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Ramonda Hammer is a Los Angeles grunge band who’s name comes from a lady featured on the early 2000s reality television show Cheaters. The show is funny and sad, kind of how front-woman and band founder Devin Davis writes her songs. “Davis is the queen of grunge” (KSPC), playing with quirky chord progressions, and dynamic, biting vocal melodies. The other three fourths of Ramonda Hammer – Andy Hengl, Justin Geter, and Mark Edwards – turn these songs into fully flourished anthems, “crunchy, grungey, no-B.S. ’90s-style alt-rock” (Buzzbands LA). The band self-released their debut album Whatever That Means in the spring of 2016, and received critical acclaim from Impose Magazine, EARMILK, PureVolume, Fuse TV, and many other notable music publications. The band then signed with indie label New Professor and released the hit single “Zombie Sweater” that fall, gaining recognition from BrooklynVegan, She Shreds Magazine, Blurred Culture, and more. Ramonda Hammer was named one of “LA’s hardest-working bands of 2016” (Oh My Rockness), and one of the “best LA emerging bands of 2017” (The Deli Magazine). They just released their Destroyers EP via New Professor, gaining recognition from Rolling Stone and Consequence of Sound, to name a few, and the band will be touring this EP all over the U.S. this September. Visit RamondaHammer.com for tour dates and follow Ramonda Hammer on all forms of social media to be a part of the journey.

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Prima is the rock project of singer-songwriter Rose Blanshei, who tells cinematic, emotionally exact stories in a bold, vital style. Blanshei’s voice sears with a ferocity and exactitude which recalls a young PJ Harvey or Patti Smith, while her melodies can insinuate the smokiness of torch singers past, even chanson. Helped by driving rhythms and angular guitar voicings, these songs build and churn towards terrifying heights, or hang back with a cold stare.