Pairing three great garage bands who should play together ALL THE TIME turned out to be as great in practice as it was in theory. This FYF outing paired So-Cal heroes Tijuana Panthers and Audacity with S.F. sunshine pop darling Ty Segall at Eagle Rock’s historic-library-turned-concert-venue Eagle Rock Center for the Arts.

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NOTE: LAS ROBERTAS COULDN’T PLAY; SLUG GUTS IS PLAYING INSTEAD! FOR FANS OF AUSTRALIAN X!

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A dusty Jeep full of people (and all sorts of stuff) rolled up and a wide eyed hippie type girl with sun baked crimped long hair leaned out the window, “Is this the Growlers show?” When we told her yes her face lit up like she had just reached the holy land after traveling 100 miles through a parched desert.

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Dávila 666 is a garage punk band from Puerto Rico who sing in Spanish over fuzzed-out guitars and a rollicking rhythm section. Bassist A.J. joins us to talk about the benefits of always being able to see in 3-D and the benefits of always doing what you wanna. This interview by Kristina Benson.

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When I found out that Pangea was playing with The Lovely Bad Things and Tijuana Panthers at Burger just a city away from me, for free, my initial thought was, “Could a show be any more perfect?”

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This gallery comes courtesy of Pinpoint Music, who documented the very last show Monotonix will play in L.A. ever! If you were never lucky enough to feel this Israeli band’s sweaty body upon your fingertips, that’s too bad. Photos by Ben Irwin

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TJPs’ music is so steeped in Coppertone and 4 foot lefts that, at one point, I could of sworn I had sand between my toes. If they were a surf spot they would be Trestles, not Rincon, but who cares?

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