The fourth release from Folsom—the pillar of Las Vegas’ fading, macho hardcore scene—is a pack of consistently balls-out, hate-filled testosterone abuse. Its metal-tinged guitars and manic drumming, not to mention Stu Folsom’s barbaric, obscenity-filled yells, are about as intense as it gets. Typical, maybe, but Nights has an angry charm, making it a potential Vegas classic and proving these rage-aholics remain relevant locally and beyond.
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Key 3: Local musician and promoter Cristian Alexus Alfaro on cultivating his creative instincts
The frontman of local Chicano indie-surf outfit Los Emptys and founder of booking collective La Palma shares three albums that shaped his sound.
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Taylor Dayne takes Harrah’s, Rita Deanin Abbey Art Museum concert series and more Las Vegas music news
Also, Desert Cactus Films has launched the Music Video Lab, an event that pairs local musicians and filmmakers to create music videos.
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Olivia Dean teaches ‘The Art of Loving’ at MGM Grand Garden Arena
The English superstar charmed fans in her Las Vegas debut July 18 with a hit-filled evening celebrating love in all its greatest forms.
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