He owes a lot to record stores: In the Buzz Bands LA interview, singer-songwriter Dylan Gardner talks about the trips and the trippiness that led him to his new project, Communicant. The band’s debut album is coming in 2020.
In the Buzz Bands LA interview, Nina Ljeti and Jacob Loeb of Kills Birds talk about how their rock band got ready to fly. Their debut album comes out Sept. 20.
Ready for some sci-fi EDM? “Who Calls at Night” is the latest single from NIGHTCALLERS, the previously mysterious musicians whose debut album of that title comes out Friday. We unmask the duo so we know who’s in control of this spaceship.
Will Fox sings about crossroads — physical, emotional and professional — on his debut album “Which Way” (which premieres here and is out Friday). It’s a poignant spiritual travelogue for a songwriter whose life has been a geographical one.
Orange County rockers Kiev haven’t released any music since 2013, but buoyed by recent tour gigs with Foals they might have some soon. In the Buzz Bands LA interview, they talk about the hiatus, needing “space from everything” and keeping the music alive.
Singer-songwriter Ross Flournoy’s first Apex Manor album in eight years, “Heartbreak City,” is out May 31. In the Buzz Bands LA interview, he talks about getting scared sober, the merits of pimento cheese, his favorite CNN show and cutting loose with producer Rob Barbato.
Talk Time’s debut EP ‘Year of Self’ is a warm breeze in the face of troubled winds — and, as the new video for the title track suggests, a reminder to mind your own pace. As they prep for tonight’s EP release show at the Bootleg Theater, frontman Edson Choi talks about their plucky beginnings and the direction they’re heading.
Singer-songwriter, drummer and new dad Darren Weiss unveils the first single from his new venture Monastereo. With PAPA in his rear-view mirror, he boogaloos into the future crooning from behind the kit.
The three sides of Criminal Hygiene — pizza, beer and music — reach their pinnacle this week when the erstwhile L.A. rockers release their album, “Run It Again.” In one big way, it’s brought to you by Purgatory.
FIDLAR’s third album, “Almost Free” (out Friday), finds the L.A. quartet edging away from the skate-punk of their early days. “Basically,” frontman Zac Carper says, “we got bored.”
