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Join us for another installment of Lose Yr Mind’s new, FREE, weekly music series, MONDAY NIGHT LIVE. This week we have Tropa Magica back at it again, formed by brothers David and Rene Pacheco in 2018. Inspired by the songs and vibes of their 90’s East LA backyard parties. The band blends in the guitar and rhythms of 60’s Peruvian Cumbias and 90’s grunge with a southern psychedelic twist that transports the listener into a tropical psychedelic dance party. ~ Karaoke after the show!

After over a decade of touring, Roselit Bone have perfected an infectious and intense live show that has transfixed crowds in a nightly conversion ritual. The Portland 8-piece has deepened, shape-shifted and outdone themselves on their fourth full-length record, Ofrenda. After a brief hiatus, relocation to New Orleans, and drastic lineup changes, the band is back in full force for their 2025 tour.

Combining mid-century pop with alt-country sensibilities, Rodeo Wilson creates hazy, technicolor tunes of love and pain, drawing musical inspiration from his Southwestern roots. Now based in Portland OR, Rodeo Wilson released his debut album Mild West on June 14th, 2024. He's joined by Lena Rich (Montana) and Lynna Corinne.

Pleasure Pill were raised in San Diego’s underground scene, spending their young adult years skating together, going to DIY punk gigs, and putting on shows in community centers. Now in NYC, Pleasure Pill are a pop band with stadium-sized ambition; they want to make the best music possible, and be as big as their idols while doing it. But they’re not giving up their values. Guests TBA~

These EBT-core darlings offer up the kind of spirit that keeps their hometown of LA on its feet. A fountain of borderline heavenly alt-gaze hook filled tracks, Marni is a gem of a project. Recently signed to Portland's own Pleasure Tapes along Flesh and Bones Records, they are joined by How Strange It Is and Helens.

These EBT-core darlings offer up the kind of spirit that keeps their hometown of LA on its feet. A fountain of borderline heavenly alt-gaze hook filled tracks, Marni is a gem of a project. Recently signed to Portland's own Pleasure Tapes along Flesh and Bones Records, they are joined by How Strange It Is and Helens.

Local Bands Cover Their Faves! Join us for one night only to start the Halloween celebrations a little early: LASKA, Shiloh Mae, and Unseen Object hit the stage to play their own spin on cover sets of their favorite bands. To start off the night we have Finegrove (Unseen Object covering Pinegrove), Phoney Bridges (Shiloh Mae and friends covering Phoebe Bridgers) and headlining, Big Teeth (LASKA covering Big Thief). 

Niis—pronounced “Nice”—synthesizes the sounds of punk, hardcore, lo-fi garage, and early grunge to craft a raw, undefinable noise all their own. Hailing from Los Angeles, this four-piece channels the spirit of rebellion through blistering riffs and Mimi’s visceral screams, delivering biting commentary on capitalism, misogyny, and the constructs that seek to confine us. With influences like Rudimentary Peni, Crass, and Hole, Niis fuses rage and reflection into songs that confront and provoke. 

This year's Halloween special is a pre-crash bunker wave grass-fed post-ego brown noise premeditated jazz hands bass core band from the city of roses. A strict regimen of wildebeest stage antics, pummeling alt-rhythms, and double-stacked bass distortion, soaring higher and higher into octo-reverb feedback. Three bozos. Two basses. One drum kit. Zero guitars. Always. Loud, fast, and odd. Ogre must be seen to be believed. They are joined by Zookraught (Seattle) and Kerosel.

Spacey Slacker Pop, Galactic Om, Cosmic Sway…what ever you wanna call it, turn down your mind, relax your shoulders, and sway. Blissed out bass lines and swooning, crooning vocals from Californian Maddy Myers paired with bodacious, groovin’ guitar from Danish Gustav Moltke. Joined by their great friend on drums, coming from LA, Josh Cabitac, and on synth and guitar, British born George Godwin.