Best Coast is full of surprises, the latest one being the announcement of an upcoming children’s album entitled Best Kids. I’d guess that it’s going to be the most fuzzed-out G-rated record of all time, and truthfully I’m a little bit jealous of the cool toddlers who are going to grow up on this kind … More »
Hear Best Coast’s New Children’s Song “Cats And Dogs”
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My downstairs neighbors have a habit of getting wine-drunk and singing old songs. They generally break out stuff like “Love Shack” or “We Are Family.” Sometimes, it’s just indistinguishable shrieking. Usually, it’s extremely annoying. But a few weeks ago, while I was cooking something for dinner and enjoying a moment of solitude, I heard a … 
Last night, Best Coast performed at a Valentine’s Day 
As the holidays creep ever closer, the steady stream of holiday music continues. Today, Amazon Music is adding a whole bunch of new songs to their Indie For The Holidays playlist, and we’ve already heard some of them, like Charly Bliss’ “
I once got busted trying to steal a magazine from my hometown library. The 8/8/91 issue of Rolling Stone apparently had one of those sensors on the last page and it beeped from my backpack on the way out. I was gonna bring it back. I just wanted to take it home to read the … 
LA’s storied all-ages DIY venue the Smell will celebrate its 19th anniversary with a pretty spectacular show at the Belasco Theater on 1/7, featuring local artists like Ty Segall, Best Coast, No Age, Bleached, Vice Cooler, and more TBA. The Smell’s longtime home on Main Street in downtown LA 
Best Coast have contributed an original holiday song to the upcoming Amazon Prime-exclusive kids special An American Girl Story — Maryellen 1955: Extraordinary Christmas. It’s called “Christmas And Everyday,” and it applies the band’s sunny pop sensibilities to an aspirational refrain — “Did you know when you wake up, you can be anything?/ Did you … 
Tonight the Go-Go’s — the pioneering California quartet that melded punk and New Wave into inimitable musical staples — embark on a farewell tour signaling that they’re go-going for good. For the next month, the chart-topping band’s “classic lineup” (featuring vocalist Belinda Carlisle, Gina Schock on drums, guitarist Jane Wiedlin, and jack-of-all trades Charlotte Caffey) …