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The Armand Hammer Art Museum
10899 Wilshire Blvd., L.A.Fervent and brash indie rock, with twirling guitar riffs that make you want to bounce all over the place in youthful carelessness.
Jul 24, 2008 08:00PM
The Smell
247 S. Main St., Los AngelesThe local spazz-noise quartet recently released a disco-fied remix album of tracks from their ace self-titled debut, which straddled ferocious thrash punk with tribal...
Jul 28, 2008 09:00PM
The Glass House
200 W. 2nd Street, PomonaThese hip Brits, complete with a new single and album soon on its way, are ready to bring their post-punk noise and energy back from hiatus. They bring along newcomers...
Jul 28, 2008 07:00PM
Mayan Theatre
1038 S. Hill St., Los AngelesThese hip Brits, complete with a new single and album soon on its way, are ready to bring their post-punk noise and energy back from hiatus. They bring along newcomers...
Jul 29, 2008 07:00PM
Spaceland
1717 Silver Lake Blvd., L.A.The post-shoegaze group joins a huge pack of similar bands vying for the Next Kevin Shields title, but its has a bit more punk swagger and energy than most and uses it to...
Aug 02, 2008 08:30PM
House of Blues
8430 W. Sunset Blvd., West HollywoodFat Mike and his pop-punk accomplices present another round of hilarious and clever cover songs.
Aug 03, 2008 08:00PM
El Rey Theatre
5515 Wilshire Blvd., L.A.The chart-topping U.K. band with the silly name trots out the year's best dance floor-ready rock on debut album "We Started Nothing."
Aug 06, 2008 08:00PM
The Glass House
200 W. 2nd Street, PomonaFat Mike and his pop-punk accomplices present another round of hilarious and clever cover songs.
Aug 07, 2008 07:00PM
The Music Box @ Fonda
6126 Hollywood Blvd., L.A.Energetic yet moody, The Faint's electronica music either makes you want to start thrashing or dance the night away.
Aug 07, 2008 08:00PM
El Rey Theatre
5515 Wilshire Blvd., L.A.Don't let the Don DeLillo reference deter you. This rising local quintet is more Morrissey than "Mao II," more louche than "Libra," and home to more...
Aug 07, 2008 08:00PM