Watch Juliana Hatfield and Charlie Clark; stream Jeff Tweedy, Steve Wynn & Linda Pitmon, Bush Tetras, Curt Barlage and more.
Scottish singer-songwriter Charlie Clark distills 10 years spent in Los Angeles into the songs on his forthcoming album “Late Night Drinking,” coming via a new label from Creation Records’ Alan McGee. The first single “Don’t Have a Cow, Man!” is pure indie gold.
Scottish indie-rockers Astrid — now a transatlantic collaboration between Charlie Clark and Willie Campbell — unveil the second single from their comeback album, “Fall, Stand, Dance,” out in July.
Scottish guitar-pop heroes Astrid return in April with their first album in almost 15 years. All it took was a transatlantic collaboration and some studio time in Los Angeles’ Laurel Canyon.
The first proper single from L.A. duo Broken Arrow — Brandi Emma and Charlie Clark — is the the regret-tinged “Promises.” File under cinematic, moody balladry.
The new single from the L.A.-based singer-guitarist is a slice of epic jangle-pop — the infectious sound you associate with Clark’s native Scotland.
Transplanted Scotsman Charlie Clark is a man with many irons in the fire — he has at least three musical projects ongoing and books the live music at Harvard & Stone — and he has named his new band for the Majestic 12, the secret group formed in 1947 by President Harry S. Truman to […]
So who’s the hero and who’s the bad guy? It doesn’t matter when it’s this entertaining to watch Charlie Clark and Brandi Emma running around in an old western-themed video for “Don’t Let Me Down.” The track is off Clark’s excellent “Feel Something” EP, and this is the third in a series of five video […]
Here’s your Saturday: ‣ Bay Area quartet Bells Atlas brings their soulful Afrobeat to the Bootleg Bar, supported by Fell Runner and Duckwrth. That’s Bells Atlas’ video for “Loving You Down,” above. ‣ Miracle Days celebrate the release of their debut album “Something for the Weight” with a show at the Satellite that also features […]
Here’s your fare for Tuesday: ‣ Scottish rockers the Fratellis, back with their first album in five years, “We Need Medicine,” play a sold-out show at the Fonda Theatre, supported by the Ceremonies and Conway. A throat infection forced cancellation of the trio’s show Saturday in Seattle, but as of now, everything is a go […]
