Live Review: Top Five Reasons Odd Future is L.A.'s Best Live Act click to enlarge Andrea Domanick #swaggin' If Wu Tang, Iggy Pop and the Flaming Lips threw a birthday party, it might approximate Odd Future's swag-as-hell show Saturday night at House of Blues Sunset. Swinging stateside amidst their first European tour, the horrorcore collective took the stage in full force: all members of Odd Future Wolf Gang Kill Them All were in attendance for the hometown gig, save for the notable and controversial absence of 17-year-old Earl Sweatshirt. Our expectations were admittedly sky-high after catching their riot-inciting performance last month at Barcelona's Primavera Sound Festival.
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