“Concernless,” the second EP from Dove Armitage, is out this week. The project of veteran bassist Quincy Larsen, the six-track release invites the listener into a world of dark, moody, glitchy and ultimately compelling electro-pop.
Some new, tasty songs from Ruth Radelet, Steven van Betten, Eliza McLamb and Escape Artist Lovers, all of whom have upcoming shows. Dig in.
Brother duo Dream, Ivory team up with Jay Som on the new single “Milk,” a pop-shoegaze track with a big, loping bass line and bedroom pop allure.
On their debut EP, Tomorrow’s Tigers take cues from New Wave music and cinema from that era — witness the lead single “Odeon,” an homage to theater chain Cineplex Odeon.
Singles roundup: Check out the latest from Mini Trees, the Rare Occasions, Livingmore, Ian Sweet and Dusty Durston.
The debut album from Black Polish — the project of 18-year-old Jayden Nicole Binnix — will be released next year. Shadowy and alluring, “Graves” is the new single from the record, titled “Forest (Monsters Live in the Trees).” Black Polish plays the Bellwether on Oct. 27.
Ariel Beesley, continuing her New Wave/pop-punk musical flex under the name Tender Misfit, has released two original singles this year. She plays tonight at Good Times at Davey Wayne’s and on Nov. 15 at Hotel Ziggy.
More gritty than grisly, the riffy “Werewolf Girl!” is the latest single from L.A. trio Lone Kodiak, who sound invigorated after embracing a more expansive, grandiose sound.
Singles roundup: Check out new songs from Rett Madison, Matt Costa, Katelyn Tarver, Wax Owls and Joy Weather.
New L.A. duo Trophy Wives debut with “Cowboy Mama,” a mix of tropical pop and spaghetti Western music, and all we can say is: yee-haw.
