The Rumble Hits Los Angeles Tonight!

To start 2009 off the right way, The Owl Mag Future Sounds, and Stranded in Stereo are bringing you another exciting Rumble event in Los Angeles on January 8th at 3 of Clubs (1123 Vine St., Hollywood, CA). As you may know, our Rumble events present the best up-and-coming indie-rock artists who we think the world should know. This is your chance to catch them before they become huge. This time we’ve got the music of Nico Stai, Links and Weird Dreams, who are sure to show you a fun time. So, if you know what’s good for you, bring yourselves and your friends for a great night of live music.

Nico Stai
"Nico Stai has been shaking the trees in LA since the release of his CD Park Los Angeles in 2006, featuring his acoustic work. He's back with a new EP called Dead Pony that features a full band and his salacious growl. It's brooding folk rock with a Pete Yorn-like sound. I think I'm in love. Look for a new full-length from Stai soon." - My Old Kentucky Blog.

Links
A tight and highly committed unit, their music is loud and dirty, a powerful experience that harks back to the 70's and the blues, while remaining unconfined by either one. Every Links show is an event - full of surprise and energy. They have recently released a new set of songs, the culmination of months of writing and recording. They continue to record, they are touring, working new material, playing shows all the time. From their California home, they are making themselves heard. Join them, get to know them, and spread the word (Purevolume.com).

Weird Dreams
Weird Dreams, formerly Low Flying Owls, describe their music as “the space in between day and night when everything seems all right.” While they have only played a handful of shows with this particular lineup, their music is sophisticated, energetic and danceable. Jared Southard’s Lou Reed-esque vocals lure the listener in: they’re relaxed yet full of confidence at the same time. His vocals blend well with the fuzz guitars and funky bass lines. With their interesting song structures and groove-based rock, Weird Dreams are sure to get you on your feet.

The Owl Mag, Future Sounds, and Stranded in Stereo have a deep love and respect for the Bay Area music community. Having produced successful events and promoted emerging indie artists, their collaboration promises to continue a tradition of supporting independent music, while at the same time providing locals with a place to party. Through the reach of an online music publication, indie rock internet radio station, indie retailers and online social networking sites, our connection to the music community is broad.