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The Black Delta Movement ‘Let The Rain Come’
The Black Delta Movement provide the right amount of garage-rock on their latest video and single “Let The Rain Come.”
Odina’s ‘I’ll Carry You’ Finds Comfort in Melancholic Tones
Odina’s final single from her ‘Nothing Makes Sense’ EP is a quiet reminder that things will get better.
Michael Paradise ‘Lost Control’
Toronto’s Michael Paradise pin points madness with a blissful production on “lost control.”
St. Jude the Obscure Reconnects with Nature on ‘I’m the Wolves’
Liverpool duo, St. Jude the Obscure, and their latest video for “I’m the Wolves” is a testament to their evolution in sound and demeanor, allowing the longing whisper of freedom to effortlessly be exposed.
Mondo Cozmo Leaves an Insatiable Mark at The Greek
Mondo Cozmo left his mark for a buzzing crowd despite Los Angeles’ heat wave, at the Greek Theatre last Friday, in support of Vance Joy’s Nation of Two World Tour.
Mondo Cozmo Illustrates the Ideals to Become ‘Your Motherfucker’
Mondo Cozmo’s latest EP, ‘Your Motherfucker,’ is just that: yours for the taking. An alternative and heartfelt rock sound that strays from previous tracks, illustrating the distinction between moniker and man.
New Noise: Summer Love
Ah, summer. Heat, love, some pain, and a sense of freedom. Here’s the latest that embody all of summer love.
Mandy Sloan ‘Rose Petaled Boys’
Mandy Sloan’s latest release, “Rose Petaled Boys,” is an ode to romantics who pick more than flowers, nestled between a dreamy, indie-pop sound.
FYE & FENNEK ‘Clouds’
FYE & FENNEK’s latest single take restricted attraction to the realm of industrial, electronic realms.
Katzù Oso Offers Sentiments of Love and Dream-Funk on ‘Crazy4luvinU’
Katzù Oso continues to capture hearts with his latest offering “Crazy4luvinU” off his debut, forthcoming mixtape, ‘Pastel,’ set to be released July 20th.
The OffBeat Bar Holds Eclectic Lineup for Encore APAHM Showcase
APAHM’s encore show reconfirmed this year’s theme, “more visibility,” while holding a colorful layer of alternative rock in Los Angeles.
Arroyo Seco Bridges Generations and Revives Music Festivals in the Heart of Pasadena
Arroyo Seco’s successful second year saw a vast amount of nostalgia and rock, featuring Neil Young, Robert Plant, Kings of Leon, Gary Clark Jr., Margaret Glaspy and Jack White, alongside many more for a well curated event.
