The Black Angels at Fine Line

From Austin, Texas

First Twin Cities show since since October 17, 2011 • Ninth Twin Cities show on MN Live's calendar since November 16, 2005

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From last.fm:

The Black Angels are a psychedelic rock band from Austin, Texas, formed in May 2004. Their name derives from the Velvet Underground song "The Black Angel's Death Song". The band consists of Alex Maas (vocals, guitar), Christian Bland (guitar), Kyle Hunt (keyboards), Nate Ryan (bass) and Stephanie Bailey (drums). Hannah Levin's review of the Black Angels album, Passover, described them as "Walking in the shadows cast by Spacemen 3 and Spiritualized mastermind Jason Pierce" and compared them to The Warlocks and Black Mountain... Read more about The Black Angels on Last.fm.

From Los Angeles, California

First Twin Cities show since since October 11, 2012

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Allah-Las formed in Los Angeles in 2008 around a mutual love for records, Los Angeles history, and the beach. They are all surfers and cover the city from the East Side (Mt. Washington) to way out West (Venice Beach) - and their sound reflects the geography of the city. The group consists of Miles Michaud, singer and guitarist, Pedrum Siadatian, electric guitar and vocals, Spencer Dunham, Electric Bass and vocals, and Matthew Correia, drums, percussion and vocals. Read more about Allah-Las on Last.fm.

From Montreal, Canada

First Twin Cities show on MN Live's calendar

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There are are at least two bands named Elephant Stone: 1. An indie pop band from Montreal, Canada. 2. An alternative rock band from Czestochowa, Poland 1. Just one short year after the release of their acclaimed, Polaris Music Prize-nominated debut The Seven Seas, Montreal’s Elephant Stone returns with The Glass Box EP. Shunning the convenience of modern digital recording, The Glass Box EP was recorded on a vintage Neve console (allegedly used by Led Zeppelin during the Physical Graffiti sessions) to a 16-track 2″ tape machine at Montreal’s infamous Breakglass Studios. Read more about Elephant Stone on Last.fm.