Songs by Phoenix, Arcade Fire, Pearl Jam, Jenny Lewis, Aimee Mann, Cold War Kids, Phantogam, the Postal Service, Alex Ebert, Bob Mould and the late John Prine appear on Vol. 2 of the massive compilation “Good Music to Avert the Collapse of American Democracy,” available today for one day only.
Today’s online finds include Depeche Mode, Open Mike Eagle, Ty Segall, TOKiMONSTA, Phoebe Bridgers, Adam Lambert, Alex Ebert, Bedouine and more. Plus, there is one live club show tonight.
Magic Giants host weekend 2 of their Live from Quarantine festival fundraising for health workers. Alex Ebert, LP, Lauren Ruth Ward, Mondo Cozmo and more will play.
We interrupt our daily notes for a little laughter. Plus, check out streams with EMAN8, Alex Ebert, Moaning, HUNNY and more vai your favorite electronic device.
From Moses Sumney’s tour de force, to appearances by David Lynch (Flying Lotus) and Danny Trejo (Nick Waterhouse), to engrossing narratives by the likes of TRISHES, Rainstorm Brother, Butch Bastard and TV Heads, here are Buzz Bands LA’s favorite videos of the year. Come for the artistry, stay for the puppet orgasm.
Alex Ebert unveils the video for his new single “Stronger” — and announces that his new solo album, “I vs. I,” will be out in January.
When Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros convened to celebrate the 10-year anniversary of their debut album on Friday, it felt more like a family reunion. Everyone had stories to tell.
Add app developer to Alex Ebert’s resumé — it was on his new Tuners app that he announced the release of a slew of archival material. Two EPs have been released so far.
Alex Ebert shares a new/old tune he found while rooting around his archives. It’s a playful mantra with a hallucinogenic ambiance.
Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros frontman Alex Ebert has released his first solo music since the 2011 full-length Alexander. “Broken Record” is the “tough” guy talking tender.
