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“It feels like we are living in that science fiction ‘end of the world’ that we have only seen play out in the movies,” says Alina Bea, whose dynamic new album “You Will Learn” came out today. Check it out, along with her lockdown work-arounds, in today’s QUARANTUNES.
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Watch the Dropkick Murphys, live from Fenway (with a cameo by Bruce Springsteen); also, stream Danny Elfman, RAC, Hazel English, Los Angeleno showcase, Mandolin Orange, Zane Carney and more.
Wait. Think. Fast. return today with the stunning new song “Chorus of Trees,” a propulsive, atmospheric rocker with lyrics seemingly plumbed from of an ancient book of poetry.
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U.K. post-punk/indie-pop band Jetstream Pony, fronted by native Southern Californian Beth Arzy, released their debut album today. Fans of the true-blue “indie” aesthetic have reason to cheer.
Kane Ritchotte and Malcolm McRae, who are calling their psych-pop project More, debut today with a pair of evocative singles.
Noah Cyrus and Ant Clemons teamed up for a special night Tuesday at the Roxy.
Wayne Everett’s “Two Ghosts,” his first album since 2002, came out today. In the Buzz Bands LA interview, he chats about his internal conversations — including asking himself “How can I call myself a musician if I don’t make music?”
The second Digital Mirage online music festival and fundraiser is June 5-7, featuring Anna Lunoe, Baauer, Boys Noize, Elohim, Hot Chip (DJ set), GRiZ, Kaskade, Whethan NGHTMRE, Oliver Helden, San Holo, SG Lewis, Two Feet, ZHU and more.
Ships Have Sailed’s new single “Rise” proved to be an apt song for the moment. As Will Carpenter tells Buzz Bands LA in today’s QUARANTUNES, it was released after their tour went sideways. Here, he shares his lockdown musts, touring dreams and a playlist that’ll make you sail through the day.
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“It feels like we are living in that science fiction ‘end of the world’ that we have only seen play out in the movies,” says Alina Bea, whose dynamic new album “You Will Learn” came out today. Check it out, along with her lockdown work-arounds, in today’s QUARANTUNES.
Watch the Dropkick Murphys, live from Fenway (with a cameo by Bruce Springsteen); also, stream Danny Elfman, RAC, Hazel English, Los Angeleno showcase, Mandolin Orange, Zane Carney and more.
Wait. Think. Fast. return today with the stunning new song “Chorus of Trees,” a propulsive, atmospheric rocker with lyrics seemingly plumbed from of an ancient book of poetry.
Kane Ritchotte and Malcolm McRae, who are calling their psych-pop project More, debut today with a pair of evocative singles.
Ships Have Sailed’s new single “Rise” proved to be an apt song for the moment. As Will Carpenter tells Buzz Bands LA in today’s QUARANTUNES, it was released after their tour went sideways. Here, he shares his lockdown musts, touring dreams and a playlist that’ll make you sail through the day.
Christian Lee Hutson releases his first album for ANTI- Records, “Beginners,” on Friday. Produced by Phoebe Bridgers, it’s full of inner dialogues writ large — in the songwriter’s own understated way.
Today’s online entertainment includes H.E.R., Dustin Kensrue, Phoebe Bridgers, Finneas, Martha Wainwright, Mirah, JP Saxe, Waxahatchee, Combo Chimbita and more.
The second Digital Mirage online music festival and fundraiser is June 5-7, featuring Anna Lunoe, Baauer, Boys Noize, Elohim, Hot Chip (DJ set), GRiZ, Kaskade, Whethan NGHTMRE, Oliver Helden, San Holo, SG Lewis, Two Feet, ZHU and more.
It’s “Outside,” but not. Quarantine-crazy brothers Jonathan and Michael Rosen — aka Cones — create an alternative nature in the 360-degree VR video for their new single.
Brother duo Mating Ritual invite you in to “The Bungalow” — it’s the title track to their fourth album in four years, coming out in August.
