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Live at Amoeba
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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!

Peanuts Listening Party
Tomorrow 2pm - San Francisco
NEIL DIAMOND party w/ NICK FRADIANI!
July 16th 5pm - Hollywood
Clipse Signing
July 17th 5pm - Hollywood
Dexter and The Moonrocks
July 22nd 5pm - Hollywood
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Open Up Your Senses (CD)
Tyreek McDole
Tyreek McDole puts a contemporary spin on classic jazz with his soulful, vibrant debut, Open Up Your Senses . McDole's baritone won the Sarah Vaughan International Jazz Vocal Competition two years ago; in the contest's twelve year history, he's one of only two male vocalists to do so. Listen and you'll understand why. The album swings, bringing a modern sensibility to jazz tradition with interpretations of legendary tracks by Thelonious Monk, Horace Silver, Ella Fitzgerald, and Louis Armstrong, plus a hypnotic take on the traditional Haitian chant “Wongolo Wale." A mood-setting, invigorating album by a name to watch.
Lotus [Pinwheel Splatter Vinyl] (LP)
Little Simz
Little Simz is one of the freshest voices coming out of UK rap. Lotus is jam-packed with earworms, from the propulsive and brooding "Flood" to the grime-influenced, rather goofy "Young." It's a smart, entertaining, occasionally intense, and thoroughly enjoyable album with guest appearances from Sampha, Moonchild Sanelly, Lydia Kitto, Moses Sumney, Miraa May, Yukimi Nagano, Wretch 32, Cashh, Michael Kiwanuka, Yussef Dayes, and Obongjayar. An album informed by experimentation, evolution, and transformation, Lotus is a must hear.
Evangelic Girl Is A Gun [Red Marble Vinyl] (LP)
yeule
yeule's Evangelic Girl Is a Gun sounds like pop music from a future world. Catchy, glitchy, and totally addictive, yeule blends trip-hop, '90s alternative rock, and electronica into tracks effortlessly cool, danceable, dreamy tracks. Out on Ninja Tune, the album accentuates the interplay of shadows and light, with vibrant, joyous melodies and industrial-tinged rhythms. Another hit for the cult favorite yeule, this glitch-pop masterpiece will keep listeners coming back for more.
Forever [Ruby Red Vinyl] (LP)
Ekkstacy
Ekkstacy's exceptional Forever is a dreamy, wistful genre-bending album. The majority of songs clock in at under 3 minutes, endowing the album with a sort of experimental punk spirit. Rather than being rough and rowdy, however, the music is downbeat and hazy, blending elements of post-punk, indie rock, '80s college rock, and even emo rap. There's the occasional fierce guitar riff, with the sound leaning into a beautifully melancholic, languorous direction. Forever captures the odd pleasure of feeling downhearted.
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Black Sunday Live At The Royal Albert Hall (CD)
Cypress Hill
Cypress Hill and The London Symphony Orchestra team up for the incredible Black Sunday Live at the Royal Albert Hall . In summer 2024, the rap legends and the world-renowned orchestra performed a reinterpretation of Cypress Hill's Black Sunday album along with fan favorites from the group's catalog. The orchestral arrangements took inspiration from DJ Muggs' original recordings...and the results were cinematic, affecting, and captivating. You've never heard Cypress Hill like this. Get ready for epic beauty and stunning musical finesse.
Loner [Amoeba Exclusive Gold Vinyl] (LP)
Barry Can’t Swim
Barry Can't Swim's Loner feels poised to become one of the biggest electronic releases of the year. Out on Ninja Tune, it's an eclectic, euphoric journey through dance genres. Acid, 2-step, gospel, jazz, and Balearic beats add dimension to these intelligent and addictive dance songs. Highlights include the yearning throwback soul vocals on "Cars Pass By Like Childhood Sweethearts," the glitchy hyperpop of "Still Riding," the unmitigated joy of "Kimpton," and the mournful gospel sounds of "All My Friends." Loner is a beautiful, blissed-out album that is absolutely essential listening for our troubled times.
Remembering Now (LP)
Van Morrison
Van Morrison returns to original songs after a run of cover songs and reinterpretations of his own work. Remembering Now feels like classic Van Morrison: his voice is powerful and velveteen, the melodies ably blending folk with rhythm and blues into a feel-good, soulful sound. Highlights include "Down to Joy," a jubilant, moving track originally heard in Kenneth Branagh's 2021 film Belfast ...and it's just one of many delights on this fantastic outing.
Afterglow [Clear w/Orange Swirl Vinyl] (LP)
Sleep Theory
Sleep Theory debut with one of the most assured debuts of the year. Afterglow is a fierce rallying cry, a heavy album with a bruised, battered, yet still proudly beating heart. The band pushes the metalcore genre forward, writing anthemic, addictive choruses, while striking out into moodier territory via synths and electronic elements. An exciting and electrifying collection of tracks that marks Sleep Theory as one of the most inventive bands in metalcore today.
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Music To Refine To: A Remix Companion To Severance [Pearl Sunrise Color Vinyl] (12")
ODESZA
Yes, that's right. ODESZA and the Apple TV series Severance teamed up to create one of the year's most enjoyable electronic releases about one of history's most unenjoyable workplaces. Music To Refine To: A Remix Companion To Severance works ridiculously well. You'll notice the familiar elements of Theodore Shapiro's score for the show...then ODESZA spins them out into gripping, danceable, beautifully multilayered new directions. Perhaps if management had piped in this remix album rather than resorting to waffle parties, the crew at Lumon might've felt a bit more delight in the day-to-day.
Chimes After Midnight (CD)
Ruby Friedman
Ruby Friedman makes music for a more romantic, sepia-toned time. Her latest, Chimes After Midnight , is transportive, melancholic, and lovely. She's a rare talent, working in a genre space that sets her apart. Friedman's voice is smoky and melancholic, the voice of a 1920s chanteuse who's seen it all. Her songs tell tales of forgotten women...those who've been pushed aside, silenced, or simply lost to history. The hauntingly beautiful Chimes After Midnight will stay with you.
SOGOLO [Zamrock Dust Color Vinyl] (LP)
Witch
Legendary Zambian rock band Witch return with a fiery, fantastic new album, SOGOLO . It's the group's second 2020s era release after a series of reissues of their original '70s and '80s records ten years ago. Rousing opener "Kamusale," with its heavy metal guitars and urgent vocals, is earthshaking and body-moving. "Nadi" is woozy and bewitching, an intriguing blend of psych rock and distorted electro vocals. "Queenless King" is upbeat and electrifying, with '60s style organ and swirling guitars. SOGOLO is imaginative and exciting, an album that'll remind you of the incredible power of music.
moisturizer [Clear Vinyl] (LP)
Wet Leg
Wet Leg has done it again. The critically-acclaimed Isle of Wight five-piece is back with a splendid sophomore album, moisturizer . On this smart and fearless album, the band tackles themes of obsession and all-consuming love. "CPR" is a droll punk track with new wave elements. "catch these fists" moves from understated, simmering verses to full-on dance punk choruses. "davina mccall" is a deceptively easygoing, lovely indie rock love song. This is probably one of the best albums you'll hear this year, effortlessly capturing that sense of being in love (and sometimes being totally underwater because of it).