LA art-rockers A Horse A Spoon A Bucket released their 4th album, ¡Y Mi Abuela, También! today. The record is their first Spanish album and explores the story of songwriter John Sanchez’s upbringing as a multi-ethnic Latinx in California.
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LA's Babe Ruthless released "Mountain Majesties" earlier this month, an EP of four grunge-y surf inspired garage rock songs that will make you feel like the main character of some kind of dystopian film - which makes sense for a pandemic album inspired by comics and sci-fi movies.
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Los Angeles indie rock singer-songwriter Manley released their 2nd EP I Picked My Scab and Now There's a Scar in February, and true to its name, it delivers four dreamy tracks that perfectly encapsulate the soft sting of heartbreak, radical genuity and healing old wounds.
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In some dreamy alternate COVID-free universe, TÜLIPS is playing a kitschy John Waters meets Grease style prom themed show, wearing poofy dresses or pastel suits and drinking spiked punch. When they play their infectious new single "Love Chain," there's not a single person up against the wall. Also, Bernie is president.
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A ballad about the grace of death? The 1971 Walt Disney Productions v. Air Pirates lawsuit? Saying sorry to your mom? Only Ember Knight could somehow tie all of these together and not only make it make sense, but make it into a five minute rock opera that will probably make you cry.
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Amber of Fatty Cakes and the Puff Pastries is spending time at home building an abundant home garden, turning her house into a living art piece - and keeping up with an awesome band-collaborative live streaming schedule.
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