The trio are now shaking up the music world with their own ethereal take on electro-pop and R&B in their soon to be released album “Apollonia”. We were able to go into depth on their dream collaborations, thoughts on the digital age, and advice for new artists.

Bringing to you their sweet riffs, nostalgic tunes, and much more is the sloppy kiss rock band from New York, Spud Cannon!

I was stoked when I received this opportunity to see into the life of Aira, a college student and musician. I enjoyed hearing how she writes her music, and I hope this can inspire some of you to pursue your dreams regardless of what else you have going on.

A few days ago we did an interview with lead singer of The Aquadolls (and cosmic space babe), Melissa Brooks, on all things Halloween! Featuring an exclusive hallow-themed photo shoot & covering topics from upcoming shows, new music suggestions, scary movies, and fucking Edward Scissorhands? Keep reading for more spoopy insight.

We talk about how this group came to be, archaeology, an EP, and their shared love of performing live on stage. Sitting in the green room with these boys, we listened, talked, and definitely laughed a lot, so let’s dive in.

I’m going to be 100% honest, this is probably one of the strangest interviews we have on our site, but that’s what makes it so amazing. It seems like this group was destined to be together, their music and energy as a whole just proves our point.

The band’s passion for music is evident throughout their songs, and paired with with an iconic name, Destroy Boys, there’s no going wrong.

This October, all of the ghouls, demons, and other spooks gathered at the Irenic in North Park, San Diego to join The Aquadolls and other local bands for GRL PWR Fest, with a bit of a twist.

Sometimes so laid back I could literally lay back on The Venue Couch (you know, that couch that’s in every venue… Even if you don’t see a couch anywhere, it’s there somewhere), and sometimes so energetic that even the sound guy is jumping up and down in the booth, a T.Rexico show never disappoints.

When you picture pre-show warm ups, most people think of practicing their vocals, taking a smoke break, or even running a lap. For the trio that makes up the guys of Grove, all it took was a couple push ups, a sub sandwich, a watermelon, and for “Party Pat,” a lot of Maui Wowie.

They radiate passion and lightning in every line, capturing all the vibes of the sea in a storm

For San Diego band Los Shadows, it all started with the simple question: “Do you wanna go to California and do music?”