Watch: New videos from Miya Folick, Starcrawler and the Garden
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For your Friday viewing, new visuals from Miya Folick, Starcrawler and the Garden, all of whom have bigger releases (and L.A. shows) on the horizon.
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.

For your Friday viewing, new visuals from Miya Folick, Starcrawler and the Garden, all of whom have bigger releases (and L.A. shows) on the horizon.
Gold Star unveils the new single “Cherry Red,” a propulsive Americana-meets-New Order jam that introduces his forthcoming fourth album, “Headlights U.S.A. (Pts. I & II).” Gold Star plays Zebulon on Aug. 4 and Pappy & Harriet’s on Aug. 6.
Local Natives are back with two new songs, “Desert Sow” and “Hourglass.” They have an August date at L.A.’s YouTube Theater.
Music from the Tracks, Gold Star, NO WIN, Blondshell, PJ Western, Surf Curse, Finneas, Liv Slingerland, Zella Day, Westerner, Hazel English, Ian Sweet and more on tonight’s local music hour on 88.5 FM.
“I Had a Dream That You Died” is the first single from the fifth Field Medic album, “Grow Your Hair Long If You’re Wanting to See Something That You Can Change,” out Oct. 14. See him in November at the Moroccan Lounge.
Blondshell, the indie-rock project of songwriter Sabrina Teitelbaum, swings from tender to tough on her first two singles, “Olympus” and “Kiss City.” She plays Friday night at the Echo.
After a decade away, experimental electronic duo GANGI return with new recordings from their “digital dust.” The three-song EP, “As Fake Estates,” will be out Aug. 5. It also introduces their new moniker, Fake Estates, which they will use for future releases.
Mixing things up for today’s singles roundup as the releases are cming fast and furious: Hear new songs from Petey, St. Panther, No Win, Liv Slingerland and De Lux — and be surprised by at least one of them.
Inspired by the silent movie era, the video for Skullcrusher’s “Whatever Fits Together” hauntingly suggests there are “monsters in the shadows.” It’s the first single from Skullcrusher’s debut album, “Quiet the Room,” out in October via Secretly Canadian.
Welcome to “East Los Angeles noir.” The Tracks unveil director Dylan Dixon’s dark video for the song “Your Bike” — and announce that their sophomore album, “Paredón Blanco,” will be out July 29. The Boyle Heights rockers celebrate that night with a show at La Zona Rosa.