Long-distance collaborators Travis Trevisan and Christina Hernandez will release “Here We Lie,” their debut album as Slow Salvation, on Aug. 25. File under: dream-pop splendor (and mastered by Simon Scott of Slowdive).
Fast Money Music, the new project from Nick Hinman (of L.A.’s Palm Springsteen), have released their debut EP, “Strange Moments.” Finding himself in London when COVID-19 hit, Hinman settled there and started a new project.
Charm School is the new project from musical free spirit Andrew Sellers, aka Andrew Rinehart. The quartet introduced its debut EP, “Finite Jest” (out in July), with a blast of early post-punk, “Simulacra.”
Grouplove’s sixth album, “I Want It All Right Now,” arrives in July. The band will be back in L.A. this fall as part of P!NK’s tour.
Blur’s new single “The Narcissist” introduces the quartet’s ninth album, “The Ballad of Darren,” which comes out July 21.
Crocodiles’ eighth album, “Upside Down in Heaven,” is out April 7 via Lolipop Records. In the first single, they’re talkin’ ’bout “Degeneration.”
Matthew Logan Vasquez (of Delta Spirit) returns with his fourth solo album, “As All Get Out,” on April 7. He plays the Wayfarer and the Moroccan Lounge the week of its release.
“Hurricane’s Coming” is the first single from British punk-funk-soul outfit the Heavy’s forthcoming sixth album, “Amen.” They visit the Troubadour in May.
Sounding like the best of first-wave indie-pop, Frankie Rose is back with the new song “Anything,” the lead single from her first solo album in 5 1/2 years, “Love As Projection.” It’s out in March.
Ladytron’s seventh album, “Time’s Arrow,” arrives in January. Nobody does icy cool better.
