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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!

Deftones Release Party
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Deftones Release Party
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Magic Of The Sale [Purple Dusk Color Vinyl] (LP)
Teethe
Slowcore lives. Teethe's second album, Magic of the Sale , is an enticing blend of '90s indie rock with moody Low-like melodies, all with Denton, TX southern grit. Twangy guitars bring a lonesome air to delicate melodies with intertwining, devastatingly beautiful vocals. Punk rock meets power chords in irresistibly anthemic rock 'n' roll. It's an eclectic, electric album that should top many year end "best" lists. Via guest appearances, Xandy Chelmis of Wednesday and MJ Lenderman and Charlie Martin of Hovvdy lend their talents to these standout songs.
A Room With A Door That Closes (LP)
Maiya Blaney
Maiya Blaney's A Room With A Door That Closes is experimental, eclectic, and riveting. The ethos is pure punk rock while the sound moves from furious noise rock to skittering drum 'n bass to languid trip-hop. Blaney says the album is “a love letter to her blue,” a state of being that is "a kinetic, intense, and dark energy that needs to be expressed as soon as it is felt.” It's a fierce, dreamy, romantic album that's a pure pleasure to listen to, whether Blaney's rage or yearning takes the forefront of the track. An exciting, expressive album that feels like a real discovery.
Anyway [Black In Red Vinyl] (LP)
Anamanaguchi
Anamanaguchi is back with Anyway , an ultra-analog album from the pioneering chip-tune indie rockers. Originally conceived as a record about rage, on their first studio album in half-a-decade, the band just found themselves having too much fun. Instead, they explore themes of boredom, loneliness, love, attraction, sadness, paranoia, and (yes) anger — often with a bit of humor and slice-of-life realism thrown in. Recorded on vintage gear with songwriter/guitarist Peter Berkman taking on the role of vocalist, the lively Anyway already feels like a classic indie rock album.
The Sound A Body Makes When It's Still (CD)
Hot Mulligan
Hot Mulligan's The Sound a Body Makes When It's Still will hit the sweet spot for fans of emo and pop-punk. Blistering yet tongue-in-cheek, these tracks are a ferocious and sometimes oddly beautiful exploration of the problems we go through life with — and how our worst challenges are often self-inflicted. The intensity and anguish here serves as a natural counterpoint for the wry observations and melodic choruses. The Sound a Body Makes is one of those albums that's painfully relatable; listening to these songs feels like reuniting with an old friend, albeit one who's not afraid to dish up some tough love.
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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.
Tunnel Vision [Baby Pink Vinyl] (LP)
Beach Bunny
Beach Bunny's Tunnel Vision is the feel-good garage-meets-bedroom-pop album we all need right now. The lyrics are timely and bruising, delving into internet brainrot, anxiety, microplastics, climate change, social envy, and greed. The melodies, on the other hand, are pure sunshiney pastel punk, with '00s indie rock guitars, smart and hooky choruses, and the occasional retro synth. It's an interesting juxtaposition and one that really works. Tunnel Vision is filled with relatable, defiant, sugar rush bops that serve as the ideal soundtrack for navigating...whatever all this is.
Unlearning Vol. 2 (LP)
Evidence
Evidence gets introspective on the incredible Unlearning Vol. 2 . The followup to 2021's Unlearning Vol. 1 , the tracks are deceptively easy-going, with a rawness and an unpredictable experimental approach just beneath the surface. The production is lush, hypnotic, and often just straight up lovely. Featuring guest appearances from Domo Genesis, Larry June, Theravada, and The Alchemist, Unlearning Vol. 2 is a must-hear for fans of smart, timeless hip-hop.
Menos El Oso [20th Anniversary Deluxe Pink Vinyl] (LP)
Minus The Bear
Twenty years ago, Minus the Bear released Menos El Oso ...and it sounds just as fresh, emotionally gripping, and innovative as it did back then. The 20th Anniversary deluxe pink vinyl takes the original genre-bending tracks and throws in demo versions of four album tracks, “I’m Totally Not Down With Rob’s Alien” from the They Make Beer Commercials Like This EP showcase, a side D etching, photo booklet, and updated artwork in a gatefold jacket. This is an album worth rediscovering, or discovering for the first time. A wistful, simmering fusion of math rock, indie, and electronic, Menos El Oso is a record of melancholic beauty.
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Flux [Yellow Vinyl] (LP)
Alison Goldfrapp
The inimitable Alison Goldfrapp is back with Flux . With production by Richard X, Stefan Storm, and Goldfrapp herself, these songs are effervescent, seductive, euphoric electro-pop. At times, the songwriting gets vulnerable and raw, adding a deep emotional undertow to these glittering tracks. Your new favorite dance anthem could be any one of the dizzying, delightful tracks on Flux .
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).
Dog Eared (CD)
Billie Marten
British folk-pop artist Billie Marten has released her fifth studio album, Dog Eared , chock full of summertime vibes and nostalgia for childhood. The mellow set features guest turns by artists like indie darling Sam Evian, Catalan singer/songwriter Núria Graham, and folk musician Maia Friedman (formerly of Dirty Projectors). "Feeling" is jangly and breezy, and "Clover" offers dreamy, wistful musings. "Swing" stands out for its livelier arrangement and singalong "ooooh's" in the chorus. This is a gentle set for quiet mornings over cups of coffee.
The Mighty Rootsmen (LP)
The Mighty Rootsmen
The Mighty Rootsmen is an exciting supergroup of reggae legends Toots Hibbert, Gregory Isaacs, Luciano, Mykal Rose, and Sly & Robbie. Their self-titled debut album was recorded in 2009, but is finally getting the release it deserves. The Mighty Rootsmen present vibrant reggae versions of rock classics by artists like Fleetwood Mac, Tom Petty, The Eagles, and The Steve Miller Band. Kicking off with a joyful take on Petty's "I Won't Back Down," this is a feel-good album with depth and soul. Other highlights include a heartfelt version of "Peace Train" (Cat Stevens) and a lively "Love The One You're With" (Stephen Stills). It's the perfect soundtrack for the summer.
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