Burger Records

Burger Records’ Music Scene Is In Big Trouble

By Alyson Camus | July 21, 2020

There is a rapist in every band

When A Fun Night Is Used To Start A Controversy

By Alyson Camus | February 20, 2016

‘I’ve always thought that Hedi Slimane was little more than a carpetbagger’.

Burger, Burgers, And Bud With Redd Kross, Sunday October 11th 2015 Review

By Alyson Camus | October 13, 2015

Redd Kross always has a formidable energy on stage showing their roots in punk and experimenting in different rock styles, flirting with grunge,… after all they have received accolades from music royalties from Sonic Youth’s Thurston Moore to Sub Pop cofounder.

Burgerama III Day 2 At The Observatory (Part Two)

By Alyson Camus | March 27, 2014

After the 3-song-allowed in the pit, I was once again condemned to back up on the side, but this time, for some obscure reasons, they let me climb on stage, and I stayed there with a bunch of people, just behind the band, totally overwhelmed by the formidable energy.

Burgerama III Day 2 At The Observatory (Part One)

By Alyson Camus | March 27, 2014

Day two at the Burger, and I was sort of rested from the day before and ready for another music marathon, starting with local band Hindu Pirates who were playing inside the Observatory

Burgerama III Day 1 At The Observatory (Part One)

By Alyson Camus | March 26, 2014

There is a Burger Records revolution in Southern California, this small independent label has been organizing its Burgerama for three years now, taking over the Observatory in Orange County for the weekend, and it is expanding like a homegrown giant flower

Burgerama III Day 1 At The Observatory (Part Two)

By Alyson Camus | March 26, 2014

I had the chance to see Kim Shattuck not too long ago, during her short episode with the Pixies, and she was back with her own thing, the Muffs, playing inside the Observatory.