Is June almost over already? Wow.. This month flew by! The Combat Rock client roster featured many fine concert performances in the month of June, and here's what went down:  Langhorne Slim ripped a solo set at Spaceland and had the entire crowd singing and clapping along.  One of the Loudest Tragedies Ever Heard, who's new album "Situation Nowhere" just keeps getting better with every listen, played their best show ever at Cinespace in early June.  They also were hilarious as the live guests on LA's Indie 103 morning show "The Mighty Morning Show" with Dicky Barrett. Lead Tragedy Johnny Fisher has compiled a summer mixtape, check it out here. More live shows continued as the month wore on. Soon it was off to Orange County to see Georgia's The Sloppy Meateaters rip a set at Chain Reaction. Great great show. Cool guys. While in the van on the road, they love listening to Syndicated UFO talk show "Coast to Coast". That's hot.  Reggae superstar Mishka brought down the house at The Vault 350 in Long Beach as he played the Record Release party for Cornerstone RAS Recordings "Look at all the Love We Found: A Tribute to Sublime". Awesome show.  Finally, just last night I treked out to Spaceland again to see Oslo turn on a whole roomfull of new fans. A very well-attended show that also featured Youth Group and Run Run Run. This Sunday night will feature a showcase from Producer Tommy Hendricksen's stable of talent at the Key Club with performances by Clear Static (who just signed to Maverick/WB), Still Standing, and Balay.  Should be an awesome show.  What a month of shows! Oh, and June 28 is my birthday. Feel free to send presents. Next month... Kat Parsons does a residency at the Hotel Cafe every Wednesday.