SideOneDummy is releasing Flogging Molly’s ‘Live at The Greek Theatre’ on vinyl. This fancy (and boy do we mean FANCY) package is going to be a great collector’s item for Flogging Molly fans worldwide. Check out the specs:
3 LPs - Black Vinyl
Quadruple Gatefold Jacket (see picture below)
12” x 12” Photo Booklet
Includes DVD of performance+ plus bonus footage
Digital Download of music tracks
Release Date is Dec. 4th…just in time for Christmas
PRE-ORDER this bad boy NOW in our Online Store.
Inside:
SideOneDummy: Website - Facebook - Twitter - Tumblr - Online Store
New banners just went up on the side of the building. The other side of the building is still boring. =( But these look great, right?
We’re working on this new shirt design at work. What do you guys think? Give us some feedback.
Dustin Pardue wrote this great article about us! Read an excerpt below and check out the full article HERE!
What was true in 1986 to 1991 can also be true today. One may find a lot of similarities in one modern-day independent record label called SideOneDummy and the old Sub Pop label. Although based in Los Angeles, CA instead of Seattle, this small label’s roster of artists that include (and have included) Anti-Flag, Chuck Ragan, Flogging Molly, Fake Problems, the Mighty Mighty Bosstones, the Dan Band, the Horrible Crowes, and the Gaslight Anthem, is proving that the spirit of indie labels is still alive and well. Side One Dummy hasn’t concentrated all of the efforts on bands local to them as Sub Pop did, but the menu of artists do heavily reside in the northeast U.S. Like Sub Pop with the “drop D tuning” philosophy, Side One Dummy’s artist lineup does seem to follow a common theme and/or formula. A little mix of punk, ska, acoustic and sometimes Irish bar bands gives this label a concrete target market. Make no mistake; this target market is the group of consumers that are screaming for change and a new rock boom in the music industry. It gives the public bands that are writing from the heart, such as the Gaslight Anthem and Chuck Ragan. It’s safe to assume that Dave Grohl would approve.
As major labels continue to sign bands that are on the Side One Dummy label, a domino effect could occur. Just like it did with Sub Pop and grunge. When record company “A” signs a band from Side One Dummy and makes a platinum record, then record company “B” is going to notice that and start looking at Side One Dummy artists because their train of thought is; “wow, these Side One Dummy guys are great talent scouts.” A musical movement can take off from there. Being that they already have bands on their label charting high with releases such as “American Slang” by the Gaslight Anthem and “Swagger” by Flogging Molly, it can only compound from there. It’s also important to note that the Gaslight Anthem are currently in the studio with Brendan O’Brien (most notably known for his work with Pearl Jam and Rage Against the Machine) to record their debut album on the Mercury label.
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On the 3rd Thursday of every month, The Laugh Factory will be hosting Joe Sib’s “Bare Bones Show”!
The first show will be Thursday, January 19th and will feature Dean Delray, Kyle Kinane, Chris D’Elia, Patrick Heitkam, Farrell Dillon, and of course Joe Sib.
CONTEST: If you want to win a copy of the flyer (pictured below) signed by all the performers and a free pair of tickets to the show, RSVP to the Facebook event and write on the wall asking to win! We’ll choose 5 winners on Wednesday (1/18)!
Swedish pop rock outfit The Sounds brought their infectious fusion of indie rock and electronica to a packed house at The Wiltern last Wednesday. Ever-energetic frontwoman Maja Ivarsson literally strutted her stuff in a short black dress and high heels, much to the delight of the males at the front of the house; her perfect-front woman repertoire included drinking beer between songs, smoking cigarettes during them, and crawling along the front of the stage on her hands and knees. She must get plenty of Red Bull.
Ivarsson maintained her energy throughout the whole 90 minute set, including during crowd favorites “Living In America” and “Painted By Numbers.” The rest of the performance was heavy on material culled from their latest long-player Something To Die For.
The night culminated with Maja inviting everyone on to the stage to join the band for the finalé, much to the shock of the venue security, with around 20 fans taking the opportunity to dance around aimlessly on stage for a few precious minutes, and take self portraits on their Blackberries and iPhones with Ivarsson.
Check out more pictures of The Sounds @ The Wiltern HERE!
dayum:) good time:p
We hope no one was harmed in the nabbing of this setlist. The Sounds at The Wiltern Theater 11/16/11.
The Sib and Stone Show Proudly Presents:
COMEDY ROCKS at The Improv 10/25/11 @10pm
Comedians. Musicians. For A Cause.
If you live in Los Angeles, are going to be in the L.A. area or like driving 200 miles to come see a kickass comedy show then this is for you. And even if you don’t like comedy and are into all things rock, you can witness an on-stage interview with Andy Summers of The Police. Come be a part of it all at the famous Improv on Melrose.
The Horrible Crowes performing “Behold The Hurricane!” live at The Troubadour in Los Angeles 9/14/2011
