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No Age’s fifth album, “Goons Be Gone,” is out in June. Check out the new single “Turned to String” in all its overdriven glory.
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Also on Wednesday: Hippie Sabotage, Cpt. Kirk, Neil Hamburger, Another Bummer, the Jungle Giants, BIIANCO, the Sway, Soccer Mommy, Kevin Garnett, Soccer Mommy, Hayley Warner, Overkill, Haiva Ru
BOYO has unveiled “Backseat Driver,” the first single from his new album “Where Have All My Friends Gone?” The album arrives in May, with a couple SoCal live dates preceding it.
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Same angst with a new sound, “Can’t Cool Me Down,” signals Car Seat Headrest’s foray into new directions. The full-length “Making a Door Less Open” releases May 1 on Matador.
Chicano Batman’s new album “Invisible People” is out May 1, and they’re in a deep groove of positivity on the first single “Color My Life.”
Cold War Kids wound up a six-week tour with a roller-coaster night at the Novo — a loose, emotional night that recalled the ragged glory of their early days.
Ethan Gruska’s surprising sophomore album “En Garde” (out Jan. 24) is informed in part by his recent work as a co-writer and producer. In a conversation with Buzz Bands LA, he talks about the processes of “collaging” and “scraping” … and whether we can ever get our voices to sound like Moses Sumney’s.
David Roback, the multi-instrumentalist, producer and songwriter who crafted the sounds of Rain Parade, Opal and Mazzy Star, has died at age 61.
Buzz Bands LA’s fresh playlist features songs from Wargirl, James Supercave, Maddie Jay, Talker, Mt. Joy, Dustin Lovelis, Hazel English, Cape Weather, Opus Vitae, LEAN and more.
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Same angst with a new sound, “Can’t Cool Me Down,” signals Car Seat Headrest’s foray into new directions. The full-length “Making a Door Less Open” releases May 1 on Matador.
BOYO has unveiled “Backseat Driver,” the first single from his new album “Where Have All My Friends Gone?” The album arrives in May, with a couple SoCal live dates preceding it.
Also on Wednesday: Hippie Sabotage, Cpt. Kirk, Neil Hamburger, Another Bummer, the Jungle Giants, BIIANCO, the Sway, Soccer Mommy, Kevin Garnett, Soccer Mommy, Hayley Warner, Overkill, Haiva Ru
No Age’s fifth album, “Goons Be Gone,” is out in June. Check out the new single “Turned to String” in all its overdriven glory.
Chicano Batman’s new album “Invisible People” is out May 1, and they’re in a deep groove of positivity on the first single “Color My Life.”
Phoebe Bridgers returns with “Garden Song,” her first new solo music since her 2017 album “Stranger in the Alps.”
David Roback, the multi-instrumentalist, producer and songwriter who crafted the sounds of Rain Parade, Opal and Mazzy Star, has died at age 61.
The free, all-ages Highland Park Folk Festival will debut March 7, with a lineup of more than a dozen musicians, plus comedy, a flea market and more.
The Bob Baker Marionettes help tell the story of “Breadcrumbs,” the first single from the new full-length by Alice Bag. The album, “Sister Dynamite,” is out April 24.
O.C. quartet Mega Low unveils their second single, “Yesterday’s News,” a sweet psych-rocker that’s sour on people who make it up as they go along.
