Kevin Bronson on November 3rd, 2014

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Fantastic selection of Monday shows:

‣ Toronto duo Electric Youth, whose debut album “Innerworld” is just out on Secretly Canadian, visit the Roxy Theatre, with L.A.’s Midnight Faces supporting. Above, the very stirring video, set in Beirut, for Elecric Youth’s “Runaway.”
‣ Sweden’s Galantis teams up with Booka Shade for a show at the Mayan Theater.
‣ L.A. quartet Dorothy kicks off its residency at the Bootleg HiFi – WOVE (fka A Million Billion Dying Suns) and LA Font open.
‣ Swedish quintet Amason [see “Duvan”] help Wartime Recitals launch their residency at the Echo, where , Wartime Recitals and Paul Bergmann at the Echo
‣ The Diamond Light kick off their Satellite residency on a night indie-rockers Great White Buffalo celebrates a new EP. Travesura and Down & Outlaws also support.
‣ Bay Area instrumental rockers Secret Chiefs 3 visit El Cid for a special show, performing composer John Zorn’s “Masada.”

Also:

The Bug, Wolf Eyes and Egyptrixx at the Echoplex
The Preatures at Sayers Club
Scott Weiland & the Wildabouts and Stocklyn at the Troubadour
Dreaming Bull at the Silverlake Lounge
Leisure Cruise, Pablo Nouvelle, Ballet School and Banta at Bardot
Eyehategod, Power Trip, Iron Reagan, Witchaven and Dead Beat at Los Globos
David Ryan Harris, Zane Carney, the Bros. Landreth, Gaela Brown and Martin Harley at the Hotel Café
Miranda Lee Richards, Christian Lee Hutson and Fort King at Harvard & Stone
Polaris Rose, the Most Best and One Bad Son at the Mint
Shoos Off, the Trews and Fictionist at the Viper Room
The Moan, JQ & the Revue and Asleep at the Gate at the Wayfarer
GWAR, Decapitated and American Sharks at the Observatory
JD McPherson and Cactus Blossoms at the Constellation Room
Up with a Twist at Vitello’s Jazz & Supper Club
Justo Almario and Marcos Ariel at the Catalina Bar & Grill