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Watch Miami rock band Torche perform a loud, heavy set from their fifth album Admission live in the Amoeba Hollywood Green Room!
THEY. -- cancelled
Tomorrow 5pm - Hollywood
Anora x Criterion Signing [SOLD OUT]
April 29th 5pm - Hollywood
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May 28th 5pm - San Francisco
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Who Let The Dogs Out (LP)
Lambrini Girls
Brighton duo Lambrini Girls punch you square in the face on their debut full-length album, Who Let the Dogs Out . Homophobia, gentrification, misogynistic fuckboys…no issue is off limits from the Girls' aural attack. Singer-guitarist Phoebe Lunny wails, the gigantic bass of Lilly Macieira fills every inch of space, and the queer punk energy is off the charts. “Cuntology 101” is an ANTHEM. Be careful, the Lambrini Girls may melt your speakers.
SABLE, fABLE [Black & Salmon Color Vinyl] (LP)
Bon Iver
Bon Iver is back with the mood-setting, idyllic SABLE, fABLE . The songs blend elements of rollicking country rock, lonesome folk, throwback electronic, upbeat '80s soft rock, glitchy chillwave and wistful indie rock into a sound that feels at once innovative and inviting. Bon Iver and producer Jim-E Stack do it all with aplomb, weaving flourishes that seem like uneasy bedfellows into an album that'll easily carry you away with its impeccable songcraft. Featuring appearances from Dijon, Flock of Dimes, and Danielle Haim, SABLE, fABLE is some of Bon Iver's best-to-date.
Wanderers Like Me (CD)
The Po' Ramblin' Boys
Sweet harmonies and even sweeter strings take center stage on The Po' Ramblin' Boys' Wanderers Like Me . Hailing from the Smoky Mountains of Tennessee, the album is packed to the gills with good old-fashioned bluegrass that feels dynamic, urgent, and alive. These timeless tracks will keep your foot tappin' as the band segues from rollicking, road-worn tunes to wistful, melancholic numbers. The songs on Wanderers Like Me have deep, satisfying roots in the country and bluegrass genres while simultaneously feeling fresh, immediate, and entertaining.
Superheaven (CD)
Superheaven
Superheaven's new self-titled album is pure bliss for fans of heavy music. The band deftly weaves strands of metal, shoegaze, grunge, and hardcore into a cohesive sound that's brutal and blistering...yet beautiful. The songs are sludgy, emotionally gripping, and filled with serious hooks that call to mind fabled '90s alt-rock acts. A melancholic, cathartic album that will gut punch you in the best possible way.
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Thunderball [Smoke Color Vinyl] (LP)
Melvins
The ever mighty Melvins are back with Thunderball . Credited to the band's Melvins 1983 moniker — a nod to the band's earliest days, with a lineup featuring just founding members Buzz Osborne and Mike Dillard, along with Void Manes and Ni Maîtres — it's a scorcher of an album. Heavy, intense, and thoroughly enjoyable, the record feels rife with creeping anxiety and doom while incorporating subtle, glitchy electronics and unhinged noise. Thunderball brings to mind the band's uncompromising, pummeling early work while adding unexpected twists and turns to keep listeners on their toes. Rough, raucous, and totally fantastic.
Lucro Sucio; Los Ojos del Vacio (CD)
The Mars Volta
The latest album from The Mars Volta is a grooved out, unexpected, deeply moving album. Titled Lucro Sucio; Los Ojos del Vacio , the songs incorporate elements of psych rock, jazz, tropicalia, heavy metal, electronic, and indie, and to create an atmospheric, heady sound. These tracks will sweep you off your feet as they move from ambient mood-pieces to falsetto-tinged rockers. A powerfully emotional, deeply beautiful album that feels like a real evolution for the band.
Send A Prayer My Way [Blue Vinyl] (LP)
Julien Baker
On their first release as a duo, Julien Baker and Torres dive into outlaw country. Send a Prayer My Way is homespun, rousing, and gorgeous, a contemporary, indie take on the enduring working-class genre. It's the long-awaited result of two up-and-coming artists playing their first show together at Chicago's Lincoln Hall, all the way back in 2016, noticing their musical chemistry and deciding to make an album together. Defiant and determined, the music feels both timeless and timely as Baker and Torres look regret and addiction straight in the eye, consider the role of societal oppression in their lives and decisions, and uncover their own grit as they find a way forward.
Medium Raw (CD)
Early James
Birmingham, Alabama's Early James digs into a gritty, sparse sound on his new album, Medium Raw . The production is once again by Dan Auerbach, but whereas most of the songs on his previous albums were co-written, Medium Raw features more solo compositions, and it's a strong set of jangly folk/rock and blues/rock. Kicking off with the lively "Steely Knives," the album immediately embodies an authentic-sounding old-timey atmosphere. "Gravy Train" is a delightful front porch jam, while "Nothing Surprises Me Anymore" could grace the soundtrack to a moody western film. "Tinfoil Hat" adds to that darker mood, highlighted by some unexpected surf guitar.
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Thee Black Boltz [Osupa Clear Vinyl] (LP)
Tunde Adebimpe
TV on the Radio's Tunde Adebimpe goes solo on his super creative new album, Thee Black Boltz . The songs are eclectic and energizing, the type of tracks you immediately want to send to all your favorite people. Adebimpe fuses his deeply-felt, ultra-catchy indie rock with motorik rhythms, haunting whistle solos, '60s-style organs, and moments of slowed down, ambient contemplation. The album's title comes from the idea of sparks of inspiration and hope taking flight despite (or perhaps because of) grief, sadness, and despair, a self-conjured light flickering in the darkness, if only for an instant. Longtime fans will probably not be surprised to learn that the whole record is excellent.
Apple Cores (CD)
James Brandon Lewis
The latest full-length album from tenor saxophonist James Brandon Lewis is Informed by the rhythms and textures of hip-hop and funk while remaining rooted in jazz. Apple Cores was recorded with Chad Taylor (drums/mbira) and Josh Werner (bass/guitar) over the course of two intense and entirely improvised sessions. This album further cements Lewis as one of the most provocative and prolific musical voices out there today.
Adrian Younge Presents Something About April III (LP)
Adrian Younge
Adrian Younge's latest is the sound of eternal summer. Adrian Younge Presents Something About April III is a treasure trove of dark psychedelia, effortless cool, and Brazilian tropicalia. The record was inspired from classic '60s and '70s Brazilian acts, with the performers on April III hand-selected by the Brazilian composer (and Grammy winner) Céu. A 30-piece orchestra and a collection of analog synthesizers add to the groovy, downbeat, ultra-hip atmosphere. An exceptional record by one of the most talented and intriguing artists in the game today, you won't be able to get April III out of your head.
Odyssey (CD)
Nubya Garcia
On her latest album, jazz saxophonist Nubya Garcia and her band take the listener on a musical Odyssey . (Pun intended.) Garcia’s touring band joins her on this album, and enough can’t be said about their talent, locked in and on fire all the way through. The ensemble is joined on vocals by Esperanza Spalding (on the stunning opening track, “Dawn”), Richie Seivwright (on the groovy “Set It Free”), and Georgia Anne Muldrow (on "We Walk In Gold”). On top of the tenor saxophone, Garcia also takes on orchestral composing and conducting, leading the Chineke! Orchestra on string arrangements throughout the album. This is truly a jazz Odyssey that will take you away.
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