Video: Lucy Dacus, ‘Hot & Heavy’
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Lucy Dacus’ sweet video for “Hot & Heavy” arrives with the news that her third album, “Home Video,” will be out in June. She has scheduled a pair of SoCal concert dates for September.
Video: Garbage, ‘The Men Who Rule the World’
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Garbage announce that their seventh album, “No Gods No Masters,” will be out in June. Lead track “The Men Who Rule the World” hits hard.
Stream: Aroe Phoenix, ‘Veins’
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Aroe Phoenix, an emerging R&B singer who was born in L.A., reared in Mexico and is now based in Arizona, has released a new, two song EP, “Veins.” File under silky-smooth and comforting.
Stream: Madi Diaz, ‘Man in Me’
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Intense and gripping as ever, Madi Diaz has released her first new song in six years, “Man in Me,” her first after signing to Anti- Records.
Stream: Julien Baker, ‘Favor’
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“Favor” is the third powerful single from Julien Baker’s forthcoming third album, “Little Oblivions” (out Feb. 26). Her Boygenius collaborators, Phoebe Bridgers and Lucy Dacus, add backing vocals on this one.
Premiere: Charlie Clark, ‘Don’t Have a Cow, Man!’
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Scottish singer-songwriter Charlie Clark distills 10 years spent in Los Angeles into the songs on his forthcoming album “Late Night Drinking,” coming via a new label from Creation Records’ Alan McGee. The first single “Don’t Have a Cow, Man!” is pure indie gold.
Popular With Me 2020: The editor’s album picks
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Our editor shares his personal favorite albums of 2020 — from artists such as Deep Sea Diver, Other Lives and Clem Snide.
Stream: Meiko, ‘This Year Can Kiss My Ass’
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In which we pen a short holiday note to Meiko with a brief appraisal of her new song “This Year Can Kiss My Ass.”
Stream: Taylor Swift, ‘Evermore’
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Taylor Swift tonight released the new album “Evermore,” the companion record to July’s “Folklore,” which has earned five Grammy nominations. Also: A video for the new track “Willow.”
Stream: Carpool Tunnel, ‘Empty Faces’
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San Francisco quartet Carpool Tunnel, who have an album on the way via Pure Noise Records, check in with a old-meets-new school rocker about all those faces on your social media feed.
