California’s Allah-Las seem to make music through a vintage lens, combining elements of ’60s surf, psychedelic, and garage rock into a more updated and accessible package. The band’s members first met while working at their city’s iconic record shop, Amoeba Music, but soon migrated to a nearby basement. After impressing with 2012’s self-titled debut, they’re returning this fall with its follow-up.
Entitled Worship the Sun, it’s due out September 16th via Innovative Leisure.
The album was recorded in Los Angeles with Dan Horne, Nick Waterhouse and the band themselves on production duties.
