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La Brea is also the expiramental indie band, hailing from Council Bluffs, Iowa; admist the stomping ground of the groundbreaking indie label Saddlecreek Records. However, La Brea is signed to another Omaha area indie label, the less known Hosier Productions. La Brea Tar Pits in Los Angeles Countys Miracle Mile District. ... La Brea is a town in southwestern Trinidad. ...
La Brea consists of two main members, they being Bobby Hermsen and Jake Hunt. The multitalented duo have also collaborated with the likes of other local bands such as ACS and the earlier stages of Iconoclast. Sam Kelley also weaves in and out of the band, mainly focusing on guitar.
Both Jake and Bobby play the instruments for their songs, often rotating their duties. The main arsenal for their sonic breeding ground include a healthy dose of distorted guitars, astranged keyboards, viscious "slap" bass, heavy drumming, and elements of white noise and down tuned phasing. The occasional acoustic guitar can be heard, as well as a childhood xylophone, the plastic kind you get from a toys r us. Most of the vocals are either screaming or nearly feminine style abrasive vocals.
Though much of their work may be summed up by some as cacaphoenous, dangling and disjointed melodies can be often heard throughout the grain. They have also pioneered the new genre of bobXcore.
LaBrea Heating and Air, Inc. is a portable air conditioning specialist in Los Angeles, founded and in continuous operation since 1935.
LaBrea's vast and diverse equipment inventory (replacement value in excess of $6 million) allows operations to extend throughout the nation and often internationally.
LaBrea exemplifies safe, professional and quality operations with a workers compensation experience ratio of 0.70 and an average employee service length of 18 years.
The LaBrea Tar Pits (or Rancho LaBrea Tar Pits) are a famous cluster of tar pits located in Hancock Park in the Miracle Mile district of Los Angeles, California; here buried asphalt seeps to the surface from the extensive petroleum deposits below the surface of the Los Angeles Basin.
Among the prehistoric species associated with the LaBrea Tar Pits are mammoths, dire wolves, short-faced bears, ground sloths, and the state fossil of California, the saber-toothed cat, Smilodon californicus.
Rancho LaBrea is the most famous, but there are two other asphalt pits with fossils in southern California: in Carpinteria, Santa Barbara County and McKittrick, in Kern County.
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