The Neil Armstrong Band, carvers of Orange County's beefiest cuts of garage rock, have stuffed themselves inside their tiny rehearsal space,... More >>

Wink Musselman's Quartet of Shame will never work in this town again. "You really have to know your audience," the random blonde was saying... More >>

Anti-Radio, the radio show that broadcast nothing but local bands for 15 weeks this summer, returns to the airwaves on Monday. The show is hosted... More >>

For Bruce-ophiles, the release of a four-CD, 66-song set of mostly unreleased recordings collected over a 25-year career must seem like one of... More >>

IN THE BEGINNING Conventional wisdom says it's not wise to rage against a former boss-a corollary to the don't-burn-bridges rule-lest you're... More >>

Nighttime has a way of turning something somewhat tacky into something magical. Like sex. Or thick black eyeliner. Or Linda's Doll Hut. It's... More >>

Kennedy's not in his hotel room, and the only trace of him is a sassy voice mail in his impenetrably thick London East Ender's drawl: "Oy! Oy!... More >>

SPRING 1920: The structure that is now Linda's Doll Hut is built. Dec. 16, 1951: Blasters drummer Bill Bateman is born in Orange. May 15, 1954:... More >>

Hey! Look what we went and did! We actually put the bong down long enough to pick through our enormous, bulging music stash and compile a CD of... More >>

George Fryer is pissed! Pissed at Oasis! Pissed at talk shows! Pissed at clueless young punkers! Pissed at Germans! Pissed at God! Pissed at... More >>