Feels is a household name on the Eastside show circuit, because they deliver that good loud rocking everybody needs sometimes. Their debut album, produced by Ty Segall, comes out Feb. 26 on Castleface Records.
Bleached emerge from the wreckage of heartbreak, eviction, and dirty laundry in the first, pop-punk single from their upcoming album, “Welcome The Worms.”
In advance of the GIRLSCHOOL festival at the Bootleg this month, the Bulls share a new song about a young woman chasing the glam life. And it just so happens singer Anna Bulbrook had David Bowie in mind when she sang it.
London garage-pop band Yuck will release its third album, “Stranger Things,” at the end of February. Here is a song about whether it’s worthwhile to be in a relationship or if it’s better to just screw it.
Brooklyn sisters Prince Rama fuse new age with extreme sports on their new album “Xtreme Now.” High-energy music from time-traveling space babes who pretty much exist in their own “Blade Runner.”
Animal Collective pairs surrealist lyrics with technicolor sex in the video for “FloriDada,” off their forthcoming album “Painting With.”
Why are we drawn to stories of true crime? Are we all a bit depraved perhaps? Pondering this, L.A. songwriter Matt Kivel wrote a song inspired by a murder documentary. His new album “Janus” is out Feb. 5.
This new storm of a song by Savages is an in-your-face call to action. It’s heavy, dark, and brutal, but delivers a wise old message: ‘Love is the answer.’ The new Savages album drops Jan. 22 through Matador Records.
Don’t call him Hunx anymore, the former punk has glammed up his look, thinned out his mustache, bought a rubber suit and reinvented himself as … himself, Seth Bogart. His new album is out Feb 19.
Kyle Fields sing-raps his way to monster in the California mellow video for “Fat Chance,” off his latest album, “Explains,” released in May by Woodsist.
