The Allah-Las have been gigging in Los Angeles since 2008, refining their live performance and honing their unique fusion of West Coast garage rock and roll, Latin percussion and electric folk.

The band’s second album, Worship The Sun, expands on the sound established by their self-titled debut; richly textured and timeless as a Southern California beach break, with songs evocative of Beatniks, artists, surfers, nomads and other remnants of a bygone Sunset Strip. Golden tans and cosmic sunsets. One can feel the warmth of the sun, but the group deftly avoids the kitsch so often indulged by lovers of these things. Hints of Byrds, Love, Felt, and those who follow are threaded into the tapestry.