Dead Sara Rock Jimmy Kimmel Live With "Weatherman"

You know that feeling when every ounce of faith that you've had over the years in something or someone comes to full bloom right before your eyes? Yeah, that's what happened last night at the El Capitan Theater in Hollywood when Dead Sara made their national television debut on Jimmy Kimmel Live.

When their manager asked if I was coming to the show, I told him that it had been on my calendar for two weeks. Over the past three years I've watched this band evolve and revolve around itself, but never once did I doubt their ability to put a much needed beautiful hurt on music. That hurt went a little something like this:

And this....

Emily Armstrong, Sean Friday, Siouxsie Medley, and Chris Null are Dead Sara, they are on the cover of our Spring issue of High Voltage Magazine, and if they don't reinforce your faith in good music- real music- then nothing will. 

Dead Sara "Weatherman" Video Premier

Here's their new video for "Weatherman", a song that is a history lesson unto itself; a call to arms, a dare to sort yourself out.

One thing that I know about Dead Sara is that they are a musical force to be reckoned with. Equal parts XX and XY chromosomes have never fused into quite the perfect storm that Emily Armstrong, Siouxsie Medley, Chris Null, and Sean Friday have.

They are one of the best and hardest rocking bands on LA's current scene; potential unlimited, hand picked to share the stage with Buckcherry at the recent Sunset Strip Music Festival in West Hollywood, rolling out as the opening band on tour with Bush. Their self-title debut album is due out in October and is nothing short of ferocious and beautiful and perhaps a new standard of what a young rock band can and should be capable of. Punk and rock fearlessness, folk and soul, indie angst and metallic blues...all things valid and represented under the Dead Sara flag.