Joshua Pickard

Margaret Sohn – the New York-based, Korean-American musician who records as Miss Grit – sees no point is reducing sound to mundane characterization. Their work doesn’t fit into any specific genre, nor can it be labelled as the occupant of some manageable trend – it’s a product of unbounded creative expression, burying itself deep into the wiggly crevasses of your amygdala.

Margaret Sohn – the New York-based, Korean-American musician who records as Miss Grit – sees no point is reducing sound to mundane characterization. Their work doesn’t fit into any specific genre, nor can it be labelled as the occupant of some manageable trend – it’s a product of unbounded creative expression, burying itself deep into the wiggly crevasses of your amygdala.

There’s an unseen history to Landroid – the High Desert-based band consisting of multi-instrumentalists Cooper Gillespie and Greg Gordon – a considerable lineage of long nights demolishing stages as Mad Planet and with bands like Bang Sugar Bang and Ultra Violent Rays. Gillespie and Gordon were a fixture of the Los Angeles punk/rock scene, veterans whose sonic instincts helped to shape the musical landscape in dramatic fashion.