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Stream: FIDLAR "Awkward"

Rambunctious garage quartet FIDLAR continue to enjoy their banner year by releasing new single "Awkward", an entirely new song to surface since the release of their self-titled debut earlier this year. The song has less of the sloppy, flighty abandon of the aforementioned and takes a more pure-pop songwriting approach, but it's not that far off from what we expect from FIDLAR: Zac Carper continues to highlight a self-deprecating personality with an infectiously catchy chorus, not to mention that it also strikes with a crunchy power chord that's gritty as it is melodic. Also, is there a hint of Moog synthesizer in the chorus (The Rentals, anyone?) In short, not much has changed for these guys and all the better for it. "Awkward" will comprise one side of a tour-only, split 7" with touring mates The Orwells. 

Published: July 25, 2013 |
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FIDLAR releases new track off debut LP + plays The Echo 10.26 w/ The Shrine

Hell yeah! - after a couple years on the LA punk scene, garnering a crowd of followers abroad for being one of those oh-so-satisfactory bands that'll sing (=bark) all the stories you want to hear, silly girls, junk food, drugs, beer, more drugs, piss-drunk antics and more straight-up sillies, FIDLAR will be releasing on January 22nd a first self-titled LP, via Mom&Pop records. Anyone unaware of the band could honestly  just read through their song titles and gather what the deal is, i.e some fun-loving r&r, the kind that exists solely to soundtrack reckless exploits, rabid moshpits and messy house parties, not even half pretending to be anything BUT unserious. To preview the album, they debuted a couple of days ago 'White On White', second single off FIDLAR, skuzzed-out treat that'll be joined on the record by tracks like 'Blackout Stout', 'Wake Bake Skate', as well as 'Cheap Beer' (I DRINK CHEAP BEER SO WHAT FUCK YOU, that one, yes), which they released just over a month ago. A lot to look forward to. And if that's not enough, FIDLAR's now off on tour and will be playing The Echo with The Shrine on October 26th! 

Published: October 12, 2012 |
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Best Los Angeles Emerging Artists of 2012
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FIDLAR

They say that punk bands are in their prime when they're still young, crass, and defiantly apathetic. So it makes sense that  FIDLAR isn't really preoccupied at the moment with tax deductions or even college for that matter - their vicious garage anthems are all about existing in the now, being politically incorrect with a purpose and, you know, having some unabashed fun on a Friday night. (photo credit Alice Baxley).

ALLAH-LAS

Smoky garage rock is usually associated with San Francisco, greatly due to the communal kinship and prolific work ethic of bands such as the Fresh & Onlys, Sick Alps, and Thee Oh Sees. But go a little further south and you’ll discover the skuzzy, sun dappled sounds of Allah Las. Sculpted and retro-fitted from the perennial Nuggets compilation, the quartet does occasionally touch base with their sixties forbearers, but their delectable fuzzy nuggets invoke a cool, phlegmatic vibe that’s very much attuned with their home city.

VANAPRASTA

Vanaprasta knows exactly how to channel Los Angeles' buzz into their music, which is as surprising as a walk in the city itself. Combining psychedelia and rock n’ roll, all five of the band members craft pieces of an intricate puzzle for the listener to put together.

 

  
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LOS ANGELES POLL FULL RESULTS
 
Artist
J
W
F

OS
TOTAL
 
1
 Fidlar
4
 
0.012
3
7.012
2
 Allah-Las
6
 
0.006
 
6.006
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3
 Vanaprasta
3
1
0.024
1
5.024
icon
4
 Grouplove
3
2
0.006
 
5.006
icon
5
 Sue Scrofa
1
 
3
1
5
icon
6
 NO
3
1
0.01
 
4.01
icon
8
 Stab City
2
 
2
 
4
icon
7
 The King's English
 
 
3
1
4
icon
9
 Ross Sea Party
2
 
0.5
1
3.5
icon
10
 Incan Abraham
3
 
0.055
 
3.055
icon
11
 Hands
2
1
0.051
 
3.051
icon
12
 The Present Moment
3
 
0.032
 
3.032
icon
13
 J Irvin Dally
3
 
0.012
 
3.012
icon
14
 Superhumanoids
3
 
0.011
 
3.011
icon
15
 Belle Brigade
2
1
0.007
 
3.007
icon
 
 Hanni El Khatib
2
1
0.007
 
3.007
icon
17
 Manhattan Murder Mystery
3
 
0.007
 
3.007
icon
18
 Dante vs. Zombies
3
 
0.004
 
3.004
icon
19
 Makepeace Brothers
3
 
0.001
 
3.001
icon
20
 Shining Twins
3
 
0
 
3
icon
21
 The Dead Ships
 
1
1
1
3
icon
22
 Yellow Red Sparks
 
 
1.5
1
2.5
icon
23
 Death to Anders
2
 
0.05
 
2.05
icon
 
 Sister Ruby Band
 
 
0.05
2
2.05
icon
25
 Sabrosa Purr
2
 
0.037
 
2.037
icon
26
 Octavius
2
 
0.016
 
2.016
icon
27
 LA Font
 
 
0.007
2
2.007
icon
 
 2 Hearts & Chemicals
2
 
0.006
 
2.006
icon
29
 Chelsea Wolfe
 
2
0.005
 
2.005
icon
30
 Saint Motel
1
1
0.005
 
2.005
icon
 
 Evan Voyas
2
 
0.003
 
2.003
icon
32
 Nite Jewel
2
 
0.003
 
2.003
icon
 
 PAPA
2
 
0.002
 
2.002
icon
34
 The White Buffalo
2
 
0.002
 
2.002
icon
35
 Princeton
1
1
0.001
 
2.001
icon
36
 Hi Ho Silver Ho
 
 
0.004
1.5
1.504
icon
 
 Of Verona
 
 
0.002
1.25
1.252
icon
 
 Toy Bombs
1
 
0.076
 
1.076
icon
 
 Tennis System
1
 
0.051
 
1.051
icon
40
 Bixby Knolls
1
 
0.046
 
1.046
icon
41
 Chasing Kings
1
 
0.031
 
1.031
icon
42
 The Californian
1
 
0.031
 
1.031
icon
43
 Electric Flower
1
 
0.03
 
1.03
icon
44
 Dreamtapes
1
 
0.027
 
1.027
icon
45
 The Fake Furs
 
 
0.013
1
1.013
icon
46
 Walking Sleep
 
 
0.005
1
1.005
icon
47
 Nico STAI
1
 
0.004
 
1.004
icon
48
 Geneva Jacuzzi
1
 
0.002
 
1.002
icon
49
 Lord Huron
1
 
0.002
 
1.002
icon
50
 Honeyhoney
 
 
0.001
1
1.001
icon
51
 Arrica Rose
 
 
0.026
0.5
0.526
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