by Dylan L 
Last Friday at Brooklyn Night Bazaar, the musical lineup was headlined by Los Angeles’ prominent original funk maestro, Dâm-Funk. Dâm opened his set by playing crowd-pleasing throwback jams, ranging from the obscure to the well-loved. Supporting sets by Norwegian musician Maya Vik, Gordon Voidwell, and DJ Thanksgiving Brownall drew from the same well of 80s synth-funk worship that Dâm has made his name on over…
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Saw Paint It Black there last Saturday. SICK. Best show I’ve seen this year.
I know, right? Baxster, you have such good taste in music