L.A. Witch step forth with a video for the song 'Motorcycle Boy', taken from their 2020 LP 'Play With Fire'. Directed by Ambar Navarro, the vid depicts the trio riding motorcycles with clips of them performing the song weaved in-between.
Having been a consistent force in dance music, Anabel Englund has released her debut album 'Messing With Magic' via Ultra Music and MK's AREA10 imprint. With contributions from Jamie Jones, Lee Foss and MK himself, the 10-track LP is a lush trek through various strands of house with Englund adding a bit of a pop flair to the project.
Australian producer/DJ Anna Lunoe makes her return with her latest single 'Ice Cream' which features the vocals of Japanese rapper Nakamura Minami. With the music embodying old school rave production, Minami delivers a fun and quirky element, singing lines like "I like an ice cream, I aint gonna brain freeze".
Los Angeles fourpiece Starcrawler have released a live single on Jack White's Third Man Records. The pack includes the songs 'Lizzy' along with 'Bet My Brains'. Recorded in Nashville back in 2019 direct-to-tape in Third Man Studios, the original versions of the songs can be found on Starcrawlers' latest LP 'Devour You' which landed last year.
Having shared her collaborative single 'Lament for Emmett Till' with super producer Adrian Yonge, ALA.NI now unveils the official video for the song. Directed by ALA.NI, the animated visuals courtesy of RUFFMERCY feature the singer performing the song whilst moving around with grace in an entracing manner.
L.A. band The Paranoyds make their return with a new single entitled 'Pet Cemetery', which is taken from their upcoming EP of the same name, landing November 27th on Suicide Squeeze Records. What seems appropriate for Halloween, the song is an absolutely rocking splash of garage rock and psychedelic. Stacked with eerie organ lines, sinister guitar riffs and one killer bass line that rumbles throughout the track, 'Pet Cemetery' features The Paranoyds in optimal form delivering one power punching tune.
With their forthcoming album 'Under the Spell of Joy' landing October 2nd on Suicide Squeeze Records, Los Angeles band Death Valley Girls have unveiled the title track to the LP. Firing off with a blast of spaced-out psychedelic rock, the instrumentation is built around lashing guitar riffs and rumbling drums, topped off with front woman Bonnie Bloomgarden's echoing vocals.
Elohim has unveiled a remix pack to her single 'I'm Lost'. Four reworks in total, the Los Angeles-based artist has enlisted UK pair Eli & Fur, as well as duo Pax. There are also contributions from Canada's Jacques Greene, not to mention Australia's edapollo.
Los Angeles band Death Valley Girls are gearing up for the release of their new album 'Under the Spell of Joy', landing Oct 2nd on Suicide Squeeze Records. The LP is the follow-up to their 2018 record 'Darkness Rains'. Having shared the single 'The Universe' back in July, Death Valley Girls have now unveiled their latest cut 'Hold My Hand'. Touching on the ever prevalent topic of relationships, musically the group combines the sounds of 60s pop, 70s punk and psychedelic all lifted with an entrancing mysticism.
L.A. Witch will release their new album 'Play With Fire' on August 21st on Suicide Squeeze Records. Having already shared the singles 'I Wanna Lose' and 'Gen-Z', the trio now step forth with the third cut entitled 'True Believers'. Fusing a heavy mesh of hard rock, psychedelic and post-punk, the track powers through with a sense of urgency as the content touches on chaos of the current world and the continuous bombardment of bad news.