Watch the video for "Follow You Down" by Allah-Las, exclusively on Best Fit
Returning with their new album Worship The Sun, L.A.'s psych-pop/garage-rock quartet Allah-Las are aiming for warmth. It's a record built on fuzzy, warped layers of guitar and basslines that melt into kick beats.
Our very own Ami Lord said that: "Worship The Sun definitely won’t disappoint fans of their self-titled debut, and the extra production values only adds to their refreshingly carefree style. A perfect album to hang onto the last remnants of long, hazy summer days."
On new single "Follow You Down", the group turn to the environs of Californian deserts, old western flicks from the '60s and general banditry. They were also lucky enough to film the video on a recent surfing vacation to Mexico.
Watch the video for "Follow You Down" and have a look at the upcoming tour dates for UK and Ireland below.
September
21 - The Haunt, Brighton, UK
22 - Bodega, Nottingham, UK
24 - Oval Space, London, UK
26 - Psych Fest @ Camp, Liverpool, UK
28 - Workman's Club - Dublin, IRE
29 - Broadcast, Glasgow, UK
30 - Electric Circus, Edinburgh, UK
October
2 - The Harley, Sheffield, UK
3 - Hare & Hounds, Birmingham, UK
4 - Start The Bus, Bristol, UK
Worship The Sun is out 22 September on Innovative Leisure.
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