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.
Drawing from shoegaze, grunge and noise-pop, O.C.-bred trio Julie wield dissonance, a healthy disregard for song structure and just-opaque-enough lyrics in their formidable art-rock. Hold on to the guardrails, if there are any.
Ahead of Saturday’s appearance at This Ain’t No Picnic and the September release of the deluxe version of their album, “Mercurial World,” Magdalena Bay unveil the new original, “All You Do.”
With their fourth album, “Do You Need a Release?,” a month away from its release, L.A. duo De Lux shares a skate video for their eight-minute jam, “They Call This Love.” Flip over it.
Singles roundup: Catching up with the latest from Amindi, Blondshell and Paper Pools.
The groove inspires the moves, which convey the attitude on “I’m Tight,” the irrepressible new single from funky falsettist Louis Cole. His new album, “Quality Over Opinion,” is out in October via Brainfeeder. Set your body in motion with the video.
Foreign Air’s sophomore album, “Hello Sunshine,” arrives Sept. 9. The duo headlines the Moroccan Lounge on Sept. 16.
Music from Career Woman, the Rocky Valentines, Jesse Jo Stark, Stolen Nova, the Paranoyds, Hunx & His Punx, Westerner, Wes Chiller & Pink Skies, Fatal Jamz, Skullcrusher, Cayucas and more on Buzz Bands LA’s latest mix.
Here are your set times for Echo Farce Rising — three days of free shows at the Echo and Echoplex.
Rounding up some Friday arrivals, in the way of new singles from Cayucas, the Paranoyds and Paper Idol.
Surf music meets psych-pop: Wes Chiller and Pink Skies team up on “All Summer Long,” an ode to the beach life that’s cooler than an onshore breeze. In Samuel Freeman’s video, special friends gets a taste of it.
