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No Age are set to perform at The Getty Center on Friday, June 27 as part of the museum's monthly "Fridays Off the 405" series. Hot off the release of their Sub Pop debut LP Nouns, the duo will grace attendees with their blistering one-two live arsenal of punk-tinged experimental delight. This free* event starts at 6pm (so cut out of the office early if ya can), but No Age probably won't go on until 8pm or so as King Shade kicks the night off with a DJ set of "hardcore trustafari explosive jamaican action".
The big one to look for this week is the new release from Wolf Parade. At Mount Zoomer is the band's sophomore effort and follow-up to 2005's Apologies To the Queen Mary. There are nine tracks in all, with four credited to Boeckner, four to Krug, and the closing cut attributed to both. The album comes out on Tuesday, but in case you want to sample before spending those hard-earned clams, the entire record is now streaming in low quality on MySpace.
In case you missed it, The Republic Tigers were on Letterman in May. Click on through to see an archive of their performance of "Buildings and Mountains".
Perennial post-rockers Mogwai will be appearing at The Wiltern on September 9, presumably in support of their forthcoming LP The Hawk Is Howling, out September 23 on Matador. Until then, do indulge in the track "Dracula Family" from the Rock Action Spring Sampler (available on the band's MySpace.) Experimental duo Fuck Buttons open. Tickets go on sale at noon on Friday, June 13 via Ticketmaster.