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.
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.
With the single “Return of the Mystic” and the strange video for “Boy Pressure,” L.A. pop eccentrics Figs Vision have returned from a two-year hiatus. A new EP, “Choo Choo,” is out Aug. 15.
Also on Tuesday: Red Wanting Blue, KidEyes, Proper Junkies, Bleached, L. Marie Cook, Mark Diamond, New Hope Club, Bad Joy
You know those times when somebody makes you feel almost impossibly high on life? That’s Andrew Rinehart’s new single, “Rose Gold.” In the video for the song, he and Paige Elkington share some celebratory at Salvation Mountain.
In advance of their appearance this weekend at the Pitchfork Festival in Chicago, Haim have scheduled a hometown show on Wednesday. Tickets for the Teragram Ballroom concert go on sale Tuesday.
Also on Monday: Object As Subject, Polartropica, Ian Sweet, the Jazz Butchers, Turtles on Speed, David Garza, Angie McMahon, North by North, Emael
Bon Iver’s fourth album, “i, i,” will be out in late August, and Justin Vernon and gang arrives in L.A. for a date at the Forum on Sept. 15.
L.A. trio Midnight Divide sounds as stadium-ready as ever on “Who Do You Think You Are?,” the first single from their third EP, arriving this fall.
