Skip to Content
Henry Rollins

Harmony in My Head ~ 103.1 FM Tuesdays 8-10PM

Sometimes we have our heads buried so deeply in our tacos, we fail to notice what's going on around us. We were super-stoked one recent Tuesday evening to turn on the radio and find the return of Henry Rollin's Harmony in My Head on 103.1 FM.

We recently had a quick talk with Henry, who has lived in and around Los Angeles for years when not pursuing his juggernaut touring schedule...about TACOS and LA eats. Henry says:

"I don't know where to go for a taco, never really sought out the ultimate taco. I don't go out much for food past the grocery store. I like that sushi place... Cafe Sushi, I think it's called. It's on Beverly, about a block east of La Cienega on the north side of the street on a corner. That place is good."

True indeed, Beverly's Cafe Sushi provides decent, fresh and authentic sushi at good prices, and we understand you can't stay in shape like Hank on a diet of pastor and asada tacos.

From 8-10 PM, the former Black Flag singer, current Rollins Band leader, spoken word performer, book publisher-TV host, and all-around modern renaissance man, plays an eclectic mash of his favorite tunes, from an obscure Tenor Saw live song to rare Suicide and rarer Ruts tracks to Coltrane jams and beyond. It would be a challenge to find a more diverse playlist on commercial radio than Rollins provides from his fanboy crates of records, assisted in this sonic jihad by the mysterious, but no less deadly, Engineer X.

For those wanting to hear Henry's awesome show in action, check out Tara's archives of every show at http://www.rollins-archive.com/blog/ and make sure you check out Hank's intelligent show on IFC and Indie 103.1 FM.

Stay in touch

Sign up for our free newsletter

More from L.A. TACO

Why Waving a Mexican Flag at a Protest in the U.S. Is a Form of Resistance

Raising Mexican flags is not an act of anti-Americanism. Quite the opposite—it is an expression of cultural pride, dignity, and resistance in the face of racism and intolerance. In the United States, waving the Mexican flag—or any national flag—can be an act of defiance against oppression, a declaration of one’s humanity and rights in response to relentless denigration by movements like MAGA that seek to marginalize entire communities. Even Trump would agree...

February 18, 2025

Tens of Thousands of Angelenos Flock to L.A.’s Flower District for a Valentine’s Day Flower Free-For-All

Tens of thousands made their way to the city's wholesale flower capital, jamming the streets and sidewalks with countless flowers and people. L.A. TACO'S contributing photographer Kemal Cilengir was there to capture it all, including street vendors getting fined and the dystopian-like flower free-for-all being had by lovestruck customers and hustling vendors eager to offload their prized plants.

February 14, 2025

This Weekend: A New Bar-Setting Indian Restaurant, Duck Laab Pizza, and a Filipino Breakfast Diner Pop-Up

Have a three-day weekend full of chai cheesecake, black garlic cocktails, egg pie, and famous flour tortillas.

February 14, 2025

Self-Defense Against ICE: Community Groups In L.A. Are Uniting to Protect Themselves

More than 50 organizations have joined the call to join this coalition, making it one of Southern California's largest immigrant rights coalitions. The group aims to extend from the San Fernando Valley to the U.S./Mexico border. The coalition is organizing training sessions to prepare its members for community tactics to defend their neighbors from ICE raids and deportations. Their first mass protest is taking place on Monday.

February 13, 2025

Tacos Before Vatos: 13 Tacos In L.A. That Will Make You Forget About Him

For L.A. TACO, love is always in the air, and it smells like charcoal burning on a sunny day under carne asada and tortillas hot off the comal, with vibrant salsas, caramelized onions, and thick guacamole. Forget him, and spend time with things that matter in life: tacos, forever. 

February 13, 2025
See all posts