Caught in a spin cycle of updated 70s punk and hard rock aesthetics, LA’s Meatbodies drop by KEXP shred out a hot plate of marinated melodies from their self-titled release on In the Red Records. Cooking up a rich mixture of fuzzed out genre-blurring jams and high strung vocals, this is a band that knows how to make the tastily technical sound effortlessly easy. With a youthful exuberance - songs like “Mountain” and the riff soup that is “Tremmors” tick all the requisite boxes for radiant rock’n’roll – it’s frenzied, fast and most importantly fun. Grab your air guitars and watch the full set.
White Lung's frontwoman Mish Way is nothing less than a singular, commanding singer, but the ferocious spirit that fuels her performances is empowering, not intimidating. On the band's latest album, Deep Fantasy, Way and guitarist Kenneth William, drummer Anne-Marie Vassiliou, and bassist Hether Fo…
