I decided to investigate LA’s underground music scene last night in Hollywood, and boy was I glad I did. On Hollywood Boulevard rests Harvard and Stone, an industrial, tavern-esque bar I had never heard of, but found unique in that it somehow managed to juggle the “drinking with friends in a cozy log cabin” vibe juxtaposed with being at a huge monolithic warehouse perfectly acceptable for a rager. As soon as I walked in, four young men were commanding the stage, wooing the crowd with their bouncy, feel-good rock rhythms. The band, of course, was The World Record, famous in their own right for making a name for themselves as an LA indie rock band. Band mates, Andy Creighton, Aaron Ballard, Brian James, and Jacob Summers grooved together effortlessly and exuded the kind of love for music you only remember seeing from ’70s rock and roll bands – of course,…