From the Twilight: Breaking Dawn soundtrack...:
The Features (Serpents and Snakes Records)
Duniven
Thu, February 2, 2012
Doors: 8:00 pm / Show: 9:00 pm
Bootleg Bar
$10.00
Tickets
This event is 18 and over
Free street parking available. Private parking available for $3.00 across from venue.
http://www.foldsilverlake.com/event/81617/The Features (Serpents and Snakes Records)
"Features frontman Matthew Pelham deftly juggles chaos and control on Wilderness, playing restless philosopher and tormented lover with a fidgety confidence that suggests Iggy Pop's backwoods offspring. Though these small-town Tennessee boys have been active since the late '90s, they've never been so commanding, spewing volcanic rock with a dramatic flourish, then holding your attention by revealing a deceptively sophisticated wit." - SPIN
Serpents and Snakes Records is a record label founded by the Kings Of Leon. KOL's aim is to put out music that they like by hard-working bands they believe in. Serpents and Snakes Records recording artists, The Features, have released their new album 'Wilderness'.
Serpents and Snakes Records is a record label founded by the Kings Of Leon. KOL's aim is to put out music that they like by hard-working bands they believe in. Serpents and Snakes Records recording artists, The Features, have released their new album 'Wilderness'.
Duniven - (Set time: 9:00 PM)
"On his debut LP, Duniven enters the familiar, roomy space defined by the likes of Dylan and Petty. If americana is your comfort food, this could be a tasty dish" - Kevin Bronson (BuzzbandsLA).
"Duniven provides a refreshing sound that seperates them from the black hole of good music thats heard but easily forgotten. With organs, harmonica and rusty, raw vocals, they add varience to the same old same old indie rock scene in LA. Destined to leave a mark on your eardrums" - Mary Broadbent (The Deli Magazine)
"Duniven provides a refreshing sound that seperates them from the black hole of good music thats heard but easily forgotten. With organs, harmonica and rusty, raw vocals, they add varience to the same old same old indie rock scene in LA. Destined to leave a mark on your eardrums" - Mary Broadbent (The Deli Magazine)
