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Wouldn't know too much if the Bumblebee Movie will actually succeed and be a true good Transformers movie like everyone is praying, but I know for certain the prequel comic for it is going to be a genuinely good mini-series just judging from this panel alone.
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Listen to Torches: Thriving on Drawn-out Sonics
With so much great new talent each year at The Culture Collide Music Festival in Echo Park, one can easily expect to come away with a few new gems to add to their weekly playlist. For me, it was Cloud Nothings, Delta Riggs, and this band: Torches, a trio from Pasadena comprised of Azad Cheikosman (guitars, vocals), Eric Fabbro (drums, vocals) and Adrian Acosta (bass, vocals). They arrived at one of the more unique stages at Culture Collide – The United Methodist Church - with some significant momentum from a recent residency at The Echo and an enthusiastic support from KROQ. For some, the UMC is an ideal setting, with high ceilings that perfectly echo the music. For me, it was finally a good reason to go to church.
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This week Kelsey and I open up the episode with a horrible insane nightmare I had, my passionate hatred for beard decorating, and more "tales from Tinder." We then get into a fun game called Hand of Fate, Parks and Rec ending, and an amazing comic book I happen to stumblel upen during my weekly trip to my favorite comic store. Find out what comic it is here at the Reeview Show. As always don't forget to follow us on twitter at @reeviewshow @davidstinks and @kayjaybaby. Thanks again for listening and until next time, this was your weekly Reeview.
Sorry for the belated podcast, we had a few technical difficulties but we got this out as soon as we could! This week Kelsey and I open up the podcast by talking about me being successful at my job, her tainted vagina, and foods we'd have sex with. From there we dive into my trip to Portland to see Motion City Soundtrack, how The Order is a bigger disappointment than I am to my parents, then a nerdgasm over the movie Kingsman, and much more! Don't forget, feel free to share with friends, family, or enemies! And as always, thanks for listening.
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Hi guys! Its our FIRST EPISODE! Good or bad, here it is. This is it. We start off introducing ourselves and talking about our plans for the show. We get into what Kelsey and I are reading, playing, watching, and listening to. Then we talk about how my dad and I are complete opposite points of our lives of what we should be, how amazing Chris Pratt and Chris Evans are, r/ fatpeoplehate, and we even start a little Tinder contest. Thanks for baring with us as we get started here! We’ll be listening back to this and making this show as good as possible!
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Hey guys! It’s David! Thanks for checking out the site. I tried having an actualy website and domain but that went up in flames. So while I figure that out this will have to do. We just finished recording our first podcast which we’ll upload tomorrow (Saturday). We’re really excited, we had a lot to talk about and we had a lot of fun.
In the Throes of Black English
What does it mean for a young band to play the legendary stage at the Troubadour in West Hollywood? “A lot” explained Sean Stentz while we spoke before his September 29th set. “Radiohead played here,” he adds for perspective. Sean plays bass guitar for the band, Black English (Formerly NO), who hit the stage a short time later for a set promoted by Filter Magazine as a part of their new artist concert series in LA. Black English is part of the Echo Park music scene, having arrived there late in life to collaborate and make music in a recording space above the Echo/Echoplex.Â
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