Ramonda Hammer is a Los Angeles four-piece "steeped in the sounds of 90s alt rock" (She Shreds). While the band's blistering guitars and front-woman Devin Davis’s paint-peeling vocals recall past greats like Hole and contemporaries like Mannequin Pussy, "Ramonda Hammer is instantly identifiable thanks to a dark and moody edge of their own" (Kerrang!).
The band's 2017 EP Destroyers, which Rolling Stone described as sounding like"an alternate Nineties where L7 was the biggest band in the world,"cemented them as a tentpole act in LA’s surging community of womxn- and queer-fronted bands. Playing show after show, Davis, along with guitarist Justin Geter, bassist Andy Hengl, and drummer Mark Edwards, have made it impossible not to get swept up in the energy and raw emotion poured out in a Ramonda Hammer set. And over the next several years, the band toured the U.S. relentlessly while also working diligently on their first full-length record.
In 2019, RH finally released their searing debut LP I Never Wanted Company. On this album, Davis takes a hard look at her struggle between despairing loneliness and embracing independence; it's bruising, cathartic, searching, and ultimately therapeutic. Featuring production by Alex Newport (At The Drive In,Bloc Party), I Never Wanted Company is a powerful first LP for the quartet. INWC's lead single "Hoax" has been featured so far on popular shows on Comedy Central and The CW. Most recently, the band teamed up with producer Sarah Tudzin of Illuminati Hotties. They put out two powerhouse singles, "Big Hands" and "All For What", and are continuing to work on a full length record with Tudzin. The plan is for an early 2023 release and tours to follow! In the meantime, you can follow RH on all socials to stay Hammered!

From LA-based artist Riley Sieverts, new indie project Rilo Wye’s thoughtful, laid-back anthems swirl with psychedelic warmth. The analog-leaning sound, inspired by everyone from Lou Reed to Sister Nancy, is infused with a sunny, dreamy edge that reflects Sieverts’ tropical upbringing. “I’m a sucker for 70s-era studio production— that feel-good simplicity, the natural shimmer of real instruments and analog gear.” Sieverts grew up in Honolulu, surrounded by a mix of Rastafarian and surf-punk culture, playing in reggae and rock bands throughout his youth. “Surfing was my first passion. As a kid I spent hours watching old surf videos, and that vibe hovers in the background of every track I make.”Rilo's latest EP Better for Whatever Reason is available now on all major streaming platforms.

Progressive folk music has been waiting for an artist to shake the music industry up. Rusty Tinder is the earthquake of musical force that will lift your soul out of your body and set it back gently. You want an antidote to the negativity of the world, then you must lose yourself in the powerful music of Rusty Tinder. The cure for those “I-don’t-know-what-the-heck-is-going-to-happen-next” blues!

Sacred Spiral is a Los Angeles-based arts and performance collective that celebrates mindfulness and communion by creating engaging and dynamic spaces. Nathan Lopez and Isabella Bustanoby, the group’s creators, showcase talents of uniquely assembled quintets, consisting of different veteran musicians, with every performance they have. Alongside Nathan and Isabella, the group seeks to use collaboration and improvisation to reflect on the vast background of Jazz music and provide insights into its lively future.

“Siam Jem, founded in 2017, is the darling dream-pop project of one Michaela Rabina. Shoegazing, an unfathomable adoration for both Kevin Parker and Kevin Shields as well as incredibly memorable synth-laden melodies encompass all that Siam Jem has been percolating on for this past year of 2020 in relative hibernation.” - Dylan Robinson

Siam Jem is Michaela Rabina on vocals & guitar, Lauren Peña on lead guitar, Minli Flynn on bass, Elias Perez on keys, & Damian Pacheco on drums.

High energy 5-piece Los Angeles-based cover band performing the greatest hits from the 60's through present day! Members include Marc Pollock on Bass, Scott Sanders on Guitar, Harvey James on Drums, Jeff McCollister on Vocals, and Jeff Bryan on Keys.

A 90's Alt-leaning Indie Rock Band, Sorry Party is socially conscious, emotionally aware and loud as hell. With thoughtful verses, huge anthemic choruses and big riffs in between, their songs are packed to the gills with all that rock n' roll has to offer. Since the release of their debut album "Saw It Coming", which saw tracks premiering on KROQ's Locals Only and Earmilk, they've been playing shows across the US, and are excited to bring their well crafted and sincere live show back to their hometown of Los Angeles.

Sorta Kinda is the solo project of Isaac Aquino. Inspired by alternative bands of the ‘90s and the 2010s, Sorta Kinda blends raucous rock n roll with introspective lyrics and dreamy guitar riffs. Started as a bedroom project in 2016, Sorta Kinda has since played live shows with a full band over the last several years. For fans of FIDLAR, Nirvana, Surf Curse & Together Pangea.

Originally meeting at Pappy and Harriet's in 2015, musicians Rachel Dean and Tim Paul Gray turned their respective solo acts into a full band three years ago, resulting in a soulful and beautifully focused operation that sounds like they could have thrived in both the Seventies and Eighties. Together in harmony, Starlight Cleaning Co. recall the great male-female duos such as Buckingham Nicks, Sonny & Cher, Gram & Emmylou and John Doe & Exene.