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- Jesse Hughes and Jordan Albertsen Photographed by Linnea Stephan/BFA
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- Jamie Hince and Robbie Furze Photographed by Linnea Stephan/BFA
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- Kate Jaggard, Jules Wood, BJ Panda Bear, Gary Baseman, Morgan Cozzi, and Daniel Dugan Photographed by Linnea Stephan/BFA
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- Marlon Rabenreither and Nick Jagger Photographed by Linnea Stephan/BFA
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- Marc Baker Photographed by Linnea Stephan/BFA
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- Natalia Bonifacci Photographed by Linnea Stephan/BFAPhotographed by Linnea Stephan/BFA
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- Bin X Nguyen and Britton Litow Photographed by Linnea Stephan/BFA
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- Daisy O’Dell Photographed by Linnea Stephan/BFA
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- Lex Orozco-Cabral and Petar Ilic Photographed by Linnea Stephan/BFA
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- Paul Sapiano Photographed by Linnea Stephan/BFA
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- Madre Mezcal Photographed by Linnea Stephan/BFA
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- Mattia Biagi and Valerj Pobega Photographed by Linnea Stephan/BFA
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- Nicole Reber, Maisie Schloss, BJ Panda Bear, Susann Moore Photographed by Linnea Stephan/BFA
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- SZANDOR, Los Angela, and Mattia Feroni Photographed by Linnea Stephan/BFA
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- Broken Baby Photographed by Linnea Stephan/BFA
Reserved Magazine hosted the LA film premiere of BOOM! A Film About the Sonics in Beverly Hills at the Fine Arts Theatre. After the heartfelt screening, the rowdy crowd traveled over to Harvard and Stone to indulge in Madre Mezcal cocktails as they danced to more rocking sounds from DJs Jamie Hince (The Kills), Robbie Furze (The Big Pink), and Edwina Aguayo who played a mix of classics and rarities on vinyl.
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- Edwina Aguayo Photographed by Linnea Stephan/BFA
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- Robbie Furze, Jamie Hince, Jules Wood Photographed by Linnea Stephan/BFA
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- Robbie Furze, Jamie Hince, Photographed by Linnea Stephan/BFA
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- Yi Zhou Photographed by Linnea Stephan/BFA
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- Jordan Albertsen Photographed by Linnea Stephan/BFA
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- Paper Idol and Dheera Johnson Photographed by Linnea Stephan/BFA
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- Keith Garvey, Sylvia Buckler and Andrew Buckler Photographed by Linnea Stephan/BFA
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- Davi Santos and Orlando Rivera Photographed by Linnea Stephan/BFA
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- Amber Marie Bollinger, Jonnie Baldwin, Lexi Bonin, Olivia Saperstein Photographed by Linnea Stephan/BFA
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The evening would not be complete without performances from the band Broken Baby who ignited the stage and riled up the crowd. Headlining was a velvety set from Jesse Hughes of The Eagles of Death Metal, who played a set of covers inspired by The Sonics.
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- Jesse Hughes and Jordan Albertsen Photographed by Linnea Stephan/BFA
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- Jules Wood Photographed by Linnea Stephan/BFA
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- Jesse Hughes of The Eagles of Death Metal Photographed by Linnea Stephan/BFA
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- Jesse Hughes of The Eagles of Death Metal Photographed by Linnea Stephan/BFA
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- Jesse Hughes of The Eagles of Death Metal Photographed by Linnea Stephan/BFA
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- Broken Baby Photographed by Linnea Stephan/BFA
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- Broken Baby Photographed by Linnea Stephan/BFA
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- Morgan Cozzi Photographed by Linnea Stephan/BFA
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- Jaslynn Espinosa Photographed by Linnea Stephan/BFA
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- Gary Baseman Photographed by Linnea Stephan/BFA
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- Jules Wood and Vivan Tang Photographed by Linnea Stephan/BFA
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- Greg Ipp and Susann Moore Photographed by Linnea Stephan/BFA
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- Ian Andrews and Helena Barton Photographed by Linnea Stephan/BFA
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- Jamie Hince and Robbie Furze Photographed by Linnea Stephan/BFA
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- Jesse Hughes and Jules Wood Photographed by Linnea Stephan/BFA
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- Keith Garvey and Autry Fulbright
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- BJ Panda Bear Photographed by Linnea Stephan/BFA
Directed by Jordan Albertsen, BOOM! A Film About the Sonics, chronicles the untold story of one of rock ‘n’ roll’s most wild and influential bands, The Sonics. The film delves deep into how this relatively unknown band from the Pacific Northwest grew into a global sensation—50 years after their prime—leaving a lasting impact on music for decades. With interviews from both local legends and iconic artists like Pearl Jam, The Sex Pistols, Heart, Mudhoney, and more, the film uncovers the legacy they helped shape, whether recognized at the time or not.
Photographed by Linnea Stephan/BFA