Over two albums and two recent singles, Izzy Outerspace’s cosmic explorations in dream-pop have only gotten more refined. She performs next week at Gold-Diggers as part of Tashaki Miyaki’s residency.
Bicoastal duo Hyderdaze, dialing in to the energy of the electroclash era, have released two singles this year. The second, “Social Suicide,” is a thought-provoking banger.
“The Way You Talk” is the Red Pears’ first single since their 2021 full-length. The El Monte trio will open for Interpol at the Greek Theatre in October.
Illuminati Hotties’ new single “Truck” — the first new song in over a year from Sarah Tudzin — really puts the “tender” in “tender-punk.”
“Soft Like a Flower” is the blistering first single from Cherry Glazerr’s new album, “I Don’t Want You Anymore,” out Sept. 29 via Secretly Canadian.
Singles roundup: Catching up with new songs from the Pretty Flowers, Buckets and Andy Frasco.
Regret poses a heavy burden — one that Arturo Medrano does his best to sing away on Archer Oh’s emotional new single, “The Loneliest Surface.”
West Coast soundscapists Film School return in August with their seven full-length (and first for Felte Records), “Field.” Get lost in the swirling shoegaze of album opener “Tape Rewind.”
Garrison Starr’s “Fireworks” is re-imagined with Joey Ryan and Kenneth Pattengale, aka the Milk Carton Kids. Recommended if you’re viewing tonight’s aerial pyrotechnics alone, or any other time, for that matter.
“Gone Are the Days” is the first single from Elle Belle’s fourth album, “How Do I Feel?” (out Sept. 1), co-produced by Rilo Kiley’s Pierre de Reeder and being released on his label, Little Record Company.
