Welcome back to the Nest for another Week of Tracks. LA trio Automatic has our complete and undivided attention this week with the arresting post-punk gem, “Calling It”. Catch their residency at the Echo in LA every Monday night in …
Getting our metaphorical engine running, this week kicks off with “Feelings’, a woozy gem off of Cuco’s debut LP, Para Mi, suggesting thatHawthorne, CA as a launching pad for bedroom geniuses is not a one-off situation. He’ll be bringing the …
Chicago’s Noname is doing the good work. August sees her putting your face back in the print, with the advent of the Noname Book Club. Bust out the wallet or find that library card, your first selections are: Pedagogy of …
This time out on Tracks of the Week, stop the presses, it’s the return of the Vivian Girls! “Sick” is the word, and it’s your first taste of the upcoming Memory, out 9/20 on Polyvinyl, who will also be kind …
On the daily tip, it’s hard to remember a time when we’ve ever been more dialed in to the tension that lies beneath the surface of everyday living. LA’s Facial drill down to the core of this sentiment on “Color …
Currently owning the turntable real estate here at the Nest is LA’s Lunch Lady, a winning post-punk collaboration of Juan from Abe Vigoda/Roses and Rachel from Heller Keller. “Windows” is off their debut LP Angel, coming out 8/23 via Upset …
Kicking off this edition of Tracks of the Week, it’s a double-barreled Bay Area blast! “There Were Only Shadows” from SF’s seablite is off of the band’s debut LP, Grass Stains and Novocaine, out last month on Flagstaff, AZ based …
This week at the Nest, we’re delighted to share the return of Vagabon. Laetitia Tamko is back with “Flood Hands”, our first look at new LP All The Woman In Me, out 9/27 via Nonesuch. Catch her at the Pico …