BEL’s “Forget Everything” is an indie-rocker tinged with regret for having taken a relationaship out of the friend zone. Made with Jackson Phillips (Day Wave), it’s the singer-songwriter’s fourth single of 2023, arriving as she embarks on a tour supporting Gatlin that brings her to the Echo on Oct. 15.
Echo Park Rising returns Saturday, and here are the preliminary set times.
Thanks to her 2022 EP and the singles that have followed, Colorado native Devon Again has been rising in pop circles. Her latest release, “Deep,” is “not that deep,” she sings … or is it?
Long-distance collaborators Travis Trevisan and Christina Hernandez will release “Here We Lie,” their debut album as Slow Salvation, on Aug. 25. File under: dream-pop splendor (and mastered by Simon Scott of Slowdive).
Chris Farren’s new album “Doom Singer” is full of hooks and humor; the videos for “First Place” and “Bluish” are good points of entry as the L.A.-based singer-songwriter tours across the U.S. en route to a Monday show at El Cid.
Echo Park Rising returned Saturday for the first time since 2019, and from the stages of the Echo and Echoplex to the pop-up shows all over the neighborhood, the streets were alive with the sound of music.
In advance of Friday’s appearance at Substance 2022, the Jesus and Mary Chain’s Jim Reid talks about COVID, his long-running battle with stage fright, being a latecomer to jazz, getting along with his brother and what the future might hold. In the works: a book, a documentary and a new album.
Win tickets to see Dengue Fever, performing in support of their new album “Ting Mong,” on Wednesday, Sept 27, at the Lodge Room.
Music from Janelane, Geographer, Nic Hessler, JESSA, Hooveriii, Pluto Saffron, Wait. Think. Fast. (feat. Ceci Bastida), Ilsey, Rigby, Cayucas, Katelyn Tarver, SPELLES, Ciao Howdy, Cold War Kids, Coma Girls and more on Buzz Bands LA’s latest mix.
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BEL’s “Forget Everything” is an indie-rocker tinged with regret for having taken a relationaship out of the friend zone. Made with Jackson Phillips (Day Wave), it’s the singer-songwriter’s fourth single of 2023, arriving as she embarks on a tour supporting Gatlin that brings her to the Echo on Oct. 15.
Thanks to her 2022 EP and the singles that have followed, Colorado native Devon Again has been rising in pop circles. Her latest release, “Deep,” is “not that deep,” she sings … or is it?
Tunes from Polyglam, Escape Artist Lovers, SPELLES, Go Betty Go, Deap Vally, Towa Bird, Allah-Las, PAPA, Chris Farren, Mitch Rowland, BEL, Omar Velasco, All Things Blue and more on tonight’s local music hour on 88.5 FM.
New indie-pop trio Polyglam — Allie Stamler, Rachel White and John Sinclair — have released but two singles, including “Town” (out today). They play with your heart … and equilibrium.
Working around guitarist Betty Cisneros’ treatments for cancer, pop-punk quartet Go Betty Go have finished their first full-length since 2005. The typically adrenaline-charged “Keep Up” is the first single.
Win tickets to see Dengue Fever, performing in support of their new album “Ting Mong,” on Wednesday, Sept 27, at the Lodge Room.
First known for her guitar heroics on social media, Towa Bird will release her debut album, “American Hero,” next year. Three singles in, there’s a lot to like about the 24-year-old who describes her sound as “if ’70s classic rock and ’90s Britpop had a baby, and the baby was queer, Asian and a woman.”
Chris Farren’s new album “Doom Singer” is full of hooks and humor; the videos for “First Place” and “Bluish” are good points of entry as the L.A.-based singer-songwriter tours across the U.S. en route to a Monday show at El Cid.
L.A. duo Deap Valley, who riffed, roared, pummeled and punned their way into the annals of femme-rock over four albums in over a decade, are calling it quits — but not before releasing a re-recorded version of 2013’s “Sistrionix” and playing a farewell tour.
Music from Janelane, Geographer, Nic Hessler, JESSA, Hooveriii, Pluto Saffron, Wait. Think. Fast. (feat. Ceci Bastida), Ilsey, Rigby, Cayucas, Katelyn Tarver, SPELLES, Ciao Howdy, Cold War Kids, Coma Girls and more on Buzz Bands LA’s latest mix.
