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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.
Bot-pop? “I’ll Go Rhythm,” the collaborative new single from indie duo Finkel and songwriter-producer LMNOP, looks warily at the future.
Bot-pop? “I’ll Go Rhythm,” the collaborative new single from indie duo Finkel and songwriter-producer LMNOP, looks warily at the future.
With a full-length and the new single, “The Tantrum,” under their belt, Long Beach quartet Kilo Bravo display a fresh, energetic take on Americana-rock. They platy tonight at the Wayfarer and Friday at the Hotel Café.
Catch up with two new songs of self-redemption, from social expectations and internal anxieties, from singer-songwriter Emily James. Her sixth EP, “Grey,” releases June 23 via Nettwerk Music Group.
Billy Tibbals lands on solid ground after a three-month national tour opening for Mac Saturn. Check out three shiny nuggets of glam from his upcoming debut EP, “Stay Teenage,” releasing April 21.
Billy Tibbals lands on solid ground after a three-month national tour opening for Mac Saturn. Check out three shiny nuggets of glam from his upcoming debut EP, “Stay Teenage,” releasing April 21.
Holly Blair is back with “Make It on My Own,” a contemplative track that finds a place of steely resolve. Blair’s EP is coming out this summer.
Crocodiles’ eighth album, “Upside Down in Heaven,” is out April 7 via Lolipop Records. In the first single, they’re talkin’ ’bout “Degeneration.”
Double Wish unveil their latest dose of what they call “dark sunshine-pop” — the duo’s debut EP, “Light Split Sparkle,” is out March 10.
Double Wish unveil their latest dose of what they call “dark sunshine-pop” — the duo’s debut EP, “Light Split Sparkle,” is out March 10.
With an appearance at SXSW in her sights, 20-year-old L.A. native Devon Thompson unveils the new rocker, “Soft Like Water.” Mushy it isn’t.
Since signing to Epitaph Records in June, Chad Tepper has hit the ground running, releasing four singles of hard and sometimes humorous pop-punk.
