Photos: Parquet Courts and Snail Mail at the Novo
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Parquet Courts and Snail Mail gave a show at the Novo that satiated the most rapacious indie-rock fans.
Parquet Courts and Snail Mail gave a show at the Novo that satiated the most rapacious indie-rock fans.
Joyce Manor, just past their 10th anniversary as a band and touring behind their new album “Million Dollars to Kill Me,” thrilled a huge crowd at the Palladium.
Philadelphia rockers the Districts showcased some new material as their “Fuzzy Dice” tour brought them to L.A. for dates at the Moroccan Lounge.
Deerhunter packed the Lodge Room for a show on the eve of the release of their new album “Why Hasn’t Everything Already Disappeared?”
Maggie Rogers performed her debut album “Heard It in a Past Life” in front of an adoring crowd at the sold-out Fonda Theatre on Thursday night.
Almost 40 years on, Bauhaus’ debut album “In the Flat Field” — performed by original members Peter Murphy and David J and two touring pros — satiated the crowd at the Grove of Anaheim.
Post-arena tour, Beck returned to the guitar shop across town that first sparked his teenage imagination in music. He was the latest marquee name to play in benefit of the venerable McCabe’s Guitar Shop in Santa Monica.
Warbly Jets celebrated their new EP on a rowdy night at the Echo that included a sidestage performance by Collapsing Scenery and an opening set from Blackpaw (cheered on by Twin Shadow).
Forty years on, T.S.O.L. proved vibrant as ever in their headlining date at the Regent Theater on Friday, a night reminiscent of old-school punk shows.
If Friday’s show at the Echo was any indication, fans should be eager for the release of Sasami’s full-length album.