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“Sanctuary” is the latest from disco-funk outfit CAPYAC, who’ve been rolling out new singles in advance of a new album, tentatively due in August. Always the band to get parties started, CAPYAC (and their fans) justifiably can’t wait for parties to be allowed.
Watch Charlie Hickey; stream The Decemberists, Ani DiFranco, AWOLNATION, Chris Thile, Curt Barlage, Lucy and La Mer and more.
San Diego trio Almost Monday has released its latest dose of pop euphoria, “Hailey Beebs,” which arrives ahead of the band’s second EP, due this summer.
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Lucy Dacus’ sweet video for “Hot & Heavy” arrives with the news that her third album, “Home Video,” will be out in June. She has scheduled a pair of SoCal concert dates for September.
There’s a whole lotta fruit going on in the video for “Strange Astrology,” the new single from Slothrust. The L.A. rockers today announced that their new album, “Parallel Timeline,” will be out in September.
Bush showcased songs from their latest album “The Kingdom,” along with their monster hits from the ’90s, at the Concerts in Your Car series on Saturday night in Ventura.
Jess Joy’s debut album, “Patreearchy,” arrives Friday, full of vocal pyrotechnics and explosive messaging. Along with the album’s premiere, the avant-pop artist talks about patriarchy, mime and music as an emotionally complex painting.
All Time Low, Fitz & the Tantrums and Lovelytheband top the bill at the Sound Mind Mental Health Music Festival, set for May 20 at the Ventura County Fairgrounds.
Songs from the Wrecks, Ashe, Nick Waterhouse, Sam Valdez, Charlie Duda, Joyeur, Hooveriii, Holy Wars, Model Child, Emily Kinney, Electric Palace, Skullcrusher, Milly, Willa Amai and more on Buzz Bands LA’s new playlist.
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Watch Charlie Hickey; stream The Decemberists, Ani DiFranco, AWOLNATION, Chris Thile, Curt Barlage, Lucy and La Mer and more.
“Sanctuary” is the latest from disco-funk outfit CAPYAC, who’ve been rolling out new singles in advance of a new album, tentatively due in August. Always the band to get parties started, CAPYAC (and their fans) justifiably can’t wait for parties to be allowed.
San Diego trio Almost Monday has released its latest dose of pop euphoria, “Hailey Beebs,” which arrives ahead of the band’s second EP, due this summer.
There’s a whole lotta fruit going on in the video for “Strange Astrology,” the new single from Slothrust. The L.A. rockers today announced that their new album, “Parallel Timeline,” will be out in September.
Watch Nathaniel Rateliff; stream Liz Phair, Richard Thompson, Weezer, Sharon Van Etten, HAIM, Langhorne Slim and more.
Jess Joy’s debut album, “Patreearchy,” arrives Friday, full of vocal pyrotechnics and explosive messaging. Along with the album’s premiere, the avant-pop artist talks about patriarchy, mime and music as an emotionally complex painting.
Tunes from Almost Monday, Bizou, Charlie Duda, Magic Bronson, Sam Valdez, Rosie Tucker, Friends of Clay, Melpo Mene, Electric Palace and more, plus a flashback track courtesy of Milo Greene, on tonight’s local music program.
All Time Low, Fitz & the Tantrums and Lovelytheband top the bill at the Sound Mind Mental Health Music Festival, set for May 20 at the Ventura County Fairgrounds.
L.A. popgazers Bizou unveil the video for “Tragic Lover,” the title track to their debut album, arriving in June.
Collaboration is the theme of today’s singles roundup — check out new songs from Elohim & GRiZ, Deap Vally and Jenny Lewis & Serengeti.
