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.
Music from from Liily, Shana Cleveland, Butch Bastard, Allie Crow Buckley, Dusty Durston, King Tuff, Sun Room, Death Valley Girls, Ward, Cary Brothers, Frankie Rose, Hoogenboom, Gracie Abrams and more on Buzz Bands LA’s latest playlist.
Songs from M.A.G.S., Ryan Ritual (of Mating Ritual), Rose’s Pawn Shop, Death Valley Girls, King Tuff, Dan Croll, Gracie Abrams, Sun Room, Brenda Carsey, Strawberry Fuzz, Hoogenboom and more on tonight’s local music hour on 88.5 FM.
Gracie Abrams’ debut album, “Good Riddance,” arrives on Feb. 24, and the singer-songwriter headlines the Fonda Theatre on two nights in late March.
Touching base with some singles released this past week — hear the latest from King Tuff, Death Valley Girls, Hoogenboom and Sunny War.
The song “Greatest Hits” introduces Allie Crow Buckley’s sophomore album, “Utopian Fantasy,” out in May. The video is a wild ride through the forest — almost an out-of-body experience.
Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness introduces his new album “Tilt at the Wind No More” (out in March) with the nostalgic single, “Lying on the Hood of Your Car.”
“Faces in the Firelight” is the introductory single to “Manzanita,” the third full-length from Shana Cleveland (of La Luz). The album is out in March via Hardly Art.
Indie-folk artist Pop Cautious returns with his first release since 2020 — “Love Like a Fool,” with the singer’s wraparound croon, proves quite the heart-warmer.
Sunny, scratchy, surfy — the sound of Southern California quartet Sun Room puts a fresh face on ’60s garage-rock. Today, they released the new single, “Cadillac,” and on Feb. 4 they headline the Observatory.
Volume up: Here’s a roundup of new rock singles, from Widows Gold, Motive Black and Taleen Kali.
