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.
“Good Music to Ensure Safe Abortion Access to All,” a 49-track benefit album, is available today only on Bandcamp. Cat Power, Sleater-Kinney, Death Cab for Cutie, Fleet Foxes, Grouplove, Mac DeMarco, Pearl Jam, the Regrettes, R.E.M., Soccer Mommy, Tegan and Sara, Thao, Ty Segall, Wet Leg, Silversun Pickups and Kills Birds are among the contributors.
Win tickets to see Toro y Moi on Oct. 29 at the Greek Theatre.
Songs from Surf Curse, Grand Canyon, Skullcrusher, Gold Star, A.O. Gerber, Winter, Blond in Car, Ashe, Zzzahara, Saint Christopher, Cuffed Up, the Drives and Taleen Kali — plus a special flashback track — on this week’s local music hour on 88.5 FM.
Singer-songwriter Jazzie Young offers a paean to Los Angeles on “California,” a single from her new EP, “27 Club.” The 1970s-styled video — the latest in her striking series of visuals — captures the love affair in road trip-worthy fashion.
Following up last year’s EP, “This Might Take a While,” L.A. trio the Drives return with a new slice of heart-on-sleeve indie-rock, “Not That Bad.”
Experimental duo Ivory Fields — Alejandro Cohen of Dublab and Mahadev (ex-GANGI) will release their debut album on Oct. 28
Hear songs from SWIMM, Jesse Jo Stark, Atta Boy, Capital Cities, Windser, French Mouth, Brother Swan, Allie Crow Buckley, Weyes Blood, Pr0files, the Album Leaf, Brenda Carsey, Scott Goldbaum, the Brevet, Isaac Watters, Alex Lilly the Rare Occasions and more on Buzz Bands LA’s latest (jumbo) playlist.
See Bonobo live at the Greek Theatre on Saturday, Oct. 22.
Here’s a roundup of catchy things that caught our ears, as catchy things sometimes do: New singles from Fitz & the Tantrums, Capital Cities and the Rare Occasions.
Singer-songwriter Gunnar Gehl — now going by just GUNNAR — moves on from the pop aesthetic of his teen years and unveils the new single “Cinnamon,” a bluesy rocker.
