A soft slice of science fiction that brings vision to Julia Holter’s dreamy melancholy. Modestly epic. Here’s what video maker Jose Wolff has to say about it: “The first thing that came to mind was an image that gradually deteriorates with visual noise, echoing the sonic noise present in the song. We go from lightness [...]

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On Saturday, Oct. 15 dublab is holding their 12th anniversary happening at Atwater crossing and we have tickets to give you! Email us at rsvp@larecord.com and tell us about your favorite dublab event or memory from the last twelve years for a chance to win! Winners will be announced Friday, Oct. 14th. Performing: DIVA, TEEBS, [...]

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Yellow Red Sparks on the Terrace Stage There’s nothing better than than enjoying folk music on a surreal ranch in the hills of the San Gabriel Mountains with 500 guests and 28 bands. On August 7th, The 2nd New Los Angeles Folk Festival was held at Zorthian Ranch in Altadena, CA. With four different stages [...]

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A mighty twenty six bands will play the Folk Fest event at Zorthian Ranch on August 6th. That’s something like one band member for every four guests attending this musical feast. Tickets on sale now at http://lafolkfest.com. Listen to Amanda Jo Williams, Ana Caravelle, Cowboy And Indian, The Djin Aquarian Band (that’s the Djin of [...]

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Julia Holter went to Canada with Dublab for a week to immerse them canucks in Tonalism, a night-long ambient music experience. She says, “I hastily ditched my microkorg plan last minute and decided to try out my songs on the church piano instead. At 4am.” Here, in audio form, is what she showed them. Down [...]

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Perhacs had taken us up to angelic heights, and it’s hard to compete with heaven—but Friedman seemed to think that it’s better to laugh with the sinners than cry with the saints.

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Warning: This is not Julia Holter, but it is. This Julia Holter floats up to outer space, her keyboard spinning slowly (“Days of You”), and you may not recognize her. Live Recordings is the “lofi” Julia Holter who captures the moment on a room mic. Despite its more minimal approach, Live Recordings has many dimensions, like a room with thin walls—and the neighbors make noise.

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Tearist L.A. RECORD had the pleasure of co-presenting experimental performance party The Series this month on The Standard, Downtown LA’s rooftop. Observe Tearist and Julia Holter make their way around the place, see some sign language in the elevator, listen to a can transmitting a message, marvel at Air (Ariana Natale) lighting a dancer on [...]

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