Newly relocated to Los Angeles from Florida, psych-pop duo LANNDS find an exhilarating mix on the new singles from their album “Music for the Future,” out March 3 on Run for Cover Records. They perform at the Echo with labelmates Runnner on April 7.
L.A. duo Great Northern return from with four new songs — brooding and dark, but danceable. With a festival date in May, they have more music on the way later this year.
Lavender Diamond adds another beacon of hope to its catalog — “Real Life I Love You” features backing vocals from My Morning Jacket’s Jim James and was produced by Nigel Harrison. Lavender Diamond plays the Barnsdall Gallery Theatre on Saturday backed by a 10-piece orchestra.
M.A.G.S. muscles up on his new rocker, “Elephant,” his first release for Smartpunk Records. He headlines the Echo on Feb. 11.
Singles roundup: For your careful consideration, here are new songs from forthcoming albums by Butch Bastard, Frankie Rose and Runnner.
Husband-wife duo The Know turn their cinematic dream-pop toward romance on their new single, “Me,” the latest from their forthcoming second EP. Let the sparks fly.
Is success selling out? Cheekface wrestles with the question on their new single, “The Fringe.”
Datamaps, the latest project from veteran L.A. indie-rocker Paul Larson, have released their first proper single, “Bury You.” It packs both a melodic and emotional punch.
Singles roundup: Check out new rockers from Ariel View, Dreamers & Irontom, Aloud and Beach Bums.
Singer-songwriter and guitarist Jess Kallen, who’s been a side player for Alex Lahey and Rosie Tucker, among others, has released two singles from a full-length that’s in the works for New Professor Music. They’re sharp, like “The Knife.”
