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Royal Teeth Prove Themselves With New Single “Show You What I Can Do” 

Originally appeared on the 405, with the title The 405 Meets Royal Teeth; view archived article here. We all have something to prove, whether just to ourselves or to society in general. On that note, Louisiana-based Royal Teeth have a lot to say with their new single, “Show You What I Can Do.” It features a fiery verse from the force that is Tunde Olaniran, … Continue reading Royal Teeth Prove Themselves With New Single “Show You What I Can Do” 

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Molly Moore sends all the “Vibes” Originally appeared on the 405, view archived article here.  New York native Molly Moore now calls Los Angeles home, and she has a new song that channels southern California. The soft pops in ‘Vibes’ mimic your ears in low pressure; as we sink deeper (or soar higher), disorientation sinks in. Where are we? How do we get out? Moore … Continue reading

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Susy Sun Lives Up to Her Name With Two New Americana Singles Originally appeared on Grimy Goods.  When it comes to sunkissed performers, Susy Sun has them all beat. As a Grimy Goods favorite, we have followed her for a few years now, marking the ups and ups of the local songwriter’s career. Two years ago, Sun was playing a Hollywood residency; today she has … Continue reading

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Japanese Punks CHAI Prep Release of New Album, PUNK Originally appeared on Grimy Goods.  Who are your favorite Japanese rock stars? Can you think of any at all? This quartet is here to change that. Founded by twins Mana and Kana, CHAI is a punk band from Nagoya, Japan, and they will drop their sophomore LP this Friday. They call it PUNK, an obvious title considering … Continue reading

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Amanda Palmer Makes No Compromises on There Will Be No Intermission LP Originally appeared on Grimy Goods.  Amanda Palmer takes no breaks. She also uses no shortcuts, and she rarely compromises. The creative titan has released another album, called There Will Be No Intermission, and it thunders with as much authority as the figure herself. Art was made for each track—all 20 of them—and can … Continue reading

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Feminist Fatales Egg Drop Soup Share Video for New Mix of “PMS” Originally appeared on Grimy Goods.  Local band Egg Drop Soup put out their demo version of a song called “PMS” (an apt song from a band whose moniker references menstruation) last December, which thumped and crunched with contempt for a character referred to as Miss Los Angeles. “I don’t know, what do I … Continue reading

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See life through the eyes of Romain Cupper’s cat on “Locked in the House” Originally appeared on the 405, view archived article here.  Fear not, the new single from Belgian bedroom producer Romain Cupper is not the next smash-hit horror film. ‘Locked in the House’ is a gentle song, which uses acoustic guitars and drum machines to tell the story about an abandoned kitty, left … Continue reading

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Reykjavik’s Pale Moon Endure a Sunny “Exile” Originally appeared on Grimy Goods.  The title of Pale Moon’s debut single alludes to their nomadic origins. While the Icelandic duo has not been formally removed from any place, they have traveled quite a lot; Natasha Sushchenko is originally from Russia while Árni Gudjonsson was born and raised on the verdant arctic island. They met in Spain and … Continue reading

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Monarchy wipe the slate clean in “Back to the Start” video Originally appeared on the 405, view archived article here.  There are always moments that make us wish we could just start over—in romance, at work, or even after a rough argument with friends. But what would that really look like? Leeloo in Fifth Element or Lucy in 50 First Dates? Dance pop duo Monarchy … Continue reading

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