Chino California represent!! Sal Tessio represent!!
I can say, with supreme confidence: This is the best thing to come out of Chino, CA since James Hilger and the Los.
That should be Abe Vigoda’s tag-line. Love this. Love that drummer.
Wow, it hurts that it won't be out for another year. But we'll take it as a vote of confidence that Spike Jonze's version of Where The Wild Things Are is gonna be phenomenal. Check out the interview. [Ain't It Cool News]
- #Looks like Rivers and his band of merry men have realized that they've hit rock bottom. Looks like it's time to get an old friend back to help their cause. Guess who? [Slashfilm]
- #We're so glad that someone has the balls (and most especially the mind) to recognize a Doucher when he sees one. Not to mention our glee at his breaking down the species altogether. [POTW]
- #It's about damn time L.A. in film got some props thrown its way. It's unfortunate that it took its own paper to do it. It's also unfortunate that Crash is on the list. Why lord, why? [LA Times]
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These guys don’t look comfortable in their own skin. What makes them good. And what’s to love about the drummer Briiian?
Man that drummer is awesome for so many reasons. I guess you have to be from the Chino (area) to appreciate him. And the fact that they don’t look comfortable in their own skin is what keeps me watching.
Hmmm, all signs point to overhyped band. A “minimalist/shitty” sound that people try to put a movement behind, when really it’s just a bad band. Everyone wants to look smart, but is the band really good. The same question goes for No Age and Man Man.