R.E.M, King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard, Chelsea Wolfe to appear on 90-song album to benefit victims of the Californian wildfires
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R.E.M, King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard, Chelsea Wolfe, Mudhoney and Tenacious D are among dozens of artists who have contributed songs to Good Music To Lift Los Angeles, a new fundraising album to benefit those who've suffered loss as a result of the Californian wildfires.
All proceeds from the album, which will be available for one day only, February 7 on Bandcamp, will be donated to the LA Regional Food Bank and California Community Foundation's Wildfire Fund.The full track-listing for the album is:Alycia Lang feat. Lauren O'Connell - No Place to FallAnimal Collective - Tikwid (Demo)Annie DiRusso - Hudson LineThe Armed - No Perfect SunriseBEL - Nylon (Unreleased Demo)Blondshell - Roller Skate (T&A Demo)brotherkenzie - Dear MomCassandra Jenkins - Aurora, IL (Live at Zebulon)Centro-matic feat. Jason Isbell, Sadler Vaden - My Best Friend's Girl (Mexico City, January 18, 2025)Chelsea Wolfe - Woodstock (Live)Chris Cohen - Heavy Weather Sailing (Live at Face Festival)Cold War Kids - Run Away With Me (for LA)Courtney Barnett - Oh The Night (Demo)cumgirl8 - goblinCunningham Bird - Don't Let Me Down Again (Live)Dawes - Without the WordsDeath Cab For Cutie / The Postal Service -Enjoy the Silence (Live)The Dip - First Thing SmokingDirty Projectors & s t a r g a z e - More Mania Dr. Dog - So DeepEggy - A Moment's Noticed – Live from ChicagoFaye Webster - Underwater Boi – Turnstile cover (Demo)FIDLAR - New TattooFlock of Dimes - Someday We'll Lose It AllFriko - For Ella – Live at Thalia Hall)George Alice - TurbulenceGustaf - Mine demo remix (runoff concerto No. 1)The Heavy Heavy - One of a Kind – October Live SessionHippo Campus - EasyThe Hold Steady - 40 Bucks (Live at Brooklyn Bowl)Hotline TNT - Break RightHurray For The Riff Raff - Green, Green Rocky RoadI'm With Her - See You Around – Live from RaleighInterpol - Length of Love (Live)iRo - The DanceJames Henry Jr. - I Travel the AtmosphereJason Isbell and The 400 Unit - The One I Love (Live)Jeff Tweedy - Just Say Goodbye (Acoustic)Josh Ritter - Wildfires (Live from The KCD Theater, Louisville, KY – 2011)K.Flay - Being For The Benefit of Mr. Kite!King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard - Exploding Suns (Demo 1)LA LOM - East CalaverasLala Lala - Fair (bside)Little Dragon - Don't Cry (Local Natives Version)Local Natives - Nova (Alternative Unvierse Spiral Choir Extended Version)Lucius - Mad LoveMac DeMarco's - Piece of the Fuck - Bobbing for ApplesMadi Diaz - Good (worktape)Manchester Orchestra - The Gold (Live from Union Chapel)The Midnight - Los Angeles (Live)Miki Ratsula - if i blame myself (acoustic)Militarie Gun - My Friends are Having a Hard Time (Demo)Miya Folick - Fist (Demo version)MJ Lenderman - 37 Push-Ups (Live)Modest Mouse -Kingdom of Could'aMomma - I Want You (Fever) – Live at The George TavernMudhoney - Light Your WayMy Morning Jacket - Together AgainNeal Francis - Aprés SkiNeko Case - In California (Live from KCRW)The New Pornographers - Continue as a Guest (Live from KCMP)Nick Thune - Alone by MyselfPachyman - InventadoPerfume Genius - Fade Into YouPool Kids - Glitch (Demo)Porches - PorcelainPUP - Boring! (Demo)Real Estate - Talking Backwards (Demo)R.E.M. - Electrolite (Live)Richy Mitch & the Coal Miners - Blue LightsRicky Montgomery - SalvadorRY X - The RoseShannon Lay - Rare to Wake (Demo)Silversun Pickups - FeralSoccer Mommy - The Biggest Lie (Elliot Smith Cover)Soul Asylum - Stand Up and Be StrongSpiritual Cramp - Low and SlowSycco - Bad WorldSYML - WakeTenacious D - Keep on Loving YouTheo Katzman - Desperate Times (Solo)This Is Lorelei - Church Street BluesToro Y Moi - Tuesday (Wavedash Remix)Tunde Adebimpe - ILYTV on the Radio - Trouble (Live)Ty Segall - Big Hands Version 2The War on Drugs - Lost in the Dream (Live)Water From Your Eye - DownWatkins Family Hour (feat. Gaby Moreno) - Sabotage (Live)'We only had a few weeks to put this compilation together and are absolutely humbled by the contributions,' says Good Music co-founder Jordan Kurland in a press release. 'Music is a healing force and we hope this collection of songs, in addition to raising much needed recovery funds, provides some solace.'
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