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The Highlights From One Hell of a Desert Daze
Photos and words by Isaac Zoller @isaac_zoller Desert Daze returned for 2022, held at the scenic Lake Perris and featuring many returning acts from
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Chicano Batman at Terminal West 12/10/21
Photos by Hillery Terenzi The post Chicano Batman at Terminal West 12/10/21 first appeared on Atlanta Music Guide.
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Levitation Night One 10/28/21
Photos by Hillery Terenzi The post Levitation Night One 10/28/21 first
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For Chicano Batman’s Eduardo Arenas, There’s a Silver Lining to a Canceled Tour
Eduardo Arenas, bassist for Chicano Batman, had just put his baby to sleep when we met on Zoom for a video interview. Now three months old, Arenas’
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For Chicano Batman’s Eduardo Arenas, There’s a Silver Lining to a Canceled Tour
Eduardo Arenas, bassist for Chicano Batman, had just put his baby to sleep when we met on Zoom for a video interview. Now three months old, Arenas’
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Release Day Roundup – 5/1/20
Editor’s Note: Longtime reader Remi VL is a regular guest contributor to our Release Day Roundup posts! He submitted several of the albums listed
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Chicano Batman, Production Team Reinvent Band’s Sound
Chicano Batman worked with producer Leon Michels and mixer Shawn Everett to reinvent its hard-to-describe sound. Los Angeles, CA (April 10,
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Chicano Batman release punchy new song and video “Pink Elephant”
Chicano Batman have released a new single “Pink Elephant” off their upcoming album, ‘Invisible People,’ out May 1 via ATO Records. The track
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After the Tragedy: Remembering Carlos Zaragoza, an ‘Optimistic Beam of Energy’ in L.A.’s Cumbia and Activism Communities
The death of Carlos P. Zaragoza was no accident. It was, in fact, murder. The painful reality is that our friend and brother was killed in his
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After the Tragedy: Remembering Carlos Zaragoza, an ‘Optimistic Beam of Energy’ in L.A.’s Cumbia and Activism Communities
The death of Carlos P. Zaragoza was no accident. It was, in fact, murder. The painful reality is that our friend and brother was killed in his
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After the Tragedy: Remembering Carlos Zaragoza, an ‘Optimistic Beam of Energy’ in L.A.’s Cumbia and Activism Communities
July 25th should have been just another routine Thursday. The painful reality is that many of us spent the day learning that our friend and brother,