Kevin Bronson on March 10th, 2014

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Top of the Monday to you:

‣ Britpop quartet the Kooks are back. They’re working on a new album target for release later this year, and tonight they’re at the Troubadour for a doubleheader – an early show and a late show.
‣ Instrumental metallurgist Russian Circles bring their huge dynamics to the El Rey Theatre, with Helms Alee opening.
‣ Berlin-based trio Mighty Oaks – composed of an American, an Italian and a Brit – released their debut album “Howl” last month. They play It’s a School Night at Bardot along with Gossling and Cheyenne Mize. That’s their video for “Brother,” above.
‣ Moses Sumney continues his residency at the Bootleg Theater, supported by Tom Brosseau (who recently released a splendid album titled “Grass Punks”).
‣ And the Eagle Rock Gospel Singers continue their residency at the Satellite, with Chantal Claret, Rainbow Jackson and the Rio Bravo supporting.

Also:

The Spazmatics and Black Crystal Wolf Kids at the House of Blues Sunset Strip
Fernanda Ulibarri, Katerpillar, the Modern Age and Midnight Cities at the Silverlake Lounge
Tony Molina, DOSES and Stoic Violence at the Echo
Matt Kivel and David Novick at the Church on York
Open Mic at El Cid
Smelveteen and French Vanilla at Pehrspace
Jason Joseph & the Spectacular, Natalise, the Sunset Run, Jessica Childress and Nolan Bryan at the Hotel Café
The Maybe Somedays and Rough Church at Harvard & Stone
The Public Trust at the Viper Room
Britt Warner at Bar Lubitsch
Mutoid Man at the Constellation Room
Dead Ghosts and Shrills at Diego’s in Santa Ana
Paul Barnes at CSUN