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Roses showcases a bunch of things you don’t need but might want — after watching the video for “Julian March.” The band plays this Sunday at the Hi Hat.
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Also on Friday: Keyshia Cole, Bryson Tiller, Jason Mraz, Moonchild, She Keeps Bees, the Donkeys, Dopapod, Boogaloo Assassins, Ripe, Arlington, Rough Church, Tuxedo, the Picturebooks
Jane Machine is the solo project of Erica Von Trapp, most recently of the duo Grand Bain. The album “Back Seat Driver” is on the way later this year.
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Luke Messimer, once of the O.C. band Mississippi Man and now residing in Portland, has released “Ten Years” — a 32-song collection of material he wrote between 2005 and ’15.
Malaysian songstress Yuna handles the vocals on the otherworldly “Don’t Call Me,” from TOKiMONSTA’s forthcoming album “Lune Rouge.” She plays the Wiltern in September.
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A packed Echoplex enjoyed the futuristic darkness of Drab Majesty on Saturday night.
Buzz Bands LA chats with Tarriona “Tank” Ball of Tank and the Bangas about New Orleans, their NPR-fueled rise to prominence … and Julia Roberts. They play Friday in L.A.
Goldroom’s Josh Legg is recovering from a broken neck sustained when a rogue wave upended him while he was on tour in Mexico.
Music from Slowkiss, The Marías, Holy Wars, Youngblood Hawke, the Federal Empire, MAP and more in Buzz Bands LA’s Saturday song spree.
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Roses showcases a bunch of things you don’t need but might want — after watching the video for “Julian March.” The band plays this Sunday at the Hi Hat.
Jane Machine is the solo project of Erica Von Trapp, most recently of the duo Grand Bain. The album “Back Seat Driver” is on the way later this year.
Malaysian songstress Yuna handles the vocals on the otherworldly “Don’t Call Me,” from TOKiMONSTA’s forthcoming album “Lune Rouge.” She plays the Wiltern in September.
On today’s Buzz Bands LA Show: Songs from Lo Tom, Superet, Moonchild, MetronOhm, Ruby Force, Ramonda Hammer, Together Pangea and more on The Independent FM.
Also on Friday: Keyshia Cole, Bryson Tiller, Jason Mraz, Moonchild, She Keeps Bees, the Donkeys, Dopapod, Boogaloo Assassins, Ripe, Arlington, Rough Church, Tuxedo, the Picturebooks
Drinking Flowers are bored with emotions. They just want to get physical with their latest song, “I Can’t Dance.”
Buzz Bands LA chats with Tarriona “Tank” Ball of Tank and the Bangas about New Orleans, their NPR-fueled rise to prominence … and Julia Roberts. They play Friday in L.A.
Goldroom’s Josh Legg is recovering from a broken neck sustained when a rogue wave upended him while he was on tour in Mexico.
In English or in the Cajun French dialect of their native Louisiana, New Orleans sextet Sweet Crude makes music that speaks volumes. They play the Hotel Café tonight.
MetronOhm’s folky, soulful fusion of styles features a little violin, mandolin and pocket piano — and a lot of imagination. Check out their EP, “Matter.”
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