of them, tracing fancy configurations in the air like delicate kites. "Robust, curvaceous!" Spiegelman exclaims, offering up a poetic biology ... More >>
Music
December 18, 2008
Pacific Heights: L.A. Weekly's Top 10 L.A. Recordings of 2008
No Age, Chapin Sisters, Mia Doi Todd, the Knux, Flying Lotus, Madlib and more
Music
June 5, 2008
Brick's Picks: Staying Local
Jazz in L.A., June 6-12
Music
February 28, 2008
Gea: Mia Doi Todd's Unresolved Chords
An L.A. artist wanders with the transcendent spirits of Joni Mitchell and Alice Coltrane
Music
December 27, 2007
Rock Picks: Supersuckers, Bloc Party, Melvins
Dec. 27 - Jan. 3
Music
December 20, 2007
Rock Picks: Hank III, Joe Strummer Tribute, Wu-Tang Clan
For the week of Dec. 21 - 27
LA Life
May 10, 2007
Carlos Ni�o
The beginner
Music
June 22, 2006
Electric/Acoustic
The beginner
Music
June 8, 2006
Careful With That Ax
David Ornette Cherry, jazz infinity and Monk in a tree

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