Morrissey’s spirited set of hits capped a Saturday that proved diverse, idyllic and (almost) meatless at Tropicália Festival. Kali Uchis, the Garden, Toro Y Moi and Frankie Cosmos were among the other highlights.
Sharon Van Etten releases her first album in five years, “Remind Me Tomorrow,” on Jan. 18. Her North American tour in support of the album winds up in Los Angeles on March 1.
Singer-songwriter Rose Shawhan and producer Raymond Richards brew a moody mix of tunes about twisted love, their new EP, “Double Life,” out next Friday.
What’s on your wall? Jilian Medford gives you a look at what’s on hers in her new single as Ian Sweet, “Holographic Jesus.” Her new album “Crush Crusher” is out Oct. 26, and before that she has a date at the Lodge Room.
The lead song off Yoke Lore’s new EP “Absolutes,” “Fake You” is about the struggle of reconciling reality with perceptions. Yoke Lore plays the Moroccan Lounge on Thursday.
Lila Rose’s new video for her new single as ANIIML, “Slay!,” has gotten flagged on some social media sites. It shows a lot of skin, but that’s her artistic canvas, she asserts.
Songwriter Zach Hurd likes it when you can dance the heartache away — hence, Bay Ledges’ new single “Wherever You Sleep.” The L.A. band plays the Moroccan Lounge next week.
Jordan Brooks and Colin Killalea, whose musical exploits include playing in Albert Hammond Jr.’s backing band, are Ex-poets. Their album of dreamy synth-pop is out Sept. 28.
Smoke Season serve up a plate of “Hot Damn” sexy in their latest single. They will perform at Tarfest on Sept. 22.
Actress Niamh Hannigan stars in director Logan Rice’s impressionistic video for the Tennis System song “Coming Down.”
