L.A. glam rock/punk garage band Death Valley Girls have dropped the video for their new single "Hold My Hand".
The song is taken from their forthcoming new album 'Under the Spell of Joy', set to arrive on October 2 through Suicide Squeeze Records. Pre-order your copy here.
L.A. surf/punk garage band Death Valley Girls have shared the video for their new single "Dream Cleaver".
The song will be out this Friday (August 9th) through Suicide Squeeze Records. Buy it here.
Dream Cleaver, is a rousing anthem in praise of psychonaut and ethnobotanist Terrence McKenna, his research on “the spirit molecule” DMT, and the possibility of trans-dimensional travel. Lest one thinks that this is some blissed out cosmic ride on new age synth pads, be aware that “Dream Cleaver” is an unapologetic stone-cold rocker—an unabashed orgy of Farfisa organ hooks, Larry Schemels’ hypnotic and propulsive guitar chords, hallucinatory sax lines, and Bonnie Bloomgarden’s call-to-arms vocals.
The video was directed by Casey Rup. Check out below.
L.A. surf/punk garage band Death Valley Girls have released the video for their latest single "Street Justice".
The song is part of our current playlist and is taken from their album 'Darkness Rains', released in October last year through Suicide Squeeze Records. Grab your copy here.
The video was directed by RailRoad Bill. Check out below.
L.A. surf/punk garage band Death Valley Girls have unveiled the video for their new single "More Dead".
The song is taken from their upcoming new album 'Darkness Rains', set to arrive on October 5th through Suicide Squeeze Records. Pee-order your copy here.
The video was directed by Dylan Mars Greenberg. Check out below.
L.A. surf/punk garage band Death Valley Girls have aired the video for their brand new single "Disaster (Is What We're After)", starring Iggy Pop.
The song is taken from their just announced new album 'Darkness Rains', set to arrive on October 5th through Suicide Squeeze Records. Pee-order your copy here.
The video was directed by Kansas Bowling, and is a direct homage to a scene in Danish filmmaker Jørgen Leth’s 1982 film, 66 Scenes of America, in which Andy Warhol eats a hamburger.
L.A. surf/punk garage band Death Valley Girls have dropped their new single "Summertime".
The '60s garage rock vibe track will be out on April 12 on a 7-inch vinyl through Manimal Records.
About the track singer Bonnie Bloomgarden, says: "'Summertime' is knowing so long as you are of pure heart and open mind, the universe will bring you together, somewhere, and maybe in the summertime, or not."