Sudan Archives calls her new single “Selfish Soul” a celebration of hair. The song — and director Trey Lyons’ video — certainly fit, right down to the standing-on-a-rooftop-while-shredding-on-the-violin jubilation.
Aliens put on a psych-rock clinic in the desert in the video for “See,” the new jam from Hooveriii, which introduces the band’s new album “A Round of Applause,” out July 29.
L.A. duo THEY. return with a sleek new single, “Blü Moon” — and a visual that evokes R&B videos of the past.
Goon introduce their sophomore album, “Hour of Green Evening” (out July 15), with the expansive psych-rocker, “Angelnumber1210.”
Scrappy L.A. underdogs Manhattan Murder Mystery will release their fourth full-length, the Steve Albini-produced “Baby Wrestlemania,” on May 31. They still make every song sound like an open bar.
Giant Waste of Man’s “Summer, After” is a chilling hymn that reminds: “What you do, it matters.” Michael Feerick (Amusement Parks on Fire) directs the video for the single, the third from the L.A. indie all-star outfit’s forthcoming sophomore album.
Valley Queen realign their sonic stars on their new single “Falling,” the L.A. band’s first release in two years.
There’s no bar brawl in the video for Ian Sweet’s new single “Fight” — but there is karaoke and, eventually crowd-surfing. The song is her second release since last year’s full-length, “Show Me How You Disappear.”
The Lassie Foundation, who have been busy getting their back catalog remastered and reissued, today released the “Cave Sessions” EP — four tracks, re-imagined. We caught up with Wayne Everett about getting the band back together after 20 years.
Jesse Jo Stark goes full-on femme fatale as The Slayer in the slasher-tastic video for her new single, “So Bad,” which features Jesse Rutherford of the Neighbourhood. Stark’s debut album, “Doomed,” is out in September.
