Here’s Buzz Bands LA’s annual playlist of new seasonal releases: The Wholly Holiday Music Mix, 2021.
Incoming: South on Sunset, X, BTS, JPEGMAFIA, Lindsey Buckingham, Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, Three 6 Mafia, Reverend Horton Heat, Matisyahu, Dustbowl Revival, She & Him, LANCO, CloZee, José James, Berlin, Los Lobos, A Flock of Seagulls, Damien Jurado and Will Sheff (Okkervil River), Gavin Turek, Lauren Jauregui, Laura Marling, Whitmer Thomas, Kid Congo & The Pink Monkey Birds, the Tracks, Me First and the Gimme Gimmes, Father of the Bride Band, Prettiest Eyes, Trixie Mattel, Mayer Hawthorne, Baby Keem, Lady Blackbird, Andrew McMahon, Gabriels, Intervals, Jared Mattson (Mattson 2), John Carroll Kirby, Jack Symes, Ada Lea, Big Sandy & His Fly-Rite Boys, Metalachi, Necromantix, Film School, DRAAG, Mo Dotti, Sloppy Jane, Your Angel, Skullcrusher, Rett Madison, Clinton Kane, Andy Clockwise, Gold Star, Grady Strange, Grace McKagan, Billy Z Duke, Jagged Baptist Club
Anchored by the fetching ballad “Girl,” GiGi Grombacher today released her debut EP, “Virgin Tears.” It isn’t all glassy-eyed, but there a moments your heart might skip a beat.
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Momma, the L.A.-born rockers now based in New York, release their first new single after signing to Polyvinyl. Their “Medicine” is easy to swallow.
Stylish and sleek, Riki’s new album “Gold” plays to the sophisticated corners of ’80s-styled pop. It’s also good for a swoon or three.
Caribou closed out the 2021 concert season at the Greek Theatre with a warm performance focusing on material from their latest full-length, “Suddenly.”
The Donnies The Amys on Friday release a new EP, “Wilder Fire,” a collection of pristine pop that broods over the perilous state of our planet. It’s one of many things the L.A. duo — Donnie Stemp and Amy Aileen Wood — accomplished during the pandemic.
Win tickets to see Wand at the Teragram Ballroom on Thursday, Dec. 9.
Here’s Buzz Bands LA’s annual playlist of new seasonal releases: The Wholly Holiday Music Mix, 2021.
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Here’s Buzz Bands LA’s annual playlist of new seasonal releases: The Wholly Holiday Music Mix, 2021.
The Strokes and LCD Soundsystem will be joined by Le Tigre, Phoebe Bridgers, Beach House, IDLES, Kaytranada, Caroline Polachek, Jorja Smith, Courtney Barnett, Wet Leg, Jungle and many more at Goldenvoice’s new festival, This Ain’t No Picnic, coming to Pasadena in August.
Anchored by the fetching ballad “Girl,” GiGi Grombacher today released her debut EP, “Virgin Tears.” It isn’t all glassy-eyed, but there a moments your heart might skip a beat.
Win tickets to see Wand at the Teragram Ballroom on Thursday, Dec. 9.
Music from Failure, Jim Lindberg, Riki, Eva Gardner, Film School, the Black Watch, Agender, GiGi Grombacher, Kyle Krone, Gabriels, ASHRR, Dream Phases and more on tonight’s local music show on 88.5 FM.
Stylish and sleek, Riki’s new album “Gold” plays to the sophisticated corners of ’80s-styled pop. It’s also good for a swoon or three.
A fundraising campaign is under way to support Boulevard Recording, the Hollywood studio that was damaged by fire on Nov. 21.
Three variations on the sounds of psychedelia in today’s video roundup: Check out the latest from Dream Phases (live Saturday at the Goldfish), Film School (live Friday at Zebulon) and Triptides.
L.A. post-punk quartet Agender’s new album, “No Nostalgia,” arrives in February. The title track “imagines a world devoid of memory,” but it’s certainly a song that’s hard to forget.
Long Beach’s Manuel the Band, prepping the February release of their second album, arrive with a rousing new single, “Hell Yeah Everyday,” a horn-infused call to go for it.
