Coming this week (i’m pushing to get these done by tomorrow):
- Photos from Be the D.A.N.C.E T-shirt event as hosted by Simone Wicks
- Photos from Shotgun’s Naughty or Nice Holiday Party
- Photos from Dim Mak Tuesdays X-Mas Holiday Party last night.
- Upcoming tracks and releases from The Bloody Beetroots, Soulwax, Crookers, Louis La Roche, Darling Records, Ed Banger Records, and much more..
+ other shit as well….

Anyway, check back soon.

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In the meantime, add ClubSoda on Facebook.

I remember the Bloody Beetroots were on the lineup last year at the BPM 12 year anniversary party (photos here) at the Avalon. This year surely will not disappoint. (Unfortunately we won’t be able to make it to this one since we’re touring Spain.) However, we’ll be back on time for the debut of Discotheque. From the good people who brought you Hardfest and Control at the Avalon, Discotheque is a new weekly friday night 21+ gig in downtown LA. Catch the likes of Don Rimini, Classixx, Destructo and others on the night of the 31st. Big bangin‘ surpises are in store for the following weeks but I wouldn’t want to spoil it quite yet.

The flyers are posted. Not much more to say… click it.

I’ll leave you with a new Classixx remix of Pheonix.

well whether or not you have, HARD SUMMER FEST is coming up and it’s going to be ridiculous (to say the least…)

here is just a BIT of the line-up…

ALSO… STAY TUNED…. ClubSoda 2.0 is in the works and should be up in the next month or so..

we have all kinds of goodies in the works…. we’re sure you’ll be pleased…..

buy your hardfest tix on groovetickets

View this week’s issue (for the week of February 4, 2009) here.

Read our write-up after the jump…

Except from this week’s issue:

Spread Passion for Music Through Photography
My brother and I are native Angelenos, born and raised in the section of the 818 known as Burbank. But living in Los Angeles has always had one disadvantage – we’ve constantly been bombarded by the nukes launched by the military base known as mainstream Hollywood.
The pop culture of Los Angeles, though “entertaining” to the oblivious, forced us to seek out music that may not be as familiar to others. We shed the mainstream scene like dead skin and stepped into the underground … scene that is.
Our epiphany: Seeing the robotic electronic duo known as Daft Punk at Coachella 2006. The crowd at Coachella mostly consisted of rock music fans like us. But after the show, we emerged with a new brand of music stuck in our ears – and we didn’t want to get it out.
That was quite a life-changing experience, as most people who saw the spectacle would probably agree with. We left the show with new birthmarks on us that continue to demonstrate our newfound love for electronic music. But also the sheer magnitude of the presentation of the show has since left an ever-radiating impact on the music scene in Los Angeles that still continues to ripple and draw in new fans.
With a new musical environment all around us, we decided to become a part of the movement and capture as many moments as we can on camera. That new desire eventually grew to us wanting to share those moments on our Web site, ClubSoda.fm.
Since launching our Web site last June, we’ve made it our mission to go to the best electronic shows in and around Los Angeles and share our experiences with others who feel the same about the scene. But although photography is our new passion, we will always first be fans of music.