L.A. Witch will stop in JJ’s Bohemia, 231 E. M.L. King Blvd., Thursday, May 3, for a 7 p.m. show in support of the trio’s self-titled debut album.
Their name is misleading. Although they do bring reverb-soaked punk rock to the stage, they don’t practice any sort of witchcraft. Although their ability to conjure a specific time and place through their sound does suggest a kind of magic.
They describe their EP as “music for miscreants, burnouts, down-and-out dreamers and obsessive historians.”
After touring nearly nonstop for the last three years, L.A. Witch has developed a singularly seductive, haunting and wistful sound that has enamored the garage rock, dream pop, psych and indie music communities.
Tickets for Thursday’s show are $10.