When New York-based band White Arrows decided to cross the country and land in LA, they had one goal: to get stuck in our heads. And despite any blood loss or  skull damage that may have caused, we’re sure glad they did. With firm roots in lo-fi garage rock and searing electro-pop, songs like “City Boy” display a worthy arsenal of sharp guitar twangs, stomping drum beats and synths. With a successful Spaceland residency and a newly released EP under their belts, these LA transplants are headed to the Glass House this weekend to cavort with tripped-out indie pop purveyors Ariel Pink’s Haunted Graffiti and Long Beach’s ballsy “spaghetti western wizard rockers” Bella... More >>>