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.
Songs from Jordi, Archer Oh, the Pretty Flowers, Diners, Chris Pierce, Dani Mack, Broken Baby, Bebopalula, Elle Belle, Windser, Sad Park and more on tonight’s local music hour on 88.5 FM. Plus, “Fireworks.”
“Gone Are the Days” is the first single from Elle Belle’s fourth album, “How Do I Feel?” (out Sept. 1), co-produced by Rilo Kiley’s Pierre de Reeder and being released on his label, Little Record Company.
Three buoyant singles in today’s roundup: Sample the latest from Diners, Yoke Lore and Poolside.
Power-pop sophisticates Bebopalula return with the first single since their 2020 album. The harmonies alone on “Grey Won’t Rain” might just part the clouds.
Flat Worms’ third full-length “Witness Marks” will be out in September. The garage-punk trio lands some well-place body blows with the new single “Time Warp in Exile.”
Jordi’s debut album, “Sorry I’m Late,” will be out in August via Dangerbird Records. As with her previous singles, the Monrovia native channels alt-rock greats of the ’90s on her dizzying new single, “Odd Day.”
Fast Money Music, the new project from Nick Hinman (of L.A.’s Palm Springsteen), have released their debut EP, “Strange Moments.” Finding himself in London when COVID-19 hit, Hinman settled there and started a new project.
Desert Mambas, the solo project of Foxx Bodies guitarist Bailey Moses, this week release their debut EP, “… But It’s a Dry Heart.” In four quick songs clocking in at under 10 minutes, Moses says a lot about gender and identity. Start with “In the Middle.”
Local Natives share “Paradise,” the album closer on their fifth full-length, “Time Will Wait for No One,” out July 7.
A woman’s saga plays out in the desert in the video for Sarah Ault’s “No Man’s Land,” the title track of her new EP, which features Dave Grohl on drums.
