The big, fire-engine red lever mounted on the inside of dublab’s Los Angeles headquarters once held the ability to cut off the power for half of L.A. If the current was still live, the station’s ...

Picture him sleeping on the floor of a run-down Hollywood tenement — the handsome and exuberant head of the L.A. Internet radio/arts/events collective Dublab, Mark “Frosty” McNeill, curled up between ...

Dublab’s 10th-anniversary celebration is a typically inspired program of events, and occurs on 10 consecutive nights at 10 different locations around town. Below is a synopsis of the activities.

The non-profit Los Angeles-based radio station will be partnering with the international airport for "three to five years" dublab is set to partner with Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) to ...

It’s a foggy morning in late September at the Internet radio collective known as Dublab, and Mark “Frosty” McNeill and Alejandro Cohen are diligently prepping for the Monday Music Meeting, a show ...

When was the last time you had the chance to check out an experimental DJ set, design your own t-shirt, and buy customized scents reflecting sonic worlds–all on the same day? Probably never. Related ...

One of Los Angeles’ most vibrant subcultures started with the simplest of urges: Mark “Frosty” McNeill wanted to play records. From that seed grew Dublab, an Internet radio station that survived the ...

No, this isn’t an early April Fool's - there’s a new line of fragrances inspired by music, which means you can now “smell like” your favourite albums. LA radio station dublab has teamed up with The ...

Beloved Los Angles-based internet radio station dublab has been awarded a grant to program original compositions at the Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). The announcement was made in a ...

Eight years! 1999 doesn't entirely seem like eight years ago, but for any online independents, those are long years, and Dublab's decided to celebrate their longevity by going non-profit, which is ...

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