Stream: Greatest Hits … This Week (Vol. 79)
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Songs from Paper Pilots, Shannon Lay, Freedom Fry, Spencer Ludwig, Sun Colony, Holy Wars, Lost Beach, John Carpenter and more on Buzz Bands LA’s weekly mix.
Songs from Paper Pilots, Shannon Lay, Freedom Fry, Spencer Ludwig, Sun Colony, Holy Wars, Lost Beach, John Carpenter and more on Buzz Bands LA’s weekly mix.
Jams from The Dream Syndicate, OCS, Oddnesse, Pageants, Curtis Harding, Cones, Honey Child, Avid Dancer, Facial, Derde Verde and more on Buzz Bands LA’s weekly playlist.
Jams from The Dream Syndicate, OCS, Oddnesse, Pageants, Curtis Harding, Cones, Honey Child, Avid Dancer, Facial, Derde Verde and more on Buzz Bands LA’s weekly playlist.
Curtis Harding’s new single was produced by Danger Mouse. Harding’s new album “Face Your Fear” is out in October, with a Nov. 9 date at the Echo in the offing.
Songs from Happy Hollows, Frankie and the Witch Fingers, Butch Bastard, Velvet, Ariel Pink, Cut Copy, Blond Ambition, Nomi Abadi and more on Buzz Bands LA’s weekly playlist.
“Quarrel” is the latest single from “Aromanticism,” the debut album by L.A.’s Moses Sumney, It arrives in September, and he headlines the El Rey on Oct. 21.
“Quarrel” is the latest single from “Aromanticism,” the debut album by L.A.’s Moses Sumney, It arrives in September, and he headlines the El Rey on Oct. 21.
LCD Soundsystem’s new album “American Dream” comes out Sept. 1, ahead of a massive tour that includes five sold-out nights at the Palladium
Cut Copy’s fifth album “Haiku From Zerto” arrives Sept. 22, and the Australian quartet visits L.A. to play the Shrine on Nov. 11.
Songs from of Geneva White, El Ten Eleven, Girlyboi, NONA, Dutch Party, Beachwood Coyotes, the Preatures, Northern National and more on Buzz Bands LA’s weekly playlist.
Songs from of Geneva White, El Ten Eleven, Girlyboi, NONA, Dutch Party, Beachwood Coyotes, the Preatures, Northern National and more on Buzz Bands LA’s weekly playlist.
“Girlhood,” the sophomore album from Australia’s the Preatures, arrives Friday. The band pays homage to Australia’s indigenous culture in the new video for “Yanada.”
Mt. Joy’s new video for the single “Cardinal” is a stop-motion animation created by one of the band’s fans. There’s whistling involved.