Buzz Bands LA Show, today at 11 on Indie FM
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Songs from Psychic Love, the Active Set, Rainbow Arabia, Elle Belle, Paper Pilots, Mr Little Jeans and much more on this week’s Buzz Bands LA Show on Indie FM.
Tonight in L.A.: STRFKR, Sales, PWR BTTM, Amos Lee
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Also on Friday: Anders Osborne, Mercies, No Parents, Electric Citizen, Monarchy, Astronautilus, Iration, Marshmello, Amy Grant, Jenny Hval, Liv Slingerland, David Choi
Andrew Belle: On new digs, new music and new flavors
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Singer-songwriter, foodie and new family man Andrew Belle has put down stakes in L.A. The Chicagoland native talks about everything on his plate — his forthcoming album, his favorite eateries and rooting (quietly) for the Cubs.
Watch: Spotify’s ‘Drawn & Recorded’ series, narrated by T Bone Burnett
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Spotify today debuted “Drawn & Recorded” — anecdotal tales from rock ’n’ roll history told via animated videos and narration by T Bone Burnett.
Camp Flog Gnaw 2016: A Buzz Bands LA Playlist
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The fifth annual Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival goes off this weekend at Expo Park, and we’ve got just the playlist for it.
Ears Wide Open: The Golden Tongues
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Christopher Garcia — aka the Golden Tongues — share the hazy single “Paper Moons” from their EP “Extractions.” They’re playing Tuesdays this month at Harvard & Stone.
Video: Channel, ‘Luv Arcade’
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Formerly known as Thee Rain Cats, Fullerton band Channel recently released their debut cassette on Burger Records. Here’s a song about prostitutes at the laundromat.
Ears Wide Open: Dana and the Wolf
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The synth-spiked banger “Close Enough” is the debut single for Dana Hobson and Daniel Wolf, now doing business as Dana and the Wolf.
Tonight in L.A.: Suzanne Vega, Jamestown Revival, Yo La Tengo
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Also on Thursday: Lindsey Stirling, Culture Club, Turkuaz, Sean Hayes, Diarrhea Planet, Kristin Kontrol, Protomartyr, Darlingside, Mondo Generator, Tom Misch, Astronautilus
Stream: Alyeska, ‘Lose My Place’
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L.A. trio Alyeska struggles to find a sense of place in their new single, from an album that’s on the way in 2017.