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 Singles’ fifth album, “Incantations” (out Dec. 2), will be their last. Founding member Vincent Frederick, who recorded it with producer Taylor Locke as virtually a solo project, is moving on — though his well of retro power-pop songs is far from dry.
Tickets go on sale Friday for the Rolling Loud festival, going off March 3-5 in Inglewood and headlined by Travis Scott, Future, Playboi Carti and Lil Wayne.
The Arcs return in January with their sophomore album, “Electrophonic Chronic,” much of which was conceived before the 2018 death of band member Richard Swift. There could hardly be a more poignant tribute to Swift than “Heaven Is a Place.”
Jenny O. will release her fifth album, “Spectra,” in February. Four singles in — including “There Is a Club” and “Solitary Girl,” released today — it promises to be her most fanciful yet.
L.A. duo Sneakpeek tap into the euphoria of underground disco on “Dreams That You Discarded,” their first release in nine years.
Death Valley Girls’ lightning-strike of a new single, “What Are the Odds,” suggests that this whole thing we call life might just be a simulation. The band’s new album, “Islands in the Sky,” is out in February via Suicide Squeeze.
Video trifecta, in which we catch up with recent videos from Echosmith, Polartropica and Half•Alive.
Music from Jake Hays, Cosmo Gold, Jacklen Ro, Arms Akimbo, the White Buffalo, Pioneer 11, Jules Duke, Night Shop, Able Machines, Aloud, Pearl & the Oysters and more on tonight’s local music hour on 88.5 FM.
Arms Akimbo’s debut album, “East LA ETC.,” is out today — along with the video for the episodic collection’s big finish, “Holding On (Finale).”
Win tickets to see Echosmith on Thursday, Nov. 17, at the El Rey Theatre.
