Concert Preview: O’Brother

O’Brother Soda Bar, 3615 El Cajon Blvd. San Diego, CA 92104 Sunday, March 4, 8:30 PM After being together for more than 14 years, O’Brother just dropped their first full album last November.  The band will bring the hard-rock sounds of this album, Garden Window, to San Diego on March […]

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Interview: Pacific Dub

By Juan Barragan Recently, USD Radio’s Juan Barragan spoke with Colton Place, Bryce Klemer, and Ryan Naglich, three of the members of Pacific Dub. Pacific Dub, or PDub, is a Reggae-Rock band hailing from the surf capital of the United States, Huntington Beach, California, and they talked about their current […]

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Concert Preview: Ben Union

Ben Union Soda Bar February 26, 2012 Get down to the Soda Bar in San Diego this Sunday in order to melt your face with the band Ben Union. Out of Seattle, the band is releasing their second album titled The Blessed Union: Volume 1. Come out to watch Ben […]

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Concert Preview: Mat Kearney

By Tom Roth Mat Kearney House of Blues Saturday, February 25, 2012  Revisting San Diego for the first time since his performance at the House of Blues in Dec. 2011, folk rocker Mat Kearney is set to turn heads. Coming off a successful run of nation-wide performances as part of […]

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Interview: Purling Hiss

By Shaida Omid and Kayleen Fulton The Belly Up was sold out before Dr. Dog had even arrived to San Diego. By the time I got there, the crowd was beginning to gravitate toward the stage in anticipation. The band’s new album Be The Void came out that very day […]

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Concert Preview: Le Castle Vania

Le Castle Vania Voyeur February 18, 2012   Dylan Eiland, aka Le Castle Vania, is an indie dance/electro DJ and producer hailing from Atlanta. He’s increasingly gaining recognition for both his skilled productions and riotous shows, and is able to create the raw energy of a punk rock concert within […]

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Coachella 2012: Line Up Highlights

By Sarah Jorgensen Southern California’s favorite festival, the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, otherwise known simply as Coachella, dropped its line up a few weeks ago. A few days later, tickets for the festival sold out in only a few hours, even though the 2012 festival is spread over […]

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Interview: Lazerbeak of Doomtree

  By Tom Roth Recently, USD Radio’s Tom Roth spoke with Lazerbeak, DJ for seven-piece Minneapolis rap collective, Doomtree to discuss the group’s current super-tour and new album, No Kings. Catch Doomtree on Friday, February 3 at San Diego’s Casbah. Tickets available here. Tom Roth: At first glance, Doomtree can seem a […]

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Album Review: The Moth and the Flame

  The Moth and the Flame The Moth and the Flame Unsigned November 11, 2011 If such a thing still exists, The Moth and the Flame (TMATF) is art rock. From the carefully crafted tracks on their six-track, self-titled, debut album to the 20-foot-tall anthropomorphic giants used in promoting their […]

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