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Photo by Eric Ashleigh | showtographe.com

Photo by Eric Ashleigh | showtographe.com
Photo by Eric Ashleigh | showtographe.com
Photo by Eric Ashleigh | showtographe.com
Photo by Eric Ashleigh | showtographe.com
Photo by Eric Ashleigh | showtographe.com
Photo by Eric Ashleigh | showtographe.com
Photo by Eric Ashleigh | showtographe.com
Photo by Eric Ashleigh | showtographe.com
Photo by Eric Ashleigh | showtographe.com
Photo by Eric Ashleigh | showtographe.com
Photo by Eric Ashleigh | showtographe.com
Photo by Eric Ashleigh | showtographe.com
Photo by Eric Ashleigh | showtographe.com
Photo by Eric Ashleigh | showtographe.com
Photo by Eric Ashleigh | showtographe.com
Photo by Eric Ashleigh | showtographe.com
It wouldn’t be far-fetched to compare the three touring bands on Friday night’s TLA bill to members of a family. The quasi-dysfunctional, generally loving kind one might have seen eating Thanksgiving dinner the day before.Los Angeles-based garage punk opener FIDLAR ripped through its set like an angsty, intoxicated teenager. Two-piece hazy rock outfit JEFF The Brotherhood, like a token stoner 20-something, took the stage to a cloud of smoke and played multiple tracks from their summer release, “Hypnotic Nights.”
Then, to a mass of colorful lights and a wall of reverb, headliners Delta Spirit invited the audience on to what felt like a rock-and-roll UFO. In the family mix, the band would be that weird uncle, heartbroken and laden with the scars of life, who always put on the best records and had the best stories to tell. Continue reading
Tennessee grunge band Jeff the Brotherhood, playing at Theatre of the Living Arts on November 23rd with FIDLAR and Delta Spirit (ticket information available here), have released a new video for “Leave Me Out” from this year’s Hypnotic Nights. The video is a teleport to an ’80s A/V club dream, complete with every green-screen background you could ever want: a car chase, a tropical oasis (with waterfalls!), hot air balloons, psychedlic swirls, a war zone, slot machines, and fireworks. Check it out below.
LA punk band FIDLAR show off their rage for anything than their drink of choice in the new music video for “Cheap Beer.” The video features a riotous biker terrorizing those drinking anything other than beer “with a bag around it” in a rampage of violence and explosives. FIDLAR will be supporting Delta Spirit with JEFF the Brotherhood at Theatre of the Living Arts November 23rd; tickets are available here. Watch the video for “Cheap Beer” below.
Last week L.A. rock group FIDLAR started streaming a new track, “AWWWKWAARRRDDD,” from their Tumblr. The song features British singwer/songwriter Kate Nash, and you can listen to it here. Catch Fidlar playing with JEFF the Brotherhood and Delta Spirit at Theatre of the Living Arts November 23rd; ticket information for that show is available here. Below, check out FIDLAR’s video for “No Waves.”