STRATEGIC ARTIST ADVOCACY SINCE 1997
You may be familiar with Alex Lilly from her work with the bird and the bee and The Living Sisters, or her gigs as part of the touring bands behind Beck and Lorde. On Jan. 11th, Lilly will release her first solo album 2% Milk via Inara George's newly-formed Release Me Records. The first single "Distracting Me" arrives tomorrow and the L.A. Record has premiered it today, calling out its "punchy beat and engaging twisty-turny melodies, written about how romance re-orders priorities."
"There is a post-punk sound here that brings to mind groups like The Pixies and Interpol complete with spiraling guitar solos that reach a climax with the infectious and anthemic shouted chorus at the end of the song." Thanks to Glide Magazine for posting "Desire" from post-truth, the upcoming album by Houston-based band The Wheel Workers.
Bakersfield-based married dreampop duo Fawns of Love will release its sophomore album Permanent on Jan. 18, 2019 via Test Pattern Records. The album’s first single “Someday” premieres today at Ghettoblaster ahead of hitting all streaming services tomorrow.
“Queercore: How To Punk A Revolution” is featured in the UK daily paper The Guardian today. Read the in-depth article by Jim Farber here.
Los Angeles-based renaissance female, Alex Lilly, has announced the upcoming release of her debut solo album 2% Milk on Jan. 11th, 2019. The album is the first release for newly formed Release Me Records, founded by musician Inara George of the bird and the bee.
In addition to the writing, arranging, producing, and playing of her own music, Lilly has established a notable career out on the road as a part of the touring bands of such esteemed musicians Beck, Lorde, Ry Cooder, and the bird and the bee.
When Lilly’s in L.A, she has stayed busy throughout the years with her own projects such as Obi Best, Touché, Zero DeZire, and The Living Sisters.
2% Milk will be preceded by the single and music video “Distracting Me”.
The fourth album by The March Divide drops tomorrow, which leaves today to preview another track from the "ingenious mind" of San Antonio's Mr. Jared Putnam. Check out the folk-tinged "Tie One On" over at Cowboys & Indians Magazine, and hear the rest of Anticipation Pops (Slow Start Records) mañana!
Fanatic is teaming up with Altered Innocence for the upcoming US theatrical release of the "Queercore: How To Punk A Revolution" documentary. Into drops the trailer today along with a list of confirmed dates.
"Is the video a modern day metaphor for Bobby Riggs vs. Billie-Jean King, or just some boys and girls having some fun, we will leave it up to you to decide," asks Northern Transmissions. Here is the music video for "Hottie Tottie" from the new Big Fresh EP "Sweeps," out now from Desperate Spirits.
Fawns of Love x The Chills! Hear the married Bakersfield-based duo covering "Rocket Science" from the forthcoming "Part Time Punks Sessions (plus 'Rocket Science')" EP, out Aug. 24th. MAGNET Magazine provides the not-so-Chilly, Fawning love.
Married Bakersfield, California-based dreampop duo Fawns of Love will release its recently-aired session for the "Part Time Punks" radio show as a limited-edition 12-inch vinyl album on August 24th. The release will also include a cover version of "Rocket Science" by The Chills, one of Fawns of Love's favorite bands and influences.
"I Don't Care" by The March Divide is the "Song of The Day" over at Eat Sleep Breathe Music. The track is from the upcoming Anticipation Pops, which is up for pre-orders now at: http://smarturl.it/TMDAP.
"It's an adventure... feeling as ethereal as its name might imply. Unassumingly infectious," says Jonathan Frahm of PopMatters. "UFO's" is taken from the upcoming debut by Static Diary, the new project of Scott Danbom of Centro-matic (out July 27th from Goliad Media Group.) Danbom's former bandmate Will Johnson makes several appearances on the album as well.
Northern Transmissions names "I Don't Care" by The March Divide as its "Song of The Day." The two-minute single is taken from the upcoming Anticipation Pops, arriving Aug. 24th from Slow Start Records.
Today, Jared Putnam of The March Divide chats with Glide Magazine and shares his two-minute gem of a single "I Don't Care" from "his best work to date," the upcoming new album Anticipation Pops, out Aug. 24th on Slow Start Records.
Courtesy of Desperate Spirits: In her feature length debut, Mlle. V-T etches MIDI labyrinths into the 4th dimension with alacritous disregard for contemporary electronic microgenre orthodoxies, forging sonic hybrids at once novel and grotesque, eschewing the easy pentatonic or four-banger for labyrinthine harmonic and polyrhythmic structures that run perhaps contrary to her household-name aspirations, pop naïf that she is." The debut album Empire Waste arrives on Aug. 3rd via Lexington, Kentucky's Desperate Spirits label.
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