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Deftones’ new album “Ohms,” their ninth, comes out Sept. 25.
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.
Deftones’ new album “Ohms,” their ninth, comes out Sept. 25.
Dan Croll’s move from the U.K. to L.A. inspires his poignant new album “Grand Plan.” On the eve of its release, the songwriter talks about cabin fever, Reddit rabbit holes and his “Guide to L.A.” in today’s edition of QUARANTUNES.
Sidelined by the pandemic, Echo Park Rising will morph into a one-day online festival on Saturday, Sept. 26.
Magic Bronson pen their ultimate love letter to their home town of L.A. with “ITILYN” (I Think I Love You Now). Their new album “Sweat” is on the way.
Enjoy two online sessions with Courtney Marie Andrews; catch a reading of “The Odyssey” (for real); and stream Lucinda Williams, Vex Ruffin, Atlas Genius and more.
Grandma Goom is the star of the Gooms’ new video for “Ska Ska Blah Blah” — the title might be nonsense, but she certainly isn’t. The L.A. quartet’s debut album, “Laugh.,” comes out Sept. 4.
Open Mike Eagle’s new album “Anime, Trauma and Divorce,” his first since 2017, will be out in October.
Saint Motel announced the September arrival of “The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack: Part 2” with the sleek and slickly choreographed video for “Preach,” complete with LA Roller Girls in stylish PPE.
L.A.-via-Bay Area quartet Spooky Mansion sends up “Unsolved Mysteries” in the video for the title track of their forthcoming album, “The Curse.” In fact, the narrative goes, Spooky Mansion have gone missing.
Today, check out interviews with Bright Eyes and Bad Religion; also stream Jungle Fire, Cursive, Pedro the Lion, RAC and more.