Future Sounds

07/12/2011

07/10/2011

FUTURE SOUNDS PRESENTS IAN MOORE & THE LOSSY COILS & BARE WIRES + THE LOTUS MOONS – SUNDAY JULY 10TH @ BOTTOM OF THE HILL

07/06/2011

FUTURE SOUNDS PRESENTS IAN MOORE & THE LOSSY COILS + THE WIND + HANDSHAKES @ THE BOOTLEG

07/03/2011

06/30/2011

After firing up the old toyota and turning down Santa Monica Blvd on the way to the Troubadour, two thoughts about my upcoming date with Merrill Garbus crossed my mind: could she maintain the delicate balance between her unhinged vocal stylings and the musical elements of bedroom pop, and was I to l

06/30/2011

WHO: The Postelles WHERE: The Echo WHEN: 6/28/11

06/28/2011

Tuesday night Future Sounds is presenting New York’s THE POSTELLES on a 4-band, all ages bill at The Echo. The boys are back in town to promote their self-titled release on +1 Records and to help them showcase the new tunes and old favorites, they invited KITTEN, PAGEANTS and PAN AM. For more inform

06/26/2011

Every time I’m ready to give up and just get used to the fact that most new acts are chasing a trend or just writing songs for the sake of writing songs, I end up tripping over an album like “More” by THE SHIVERS, and faith is fully restored that not everyone wants to be on a reality TV show and hav

06/21/2011

Big thanks to Sean for turning us onto today’s SONG OF THE DAY in the Seattle based, singer-songwriter known as CATALDO. Friends know him as Eric Anderson, but everyone will know Cataldo soon enough, because the record he’s about to drop called “Prison Boxing” is going to own you. This reminds me of

06/17/2011

Opening the show for current show stoppers, The Civil Wars, James Vincent McMorrow had quite the presence to fill on Monday night at the cozy LA venue – Largo at the Coronet. Stepping onto the stage without his band, JVM entered the awaiting silent room and began filling all the empty spaces with th

06/16/2011

The morning of their second capacity night at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery, where they performed Pink Floyd’s “Dark Side of the Moon” album, Oklahoma psych pop staples The Flaming Lips’ frontman Wayne Coyne walked out from behind the cemetery’s entrance-adjacent clock tower to a small, sitting gro

06/15/2011

We have a long and storied history with New York’s THE POSTELLES, and couldn’t be prouder to be able to present their first Los Angeles play in some time on the heels of their recent +1 Records self-titled release. Together we’ve put together a lineup that is loaded with fire power, from the band-on