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.
The 1975 have released the latest single from their forthcoming album “Notes on a Conditional Form,” which has now been moved to a May release. The song, “Jesus Christ 2005 God Bless America,” features vocals from Phoebe Bridgers.
When you hear SoCal trio Brainstory and see them live, you’ll know what they mean when they say “Get buck.” To them, “Buck” is not just an album title, it’s a state of mind — some of which they share in today’s edition of QUARANTUNES.
Geographer’s new album, originally planned for a May release, has been delayed. But songwriter Mike Deni’s deeply evocative new single, penned for a TV show, is out Friday. It comes from “wanting to let out the light that is inside me (and all of us),” he says.
Dive into the past with Guided by Voices. Plus, live streams from Good Charlotte, Ryan Tedder, Kevin Morby/Waxahatchee, Soccer Mommy, Bob Moses and more.
L.A. power trio the Absurd return with the new single “Whiskey & Razorwire (Get Over It),” a song that directs their sonic fury — usually reserved for socio-political issues — toward the bitter aftertaste of a relationship.
Deep Sea Diver’s powerful new single “Stop Pretending” was made at home over two days as part of the Seattle band’s “Stay at Home” collaboration series.
Cheekface checks in on the today’s edition of Buzz Bands LA’s QUARANTUNES, sharing songs about the end of the world and how you can watch “Wheel of Fortune” as it all goes down.
We interrupt our daily notes for a little laughter. Plus, check out streams with EMAN8, Alex Ebert, Moaning, HUNNY and more vai your favorite electronic device.
Jacob Sandler (“Ad Astra”) stars as a young Mikel Jollett in the video for the Airborne Toxic Event’s “Come on Out.” The narrative is culled from a chapter in the TATE frontman’s memoir, which comes out the same week as the band’s new album “Hollywood Park.”
A diverse cast of Angelenos join punk quartet the Tissues in their video for “My Body My Mind,” a celebration of inclusiveness.
