Kat Bouza is a graduate student in Annenberg's Specialized Journalism (The Arts) program, where she focuses on popular music criticism. Her research covers all aspects of Los Angeles' underground punk scenes, from the hardcore punk movement of the early 1980s to the current wave of teen-fronted garage rock. Kat's work has appeared in publications such as Idolator and Prefix Magazine. She is also a co-founder of Lo-Pie, a publication focused on DIY and independent music in California.
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Promoters provide cheaper, smaller alternatives to mega music festivals
Instead of attending Coachella, many Los Angeles music lovers opt for musical experiences a bit easier on the wallet.
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Orange County's Lovely Bad Things celebrate local scene
The La Mirada-based band finishes a successful month-long residency tonight in Echo Park.
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My Bloody Valentine's "m b v" a welcome return for long-dormant band
On Sunday, My Bloody Valentine released "mbv" — its first album in over 20 years.
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City Council puts pressure on LAFD Chief Cummings to improve response times
LAFD Chief Brian Cummings addressed LA city council leaders this morning, citing red tape and a dwindling operational budget...
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Los Angeles Natural History Museum keeping the art of taxidermy alive
Tim Bovard handles dead animals for a living.
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Parents, teachers rally in support of charter schools
Los Angeles has long been a poster child for the charter school movement.
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Politicians, victims' families gather to rally against Prop 34
Former Governors Gray Davis and Pete Wilson gathered with victims' families today in Downtown Los Angeles to gather last-minute support...
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College costs among key concerns of Asian American voters
Nearly 18 million u.s. residents identify as Asian American, making them one of the fastest growing segments of the population.
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