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Rainstorm Brother — singer-songwriter John Isaac Watters and keyboardist-producer Tyler Chester — release their first EP in October. It’s folk music writ for the big screen, one that shows art-house films.
Mystic Braves’ fourth album “The Great Unknown” will be out Aug. 17, and that night they will headline the Teragram Ballroom.
Joyce Manor’s new album “Million Dollars to Kill Me” will be out in September. Off in the distance: A big headlining date at the Palladium.
With a new moniker, James Clifford announces his debut full-length album as Primaveras, “Echoes In The Well Of Being.”
Magic Bronson’s new single “Knock It Off” is a wild ride. The L.A. duo, who have a new EP on the way in the fall, are playing the Buzz Bands LA Stage at Echo Park Rising.
John Dragonetti, whom you might know as one-half of the Submarines, is reviving his Jack Drag moniker. “2018,” the first Jack Drag album in 16 years, will be out in September.
L.A. dream-pop duo Ruby Haunt unveil “Darling,” the lush, chill first single from their forthcoming second full-length, “Blue Hour.”
DOT remedies her heartache over society’s craziness with smooth, loungy escapism.
The second single from Blackpaw — the solo project of Adrian Rodriguez, co-produced by Twin Shadow — is a moody lament about a shape-shifting life in a shape-shifting city.
Mini Mansions return with their first new music since 2015, the sheathed-in-cool new single “Works Every Time.” It’s the title track of an EP arriving in September.
