The Screamers
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America's Local Talent 1977: The Sounds of Los Angeles
Overview by Kim Fowley, Phonograph Record, May 1977
ONE DOESN'T need to write any introduction on the general rock history and geographical relevance of Hollywood. Hollywood is Los Angeles, Los Angeles is California ...
Catch A Wave? No, West Coast NEW WAVE!
Overview by Jack Basher, Creem, December 1977
CREEM's Punk Guides Stagger On... ...
Punk Bands: Some Do, Some Don't
Report by Richard Cromelin, Los Angeles Times, 15 April 1978
THE DICKIES and the Heaters have it. The Runaways and the Quick did, but not anymore. Venus & the Razorblades had it for an instant, ...
Profile and Interview by Jon Savage, Melody Maker, 6 January 1979
ITS a truism to say that you have to decide which is real you or Los Angeles but like most truisms, it has ...
L.A. Bands: Rocking Or Reeling?
Report by Richard Cromelin, Los Angeles Times, 21 January 1979
A YEAR AGO, Pasadena's Van Halen was just a promising band on the L.A. scene. Its most stellar dates were in Glendora, Redondo Beach and ...
L.A. Punk: Pogo-ing On The Fault Line
Overview by Mark Williams, Melody Maker, 20 September 1979
If Los Angeles is the future, how come its bands all sound so backdated? MARK WILLIAMS puts the case for the defence ...
L.A. Punk: California Screamin'
Retrospective by Don Waller, MOJO, July 2004
Ignored by the major labels, hounded by cops, fuelled by booze and drugs, L.A. punk was born in a concrete basement in Hollywood known as ...
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