2016: Buzz Bands LA’s Favorite L.A. Albums of the Year
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From folk to punk to psych-rock to soul to industrial to indie-pop, here are Buzz Bands LA’s favorite albums of the year by Los Angeles artists.
Tonight in L.A.: The Record Company, Rig 1, Death Valley Girls
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Also on Thursday: Rainbow Arabia, Hayley Kiyoko, Jesu, White Lung, Amanda Shires, Water Slice, the Absurd, Will Dailey
This Week’s Shows: Nov. 14-20
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Incoming: Temple of the Dog, HAIM, Sturgill Simpson, Gusgus, the Active Set, Steady Holiday, William Fitzsimmons, Clean Bandit, Cloud Nothings, Psychic Love, the Record Company, Body/Head, Death Valley Girls, Rainbow Arabia, LANY, Bad Suns, L7
SXSW 2016, Day 5: Around the festival with Scott Dudelson
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A quick trip around SXSW on Saturday, with George Clinton, Judy Collins, Jenny Lewis, Naughty by Nature, the Record Company, Le1f, Beach Slang and more.
The Record Company: It’s all rock ’n’ roll to them
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How a Wisconsin dairy farmer fell in with two guys in Los Angeles and became roots-rockin’ The Record Company. Frontman Chris Vos on the trio’s four-year climb.
Tonight in L.A.: The Record Company, The Weeknd, Beats Antique
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Also on Friday: Built to Spill, ALO, Lamb of God, Super Furry Animals, Paul Van Dyk, Alessia Cara, Howler, Vug Arakas, Meat Wave
This Week’s Shows: Feb. 8-14
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Incoming: Fleetwood Mac Festival, Chinese New Year Festival, Penguin Prison, Jukebox the Ghost, Hiatus Kaiyote, Albert Hammond Jr., Black Sabbath, James Supercave, Built to Spill, Super Furry Animals, The Record Company, the Weeknd, Paul Van Dyk and more.
Bands to Watch 2016: 16 artists (and then some) for the new year
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Counting some holdovers from last year’s list, here is Buzz Bands LA’s 16 Bands to Watch for 2016 — and 16 more besides them to keep an eye on.
Stream: The Record Company, ‘Off the Ground’
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It’s the first single from the debut album, “Give It Back to You,” coming Feb. 12 from the L.A. trio of Chris Vos, Alex Stiff and Marc Cazorla.
Tonight in L.A.: MisterWives, Martin Sexton, Kongos, Wand, the Record Company, Ceasefire, Doomtree, TV Girl, Gap Dream, Adrian Younge’s Venice Dawn
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Have a fun Friday night: â–º NYC’s MisterWives headline the Troubadour behind their album “Our Own House.” BØRNS and Handsome Ghost open. â–º Veteran troubadour Martin Sexton holds forth at the El Rey Theatre behind his latest, “Mixtape of the Open Road,” with Brothers McCann supporting. â–º At the Wiltern, it’s Kongos, Sir Sly and […]
