Stream: Wallice, ’90s American Superstar’
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Wallice returns with a whip-smart new single, “90s American Superstar,” the title track of her new EP, out May 6.
Ears Wide Open: Child Seat
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Child Seat, the new duo featuring MAWD and Josiah Mazzaschi, debut with the pandemic-inspired single “Fever Dream.”
Ears Wide Open: Dani Mack
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Texas-born Baylee Barrett — now releasing music under the name Dani Mack — returns with the new single “Someday,” a bedroom pop gem if ever there was one.
Stream: Milly, ‘Illuminate’
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Milly returns with a massive ’90s-styled single, “Illuminate.” It’s the first new music from the L.A. rockers since last year’s “Wish Goes On” EP.
Ears Wide Open: Primer
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Alyssa Midcalf, who makes bracingly honest, ’80s-inspired dance music under the moniker Primer, is prepping her sophomore album. “Feel the Way I Do” is the darkly compelling new single.
Stream: Strange Parade, ‘The Watchers’
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Strange Parade, the quartet of indie-rock vets fronted by Brian Cleary, have announced that their sophomore album, “The Watchers,” will be out in May. The title track is about seeing, all right — yourself.
Video: Soccer Mommy, ‘Shotgun’
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With the new single “Shotgun,” Soccer Mommy has announced the June arrival of her third full-length, “Sometimes, Forever.”
Stream: New singles from Dear Boy, PENDANT and Vicky Farewell
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For your listening pleasure: New singles from Dear Boy, PENDANT and Vicky Farewell, all of whom have full-lengths on the way.
Stream: Polyplastic, ‘You’re Going to Heaven’ and ‘I See a Dip’
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L.A. rockers Polyplastic reveal themselves to be polymorphic on their debut album, “Medium Complications,” out April 1. Fans of new wave, post-punk and dalliances into the experimental should take note.
Stream: Pluralone, ‘This Is the Show’
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Pluralone, the solo project of former Red Hot Chili Peppers and current Pearl Jam guitarist Josh Klinghoffer, goes widescreen on his third album.
