The Low End Theory rumbles through Eagle Rock, celebrates four years tonight

Oct. 13, 2010 11:49 AM PT

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Some things speak for themselves. The above clip is one of them: shot at the Eagle Rock Music Festival a few weekends ago, it features highlights from the Low End Theory‘s stage: DJs the Gaslamp Killer and Nobody, and rapper Nocando. The bass may be too heavy for the video microphone’s capacity, but the spirit is captured. The raging club night Low End Theory celebrates its four year anniversary tonight at the Airliner in Lincoln Heights.

-- Randall Roberts

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Randall Roberts

Former staff writer Randall Roberts covered Los Angeles music culture for the Los Angeles Times. He had served various roles since arriving at The Times in 2010, including music editor and pop music critic. As a staff writer, he explored the layered history of L.A. music, from Rosecrans and Sunset to Ventura Boulevard and beyond. His 2020 project on the early Southern California phonograph industry helped identify the first-ever commercial recording made in Los Angeles.

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