Stream: Cut Copy, ‘Standing in the Middle of the Field’
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Cut Copy’s fifth album “Haiku From Zerto” arrives Sept. 22, and the Australian quartet visits L.A. to play the Shrine on Nov. 11.
Download: Primus, ‘The Seven’ (and 15 more on ATO Records’ Summer Sampler)
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Still a fan of downloading mp3s? ATO Records’ Summer Sampler, which features a new song from Primus and 15 more, is availalble via NoiseTrade.
Stream: Northern National, ‘MoneyBlind’
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Northern National deliver soundtrack-ready indie-rock with their latest single “MoneyBlind.” The Dallas five-piece have a five song EP, “The New Age,” out now.
Stream: Helado Negro, ‘Come Be Me’
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If his music doesn’t win your heart, check out Helado Negro’s tinsel mammals. He headlines the Regent Theater on Aug. 17.
Stream: Deerhoof ft. Awkwafina, ‘Your Dystopic Creation Doesn’t Fear You’
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Deerhoof’s new single, a collaboration with rapper Awkwafina, takes aim at America’s sociopolitical contradictions. Deerhoof’s new album arrives Sept. 8, with a Sept. 22 date at the Teragram Ballroom to follow.
Stream: Alex Ebert, ‘Joy Is My Armor’
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Alex Ebert shares a new/old tune he found while rooting around his archives. It’s a playful mantra with a hallucinogenic ambiance.
Stream: Nine Inch Nails, ‘Less Than’
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Nine Inch Nails will release the second of a three-EP series on July 21, just prior to their headlining set at FYF Fest.
Stream: Liam Gallagher, ‘Chinatown’
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Liam Gallagher’s debut solo album “As You Were” comes out Oct. 6, they day before his appearance at Cal Jam in San Bernardino.
Stream: Luke Messimer, ‘Broken Minds,’ ‘Sunshine’ and more
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Luke Messimer, once of the O.C. band Mississippi Man and now residing in Portland, has released “Ten Years” — a 32-song collection of material he wrote between 2005 and ’15.
Stream: The Parson Red Heads, ‘Coming Down’
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Portland’s The Parson Red Heads, onetime scene faves during the five years they lived in L.A., release their fourth album, “Blurred Harmony,” in June. It’s a big album.
