Bronson, a graduate of Bradley University, is a former sports writer and editor and graphic designer who worked in the newspaper business for 35 years.
Moreno Valley-bred rapper Asha Imuno will release his new album “Good News” in October via the 4AD-affiliated imprint b4. The first two singles, “Caviar” and “Big Words,” reveal a winning charisma and addictive flow.
New L.A. duo Peel — Sean Cimino and Isom Innis — have unveiled their first single “Rom-Com,” a clamorous trip back to the earliest days of post-punk. Peel’s debut EP is out Oct. 16.
Music from Irontom, Sam Morrow, Westerner, Osees, Oddnesse, Wallows, Elvis Perkins, SkofeeMatt Costa, Dan Croll, Finneas, Deep Sea Diver and more on tonight’s L.A. Buzz Bands Show on 88.5 FM.
Watch Mia Doi Todd; stream Richard Thompson, Delta Spirit, Gladys Knight, Patti LaBelle, Brandi Carlile, St. Vincent, Cibo Matto, James Supercave and more.
Buzz Bands LA’s weekend playlist features new music from Matt Costa, Rhye, Burning Pools, EasyFriend, Oddnesse, Wallows, Hey King!, Sumeau, Torii Wolf, Cobra Man, Gary V and more.
Watch Arcade Fire, San Cisco; stream Hamilton Leithauser, Big Black Delta, Ariel Beesley, Band of Horses, Polartropica and more
Grand Master, the solo project of Derek M. Walker, debuts with “I Am Living,” the gritty, neo-psychedelic title track from his debut album (out Sept. 25). Perfect for a road trip with Black Rebel Motorcycle Club.
“2:22” is the new single from transatlantic indie-pop septet The Luxembourg Signal, who will release their third album, “The Long Now,” in October.
L.A.-based South African artist Garrett van der Spek has dispensed with the stage name Prism Tats. Now going by Gary V, he dives heavily into existential matters on his psychedelic new single “Eternal Returns (Déjà Vu).”
Burning Pools, the new trio of Ginger and Kristopher Pooley (each of whom spent time in the Smashing Pumpkins) and Max Bernstein, have arrived with a bang. In fact, make that “Bang Bang,” the title of their heavy-hitting debut single.
