PREMIERE: A Horse A Spoon A Bucket Share Their First Spanish Album “¡Y Mi Abuela, También!”
PREMIERE: A Horse A Spoon A Bucket Share Their First Spanish Album “¡Y Mi Abuela, También!”

LA art-rockers A Horse A Spoon A Bucket released their 4th album, ¡Y Mi Abuela, También! today. The record is their first Spanish album and explores the story of songwriter John Sanchez’s upbringing as a multi-ethnic Latinx in California.

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Feel Like the Main Character of a Dystopian Movie With Babe Ruthless’ EP ‘Mountain Majesties’
Feel Like the Main Character of a Dystopian Movie With Babe Ruthless’ EP ‘Mountain Majesties’

LA's Babe Ruthless released "Mountain Majesties" earlier this month, an EP of four grunge-y surf inspired garage rock songs that will make you feel like the main character of some kind of dystopian film - which makes sense for a pandemic album inspired by comics and sci-fi movies.

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Lauran Hibberd and Lydia Knight Capture The Monotony Of Quarantine Life In ‘How Am I Still Alive?”
Lauran Hibberd and Lydia Knight Capture The Monotony Of Quarantine Life In ‘How Am I Still Alive?”

The video captures the monotony of quarantine life to a T - staring bleakly in the fridge, doing home workouts in front of a laptop in your bedroom and playing guitar in the kitchen. Although the lyrics feel dark, the anthemic, upbeat nature of the song paints it in a hopeful light and feels like celebration of being alive, even through the bullshit.

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