All posts tagged: Los Angeles

Stream Psychic Love’s New Album ‘The Hive Mind’

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Laura Peters' Psychic Love is one of the gems of bands bursting in the Los Angeles music scene. Having dropped songs over the past three years including the 'Mirrors/Medicine' release and 'The Weekend', the band have now unveiled their new album 'The Hive Mind'. Twelve songs in total, the LP is sweet taste of hazy alternative, surf rock, dream pop and more, stamped with sun-soaked melodies and premium production that is definitely an ear-delight. 'The Hive Mind' is one of those unexpected albums of 2016 that will more than likely make it on your list of faves for the year. There was no saturation of marketing or unnecessary hype, but rather a DIY style of heavenly, good music, simple and plain. Below is a preview of the record. Have a listen.

The Regrettes Share Their Latest Track ‘Seashore’

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L.A. band The Regrettes have surely been on a great streak so far, dropping a number of punk-driven tracks such as 'Hey Now' and 'A Living Human Girl'. With their forthcoming debut LP 'Feel Your Feelings, Fool!' landing next year, the group have now shared their latest single 'Seashore'. Toning down their sound just a notch, brandishing a sleek stir of punk and 50s pop rock, the track reflects a rapid growth in the band. According to their Facebook page, the song is a dedication to the newly elected US President Donald Trump.

Exsage ‘Tripwire’ Video

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L.A. rockers Exsage have dropped the video for their song 'Tripwire'. Directed by Jason Lester, the visuals depict strange interactions with dodgy men with briefcases and a guy with his face wrapped in bandages like something out of a Halloween flick. Definitely a little on the eerie side, the song is a rock and roll gem.

The Raveonettes Unveil New Song ‘This Is Where It Ends’

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Many months back L.A.-based band The Raveonettes launched their 'RAVE-SOUND-OF-THE-MONTH' project in which the duo would unveil a new song every month until December. Revealing their ninth track of the series entitled 'This Is Where It Ends', the song is a breezing and mellow of contrast of fairy tale vocals, laced a cinematic, haunting and surreal backdrop.

ColoRising Mixes 27: Red Rosamond

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Red Rosamond immediately commands attention - visually striking red hair, a stark beauty and a distinct, classic elegance possessed by past starlets. With all of her positive physical attributes, when she opens her mouth to sing, you began to understand that she is more than just good looks, but rather a vocal powerhouse whose voice blasts with soul and emotion. The Los Angeles-based artist first gave the world a grandeur introduction with her song 'Looks Can Kill', an epic pop meets shimmering soul tune that was technically fitting for a major motion picture. Her latest single 'Damn' continues her streak of mountainous production and lifting vocals, all containing a timeless flair. It would be an understatement to say that Red Rosamond will completely dominate music, but to watch the process will be a part of the joy.

ColoRising Mixes 27: Red Rosamond

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Red Rosamond immediately commands attention - visually striking red hair, a stark beauty and a distinct, classic elegance possessed by past starlets. With all of her positive physical attributes, when she opens her mouth to sing, you began to understand that she is more than just good looks, but rather a vocal powerhouse whose voice blasts with soul and emotion. The Los Angeles-based artist first gave the world a grandeur introduction with her song 'Looks Can Kill', an epic pop meets shimmering soul tune that was technically fitting for a major motion picture. Her latest single 'Damn' continues her streak of mountainous production and lifting vocals, all containing a timeless flair. It would be an understatement to say that Red Rosamond will completely dominate music, but to watch the process will be a part of the joy.

Listen to Exsage’s Latest Track ‘Bad Seed Baby’

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Tim Foley and Kate Clover were almost destined to make music together. Having originally formed the band Cobalt Cranes releasing records such as their 2010 self-titled EP, the 'In Media Rez' EP (also released that year) on up to their 'Days In The Sun' album in December of 2014, the pair eventually split only to reunite as Exsage.