Allah-Las-Calico Review LP

On Calico Review, Allah-Las weave their dreamy version of west coast psychedelia with advanced songwriting and exquisite production detail. The California quartet’s third album, Calico Review, focuses on both the outer trappings of their home and surroundings, and the through line of darkness that suffuses life in L.A. county. Bearing the mark of four students becoming the teachers and sharing the sentiments of the town they call home, there’s a lot to learn from Allah-Las. The band formed in 2008 while three of the members were working at Amoeba Music in L.A. The Allah-Las released their debut seven inch single in 2011.

A1 Strange Heat

Celesta, Piano, Organ, Mellotron – Tomas Dolas

Organ – Kyle Mullarky

Vocals – Miles Michaud

Written-By – Correia*, Michaud*

A2 Satisfied

Celesta, Piano, Organ, Mellotron – Tomas Dolas

Vocals – Miles Michaud

Written-By – Michaud*

A3 Could Be You

Vocals – Miles Michaud

Written-By – Michaud*

A4 High & Dry

Vocals – Matthew Correia

Written-By – Siadatian*

A5 Mausoleum

Vocals – Pedrum Siadatian

Written-By – Siadatian*

A6 Roadside Memorial

Vocals – Pedrum Siadatian

Written-By – Siadatian*

B1 Autumn Dawn

Vocals – Pedrum Siadatian

Written-By – Siadatian*

B2 Famous Phone Figure

Celesta, Piano, Organ, Mellotron – Tomas Dolas

Strings – Laena Geronimo

Vocals – Spencer Dunham

Written-By – Dunham*

B3 200 South La Brea

Bass – John Anderson*

Celesta, Piano, Organ, Mellotron – Tomas Dolas

Vocals – Matthew Correia

Written-By – Dunham*

B4 Warmed Kippers

Celesta, Piano, Organ, Mellotron – Tomas Dolas

Vocals – Pedrum Siadatian

Written-By – Siadatian*

B5 Terra Ignota

Vocals – Miles Michaud

Written-By – Michaud*

B6 Place In The Sun

Vocals – Matthew Correia

Written-By – Correia*, Siadatian*