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What a powerful show and a great crowd🤘🏻there was so much body heat in the 1720 sweat condensation was dripping from the pipes onto the crowd! That’s fucking metal!

Great sets from all the bands that played! Misery Signals played music from every album and both singers went back and forth on stage singing different tracks. Even a surprise at the end of the show that really helped conclude the show for a “Farewell” tour. Incredible night for a fan of 18 years!

Bloodbath was AMAZING five stars for them & the opening acts! I can finally check them off the top of my favorite band bucket list of shows. The venue on the other hand, smelled like piss & just felt icky. Outside looks post apocalyptic with the crazy amount of filth & homelessness it's sad & shocking how bad it is.

One of the most talented artists in the underground! His stage energy had the whole room going off, and plus Shaggy 2 Dope brought HEXXX out on his set to do their song "Another Day" and the building basically exploded! A night that went down in the books! Can't wait to HEXXX to hit LA again!

This was my first and probably only time to see Judge! The band was great, the crowd was so alive and the openers were great, I enjoyed it all. I am giving it 3 stars because me and about 10 other people all had our phones stolen in the pit. I’ve heard of people stealing phones at shows but not at a show like this! Hardcore is supposed look out for each other! If I ever get a chance to see Judge again, I’ll never be here again!

Satin Jackets was awesome! Played most of his hits. He’s truly a master DJ. Crowd was totally into the vibe. Would definitely see him again in LA! Thanks to bandsintown that’s how I knew about it. This app is vital.

Amazing show! All the acts from the openers to the headliner, Scowl , were fantastic! The venue is a good size for this kind of show and the two bars are nice to have. The surrounding area is a bit seedy, but not an issue for me.

changed the venue/showtime last minute so some of my friends couldn't make it- great music but we didn't get to see any of the immersive stuff that was so heavily hyped on social media.

Love these Bad Boys from Chi-Town. Brian and Jesse Flores are awesome. Great voice. Love their music. They more like gothic-indie. Dark,sublime, with a hint of whimsy. Love that some of their lyrics are in Spanish. I'm Bi..well bilingual and also bisexual.. have boy crush on Brian!

They Killed it! Sooo good live. Please come back to LA soon and tour with Soen as a double headliner only show and y’all please play alllll your songs!¡ 🙌🏻🙏🏼🤘🏼

This venue is in literally one of the worst areas of LA I’ve ever been in, sick venue… terrible neighborhood. If you’re a female like me I don’t suggest going alone because the only parking that there is the surrounding areas all about the homeless encampments and RVs . Very very scary at night .

This was an awesome experience I had dared to dream of...Hypocrisy live was extraterrestrial and my first metal show, and my first concert in 20 years. I enjoyed the choice of songs and was lucky enough to be REALLY close to the stage. The club is a club, not a lot of experience in that environment. But if felt like the perfect place and moments for this event! The guys of Hypocrisy are amazing to their fans, and I can't thank them enough for being so kind. Overall, BEST NIGHT EVER!

All the bands did great and the turnout for a Wednesday was pretty packed. The one thing I do not like about this venue is the beer and drinks are way too expensive.

One of the best concerts I've ever been to!! Was so glad to get to see crywank live for their first and last tour in the cali

Would have been five stars, but the DJ went on too long and the opening band was so one dimensional that their set almost felt like one long simple song. Osees? Brilliant. RJ

The Aggrolites were fantastic as always, but the sound guys struggled with all three bands to try to get the equipment to balance properly. Tons of feedback from the mics. Not enough volume in the monitors for the band. Nothing sounded clear or concise. Hope it gets better at that venue. Nice staff. Will go back… with earplugs and lower expectations.

New venue for me, but the acts and ATR were excellent!!! The crowd was great and animated throughout…the location was interesting to say the least, but it made for a pleasantly overall experience

I'd first like to say that YOB was awesome and put on a great show. I have some qualms with the venue and is the only reason why this isn't a 5-star review. Venue is in a pretty rough spot in town - they definitely converted a little warehouse in the hood to a concert venue, and while I appreciate the effort, my Lyft drivers didn't feel great about driving in the area and I wouldn't either. A significant portion of the building, inside and out, is covered in graffiti, which brings a certain dive bar/local club vibe, which really contradicts the venue's $14 charge for most drinks, while pretty standard for fancy LA bars, a fancy bar this is not. This is not a big venue and I wasn't expected amazing production quality by any means, but the stage lighting was frequently panning across the crowd and blinding me with powerful red light directly in my eyes. I've been to a lot of shows, but cannot recall ever being hit this hard by bright lights directly in the face. The stage here is very low, meaning that it can be hard to see the performers from most spots on the floor, especially behind tall people. Even from the back, you'll be lucky to see anything more than shoulders-up on the performers. There are some elevated sections of the floor on the sides, which is how I was able to get a couple good photos like the one attached to this review, and even then, my arms were raised above my head to take the shot. Sound quality also left a lot to be desired. There were strong hot spots where the audio levels were really unbalanced and the mix was muddy. The first band sounded pretty good at moderate volume levels, but the headline act was much louder, created a lot of echoing throughout the hall, and definitely would have left me with some bad ear-ringing for days had I not brought earplugs. I loved the bands I saw, but I wish I had been able to see them at a venue that realized it wasn't anything more than a converted warehouse in a crappy part of town.

As usual Vader had energy and pounding heaviness. Abysmal Dawn were amazing too, and they soldiered on despite technical issues. Vitriol was great too. Only main issues were bathroom started getting dirty and bloody (!) in the last bit of the show, and the sound was not so good for most of the bands (only Vader had good sound). For example Abysmal Dawn had imbalance with their guitars. And there were issues with the k k drum being too loud, even for Vitriol. Other than that glad I went, and Vader still got it. \m/

It was an amazing show! As was to be expected from Inspector! Got a chance to catch the Steady 45’s and they were great too! Can’t wait until I can see Inspector again!