Ears Wide Open: Billy Tibbals
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Billy Tibbals lands on solid ground after a three-month national tour opening for Mac Saturn. Check out three shiny nuggets of glam from his upcoming debut EP, “Stay Teenage,” releasing April 21.
Stream: James Supercave, ‘The Situation’
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L.A. trio James Supercave have returned with a new single, “The Situation,” their first release in three years. It’s the soundtrack to everything happening all at once.
Stream: Jordi, ‘Clear’
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Teenage rocker Jordi is back with the new single “Clear,” a forceful call to still the chaos.
Stream: Annabel Lee, ‘Mother’s Hammer’
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Annabel Lee’s visceral debut album, “Mother’s Hammer,” swings from the heels — and connects. She celebrates its release with a show March 25 at the Moroccan Lounge.
Stream: Singles from Scott Goldbaum, Mae Deline, Miya Folick and Photo Ops
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Here’s a big batch of mellow: Catching up with the latest singles from Scott Goldbaum, Mae Deline, Miya Folick and Photo Ops.
Stream: Valley Queen, ‘Pavement’
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“Pavement” is the latest single from L.A. trio Valley’s Queen’s sophomore album, “Chord of Sympathy.” It’s out April 21.
Stream: SWIMM, ‘Talk to Me’
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SWIMM introduce their new album, “Best Comedown Ever,” with “Talk to Me,” an airy dance-pop number all dressed up for a spring fling. The album is coming in August.
Stream: Sego, ‘Tandang’
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“We’re cool, right? But what is cool?,” L.A. quartet Sego says in introducing their frenetic new single, “Tandang.” There’s an album (and a warehouse show) on the horizon.
Premiere: IRESS, ‘Ricochet’
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IRESS return with “Ricochet,” the first release since their 2020 full-length, “Flaw.” The L.A. quartet’s cathartic brew of metal, shoegaze and slowcore will be on display in May when they release a new EP via Dune Altar Records.
Stream: Gal Musette, ‘Plateau’
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Gal Musette fairly soars on her new single, “Plateau” — which, ironically, first came to the singer-songwriter when she was stuck in L.A. traffic.
