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.
Midweek singles roundup: New songs from from Child Seat (featuring Jeff Schroeder of Smashing Pumpkins), Launder (featuring vocals from SoKo) and 17-year-old KALI. Both Child Seat and KALI have shows tonight.
The heat was on, but there was a lot of cool at the Cruel World Festival in Pasadena. We asked a teenage writer from Los Angeles what she made of Cruel World’s new wave reveries and goth-stalgia. Here are her highs and lows.
Jenny O. returns with the dreamy new single “Prism,” which reveals her love for slow jams and her affection for, well, affection.
Osees’ new single “A Funeral Solution” jerks you back in punk history and into the mosh pit. Their new album “A Foul Form” is out in August.
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.
“Skyscraper” is the third single from Automatic’s sophomore album, “Excess,” out June 24. Recommended if you like cool takedowns of empty suits.
Songs from Starcrawler, Meg Myers, John Errol, Remi Wolf, Fime, Near Beer, Jesse Jo Stark, HUNNY, Alicia Blue, Day Wave, Fashion Club, VEERS, Arroyo Low and a bunch more on Buzz Bands LA’s new playlist.
