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April 13, 2012
Five Most Whitewashed Reggae Songs Ever
These days, reggae evokes images of hippies, dreadlocks, good ganja and good vibes, but the genre, which developed from ska, mento and R&B music in the 1960s, wasn't always a college dorm room staple. Maybe it was Eric Clapton's 1974 cover of Bob Marley's "I Shot the Sheriff" that helped white p ... More >>
Music
September 15, 2011
My Superhero Offer One Last Horn Blast
OC ska semi-legends return for the farewell show they never had
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November 26, 2009
La Ghost
Alex's Bar
Blogs
April 4, 2008
Eric J. Lawrence Interview: Director’s Cut
The Fall: Lawrence's—and John Peel's—favorite band. In this week’s Sprawl of Sound, I feature KCRW DJ/librarian Eric J. Lawrence. As is often the case, there was not enough space in the print version of the paper to run the entire interview. However, I think that this one is interesting eno ... More >>
Music
April 3, 2008
[Sprawl of Sound] KCRW's Eric J. Lawrence Airs the Gems Most Radio Ignores
The Fall: Lawrence's—and John Peel's—favorite band. In this week’s Sprawl of Sound, I feature KCRW DJ/librarian Eric J. Lawrence. As is often the case, there was not enough space in the print version of the paper to run the entire interview. However, I think that this one is interesting eno ... More >>
Music
October 26, 2006
Monochrome Refreshments
Scritti Politti
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March 9, 2006
Extreme Extremeness
Napalm Death brutalize the very concept of brutality with crushing, brutal crushingness
Features
November 17, 2005
All Mixed Up
The 11 best music moments from The O.C.
Music
April 12, 2001
Le Shok Shocker
The most dangerous band in Orange County is dead, maybe
Music
January 27, 2000
State of the Third-Wave Nation
The Ska Parade at 10

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Five Most Whitewashed Reggae Songs Ever

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My Superhero Offer One Last Horn Blast

Calendar

La Ghost

Blogs

Eric J. Lawrence Interview: Director’s Cut

Music

[Sprawl of Sound] KCRW's Eric J. Lawrence Airs the Gems Most Radio Ignores

Music

Monochrome Refreshments

Music

Extreme Extremeness

Features

All Mixed Up

Music

Le Shok Shocker

Music

State of the Third-Wave Nation

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