Amoeba hollywood Staff
Sweet Justice (LP)
Tkay Maidza
A great balance of hard beats, lush R&B, and pop. She continues to kill it!
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Reflections - Mojave Desert (LP)
Floating Points
A beautiful experience. This is a set of live recordings set in Joshua Tree. Truly amazing hearing the sounds reverberate around the rocks and nature of such a beautiful place.
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Brad Schelden
Amoeba Hollywood
She Reaches Out To She Reaches Out To She (CD)
Chelsea Wolfe
Chelsea Wolfe is back and I couldn't be happier. Nobody does dark and doomy ethereal music quite like her.
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Harm's Way (CD)
Ducks Ltd.
Jangly Canadian indie rock at it's finest. Full of catchy songs to dance around your bedroom to.
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Pendulum (LP)
Twin Tribes
A gorgeous new album full of dark romantic goth ballads. For fans of dramatic dance music from bands like Clan of Xymox.
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Still (CD)
Erika de Casier
This album sounds like some forgotten 90s R&B dance album you only just discovered. Takes me back to a different time. Super fun and easy to get addicted to.
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Fairweather Friend (CD)
The Umbrellas
More fantastic indie pop twee from this great San Francisco band. Catchy, sweet and sure to put a smile on your face.
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Jacob
Amoeba Hollywood
Burning Desire (LP)
MIKE
My favorite representation of what hip hop is in this present moment. This album, sonic-wise and topic-wise resonates on so many levels.
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Skinemaxxx (LP)
Fly Anakin
I feel like this is Fly Anakin's best project, which is saying a lot because he has a lengthy catalogue of incredible albums. The lush production from Foisey, Fly Anakin's vocals that cut through the track every time, the humor, the imagery painted with words - It's a great project that I run back all the time. The LP artwork is amazing too.
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Lahai (LP)
Sampha
Another spectacular Sampha album full of optimism, momentum, and poetic songwriting.
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EarWax (Cody)
Amoeba Hollywood
Crawfords on Beverly Blvd is a fantastic combo of fried chicken and beers.
Episode 17: Extraordinary Machine (LP)
Fiona Apple
This album was such a joy to cover. I was unfamiliar with Fiona Apple, and being able to discover not only the melodies and depth of this record, but also the story behind it was extremely rewarding.
They just reissued most of her early work, and this one is a great pickup.
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Episode 22: Midnite Vultures (LP)
Beck
Simply one of the coolest albums I've heard from doing the show. Beck is one of those dudes whose work can be really polarizing, and this album really personifies that. To me, it's his most "Beck" album. Definitely weird, but so okay with itself.
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ANDY
Amoeba Hollywood
King Beefy T
Amoeba Hollywood
I hail from the far away lands of Beeflund where gains are at an abundance.
Brett Dunkin
Amoeba Hollywood
I love any music that makes you move. Nothing beats the feeling of a beat that forces your body to start groovin. Let go of everything and let the music take you there. Huge fan of Jam Bands like the Grateful Dead, Goose, and the Disco Biscuits.
Live From Joshua Tree (LP)
Rufus Du Sol
This is a recording of live show Rufus Du Sol played in the middle of the desert in Joshua tree during the height of the pandemic. This group has a unique sound that is based in electronic music, featuring great hooks and catchy (but not anthemic) choruses that are sure to get you movin' and groovin'. The first track "Valley of the Yuccas" epically starts the album and seamlessly transitions us into 45 minutes of live electronic bliss. Perfect album for those late summer nights that you never want to end.
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Petrodragonic Apocalypse (LP)
King Gizzard & The Lizard
King Gizzard's blistering addition to their small but mighty thrash metal repertoire came out last summer but is still melting faces. With its complex TOOL-style polyrhythms and fiery, slayer-like guitar licks, King Gizzard has successfully combined the best elements of Heavy Metal. They have created an apocalyptic amalgamation of brutality while still remaining melodic and not wandering off into a state of chaos.
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