Formed in 2003, the sonic boom that is The Bronx has released 3 full length self titled records all clocking in at less the 30 min. The first band to bring you a 3D stage show with complimentary 3D glasses, blasting your local club, theatre, ballroom(s) collective roofs into outer space. Space is the place.

Mariachi El Bronx is (The Bronx) plus a few extra people, performing as "said" mariachi group. A mix of jaracho and norteno, this album is every bit of a soundtrack to to the east side as it's mothership "The Bronx" is to Los Angeles.

Jeff Saenz has spent the last year locked in his Silverlake garage writing and recording this debut "Around Here We Are All Ghosts". seamlessly meshing country, jug, slide and folk, the group's debut lp is yet again, a completley different look into yet a completely different side of the city that birthed them. Pure poetry.

The Drips is pure beach bop trash. If there was such a thing as pop music, this would be it. Originally picked up by Hostage Records for the coveted singles series, this being the first full length offering from the band... bop, bop, bop - blast.

Manchester's finest, Kong, splish and splash somewhere in the mire of where art and noise come together. General disregard for any structure / melody this debut album is pure chaos... and its beautiful.

The sonic spectrum is something that can be folded and flattened and reformed into shapes and colors. This debut from Michael Bienhorn explores the infinite reaches of what is possible. Experimental (that's a dumb term) and exponential (....possibly) Men Who Beat Women traverse the line of what is possible and what is achievable. Album coming soon.

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