The members of the video production company Extremely Decent adorn their walls with an antler-bearing can of Keystone Light, dual guitars, a large starfish and the plush head of a snow leopard mounted above a mistletoe.

“Goodbye First Love” invites viewers into a world where sentimental lovers live and grow, attempting to bring out the idealist within each of us.

The guitar string broke during their last song at Lot 1 Cafe in Echo Park. Braeden Henderson put his Les Paul on the floor, stepped onto it and began grinding the remaining strings, while Oliver Dobrian toppled his Gretsch drum set, making as much noise as possible.

Actors in amorphous costumes will relive the psychological obsessions experienced by a disciple of Sigmund Freud more than 80 years ago tonight, and the play’s audience will play a direct role in the experience.

When renowned jazz guitarist Kenny Burrell heard about Duke Ellington in college, he said that Ellington’s music and life gave him the encouragement to be consistent throughout the years with his music, writing and teaching.

Museums no longer dismiss knotted pantyhose and sand sculptures, but rather showcase them on their exhibit walls as art.

Marc Orrell played lead guitar, accordion, piano and banjo for the Dropkick Murphys from 2000 to 2008. Rob Steffen was nominated for Best Male Vocalist in the 2008 Orange County Music Awards.

From sounds echoing Pavement and The Clash to ones emerging from a cappella harmonies, the Hammer Museum’s final “Also I Like to Rock” concert will showcase the complementing flavors of modern indie rock.

First-year undeclared student Brooks Paul was known by the ScatterTones a cappella group as a “subwoofer of a bass” for his ability to hit extremely low notes.

The rock-blues alternative group The Voodoo Fix will be performing at The Westwood Brewing Company at 11 p.m.