Post-punk quartet Molly Horses debut today with the jagged, blistering single “Beatty,” a diatribe about small-town malaise, with frontman Happy James speak-singing acidly about getting a job at the Dairy Queen.
Indio Downey will release “Cigarettes in Bed,” his first solo EP, in January. His latest single “Dume” references the point in Malibu, but it’s more about addiction — the doom of “self-destruction.”
Indio Downey will release “Cigarettes in Bed,” his first solo EP, in January. His latest single “Dume” references the point in Malibu, but it’s more about addiction — the doom of “self-destruction.”
“Brutal Joy,” the new EP from Lapel (aka songwriter Debbie Neigher), is an alluring collection of intimate, ’80s-tinged pop. It’s easy to get lost in the opening track “I Lose Myself.”
Yungatita, whose debut album comes out in January, packs a lot of emotion into their angsty, ’90s-styled rock. The latest single, “Whiplash,” is just that.
Halo Kitsch vents on a relationship turned traumatic in her new single, “I Was a Virgin (On Drugs).” She plays a showcase next week.
Halo Kitsch vents on a relationship turned traumatic in her new single, “I Was a Virgin (On Drugs).” She plays a showcase next week.
Rah Rah Rabbit is the vehicle for the continuing songwriting adventures of Laura Anne Lacy. Now fronting an ace six-piece band, they have their boots planted in the soil of cosmic country and Americana.
L.A. quartet’s Gale Forces have released their sophomore album, “Highlights of Existence,” a hard-hitter for fans of heavy alternative rock that lives on the edges of punk.
Ty Segall’s 15th full-length, “Three Bells,” comes out in January. Give that man a banana … or, as you’ll see in the video for “My Room,” don’t.
Ty Segall’s 15th full-length, “Three Bells,” comes out in January. Give that man a banana … or, as you’ll see in the video for “My Room,” don’t.
“Concernless,” the second EP from Dove Armitage, is out this week. The project of veteran bassist Quincy Larsen, the six-track release invites the listener into a world of dark, moody, glitchy and ultimately compelling electro-pop.
Heavy music meets heavy metaphors in Dolly Dagger’s “Sick,” a single from the artist’s debut EP, out this week. Dagger celebrates the release with a show Friday night at the Paramount.
