Video: Kacey Johansing, ‘Daffodils’
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“Daffodils” is the lead single from Kacey Johansing’s new album, “Year Away,” out July 28.
Stream: The Black Watch, ‘More Lies From the Government’
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Thirty-five years and 21 full-lengths later, the Black Watch have a protest song. On the heels of their album “Future Strangers,” released in March, songwriter John Andrew Fredrick has unveiled “More Lies From the Government.”
Video: Poolside, ‘Each Night’ (feat. Mazy)
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Poolside is back with the dreamy new single “Each Night,” a collaboration with Australia’s Mazy. It’s Poolside’s first release for the Ninja Tune imprint Counter Records.
Photos: The Sisters of Mercy at the Palladium
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Touring the U.S. for the first time in 14 years, long-running goth-rockers the Sisters of Mercy brought the heavy stuff to the Palladium (where they play again next week).
Video: Clara-Nova, ‘Lover I Built Us a Throne’
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Clara-Nova salutes her (show-stealing) four-legged friend, Aalto, in the video for the new single “Lover I Built Us a Throne,” her first release since pre-pandemic days. Her album “Find a Window” is on the way.
Ears Wide Open: Sam Burton
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Sam Burton has introduced his sophomore album, “Dear Departed,” with the sublime single “Long Way Around,” which sounds like a echo from the past. The Jonathan Wilson-produced album is out July 14, and Burton has two shows at Gold-Diggers that weekend.
Desert Hearts comes to the city … and though it’s not the same, the heart remains
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After being forced to change venues less than two months before the festival, Desert Hearts traded campgrounds and nature for concrete and congestion. In the end, though, the music and festival-goers’ spirits prevailed over a weekend at the L.A. Coliseum.
Stream: Edgar Everyone, ‘Who’s the Dreamer’
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Hello, dreamers: Edgar Everyone’s first single of 2023 is a shot of adrenaline. “Who’s the Dreamer” came out last week ahead of a May 18 show at the Paramount.
Watch: Videos from Junior Mesa, Butch Bastard and Sam Blasucci
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Watch the latest videos from Junior Mesa, Butch Bastard and Sam Blasucci.
Ears Wide Open: Mind’s Eye
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Bred in the Bay Area and now based in L.A., Mind’s Eye sounds like an indie band through and through. That’s a good thing on “Long Nights and Wasted Affairs,” their third album. It comes out Friday.
