Video premiere: Send Medicine, ‘Harvest Man’
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L.A. psychedelic rockers Send Medicine share the home movie-styled video for “Harvest Man,” the closing track on 2018’s “Mermaids on the Verandah.”
Video: Winnetka Bowling League, ‘Kombucha’
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Winnetka Bowling League pick up right where they left off with last year’s debut EP: “Kombucha” is the irresistible first single from “Cloudy With a Chance of Sun,” due in April.
Video: Conscious Trap, ‘Westside’
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Traffic in Los Angeles is a hate-hate relationship. “If you want the luxuries in life / you gotta move close,” Conscious Trap declares in their song “Westside.”
Video: Local Natives, ‘When Am I Gonna Lose You’
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Local Natives announced that their fourth album, “Violet Street,” will be out April 26. With the news came the new song “When Am I Gonna Lose You” and a video starring Kate Mara.
Video premiere: The Undercover Dream Lovers, ‘All You Need’
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Get a glimpse into the home life of Matt Koenig — aka the Undercover Dream Lovers — in the video for his new bummer-pop anthem, “All You Need.”
Video: Local Natives, ‘Cafe Amarillo’
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Local Natives return with the new single “Cafe Amarillo,” perfectly dreamy and, dare we say, soulful.
Video: Sego, ‘Heart Attack’
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In which the writer has a conversation with himself about the latest from L.A. art-punk band Sego, and their album “Sego Sucks” (out April 5).
Video: Illuminati Hotties, ‘I Wanna Keep Yr Dog’
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Sarah Tudzin longed for a relationship, but she ended up with a canine crush. Hence, the new Illuminati Hotties’ single “I Wanna Keep Yr Dog.”
Video: Smoke Season, ‘Up On Me’
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Smoke Season cools down to a dubstep while keeping passions smoldering in their love letter to Echo Park/Silver Lake, “Up On Me.” Next stop, SXSW. Bring your boards.
Interview: Criminal Hygiene, on pizza, beer and music — and getting saved by Purgatory
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The three sides of Criminal Hygiene — pizza, beer and music — reach their pinnacle this week when the erstwhile L.A. rockers release their album, “Run It Again.” In one big way, it’s brought to you by Purgatory.
