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.
Julian Ducatenzeiler (Mystic Braves) today pulls back the curtain on his solo project, Jules Duke. With his debut single, “Toast,” Duke forays into synth-driven dance music — his respite from a world seemingly gone mad. Maybe civility can be found on the dance floor?
Don’t miss Letters to Cleo on Saturday, Nov. 5 at the Roxy.
L.A. shoegazers Shaki Tavi will release their self-titled album on Friday. It stings, it soothes and ultimately it satisfies.
L.A. duo Mirrorball return with “Tinsel for a Tear,” a wistful song that reckons with changes internal and external. Made with producer Chris Coady, it’s the first single from a forthcoming EP.
King Tuff salutes his roots on “Smalltown Stardust,” the title track of his new album, releasing in January via Sub Pop.
“Can’t Find a Way” is the sound of letting go. It’s the first single from Steady Holiday’s forthcoming fourth album, “Newfound Oxygen,” out in Feburary.
Calling Cadence bring their modern take on the Laurel Canyon Sound to Harvard & Stone for a show on Thursday, Nov. 3.
New sounds from Low Hum, Pioneer 11 (in collaboration with Darkside’s Dave Harrington) and Cuffed Up to kick off the week …
Music from Bleached, Madame Gandhi, Holly Blair, Local Natives, Runnner, Weyes Blood, Pearl Derringer, FIDLAR, Sunny War, Jazzie Young, Drugdealer, Andrew McMahon, Night Shop, Sonja Midtune and more in Buzz Bands LA’s latest playlist.
The L.A. Buzz Bands Show takes flight at 10 tonight, featuring music from Giant Killer Bats, Sunny War, Blondshell, the Steens, Loyal Lobos, Holly Blair, Bleached, FIDLAR, Surf Curse and more.
