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.
A young couple find a real connection in the video for “Fascination,” the new single from the New Division. The synth-pop artist, with the new album “Hidden Memories” in the works, imagined the song while struggling with the emotional detachment of being on the road.
Buzz Bands LA’s latest playlist features cover songs performed by The Bird and the Bee, POP ETC, BONES UK, ASHRR, Freedom Fry, Jenny O., Loyal Lobos, Lauren Rocket, Starcrawler, Prima Donna, Laura Jean Anderson and Shannon Lay.
Kiev unveil their first new music since their 2013 album: “Willing Eyes” is a 5 1/2-minute stunner steeped in drama. It’s the first in a series of singles the Orange County rockers will release intermittently.
In the video for Brittany Howard’s “Stay High,” Terry Crews plays a workingman singing a sweet tune. The Alabama Shakes frontwoman’s solo album “Jaime” comes out in September, and she has two dates at the Theatre at Ace Hotel in October.
Blitz Vega, the new band from Andy Rourke (The Smiths) and Kav Blaggers (Happy Mondays), has released its first single and scheduled a free L.A. show on July 24.
Also on Thursday: Will Fox, New Language, Drum & Lace, PPL MVR, Dylan LeBlanc, Tyler Ramsey & Carl Broemel, Set It Off, Glaare, Almalafa, the Brevet, Alejandro Aranda, Peach Kelli Pop, Wifisfuneral, Wand, the Fenians
Singer-songwriter Geena Fontanella unveils “Trip,” the second single from her forthcoming EP “Head Space.” It’s a bold reminder to think before you speak.
Also on Wednesday: Black Pistol Fire, Brandi Carlile, Bad Religion, Pinegrove, Livingmore, the Holycuts, New Hope Club, Mike Xavier, Alejandro Aranda, Gypsy Temple, the Foxies, All Hail the Yeti, Twiztid
Composer Sofia Hultquist — aka Drum & Lace — releases her new EP “Semi Songs” on Friday. It’s almost 30 minutes of maximum-impact minimalist classical music with a dusting of electronics.
L.A. trio RACKETS unveil “Ooh Aah,” the first single from their forthcoming album “Red Flag Days.” It’s a song with sunny disposition and a sly message.
