It’s hard to find many Palomar concert videos online, but here’s a good one of the band playing “Infinite Variation” at Cake Shop in New York:
If you like the sound of “Infinite Variation,” other must-hear Palomar tracks are:
“Not Earned,” “Bury Me Closer,” “You Dance Bad,” “You’re Keeping Us Up” and “Top Banana.”
Alvvays is a new band from Toronto.
“Adult Diversion” is jangly, upbeat, dreamy pop–
Ask Lydia is a four piece from England…Listen to the nice lead guitar work on “Disposable Love”:
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Ex Cops played their first ever LA show last night, opening for Bleached at The Troubadour.
The band kicked off their set with “Ken,” followed by “You Are A Lion, I Am A Lamb,” which set the tone for their band as one of controlled energy, dreamy guitar tones, and lush male-female vocals.
Ex Cops (Brian Harding and Amalie Bruun) were backed by 3 other musicians, and they played to a packed house (mostly full of teenagers).
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They played a brand new song that sounded good — nice bass line and chord changes. Ex Cops’ penultimate song was “James,” which sounded way too rushed! “James” is such an amazing song but I couldn’t appreciate it when it was played so fast.
Check out: Ex Cops’ official website + Twitter for 2 more LA dates + the rest of the tour.
The Sleep Wells are an unsigned band from the UK.
“Please,” the band’s latest single, is a really solid track. It starts with just vocals and soft electric guitar, and then more vocals come in. The song changes in tone after the 3:00 minute mark, and I’d prefer if the song just ended before that.
Tennis is a husband/wife duo originally from Denver.
Check out their song “Deep in the Woods”:
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