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Tonight In Rock: Tom Tom Club, Dntel, Patrick Park, Catwalk

Catwalk will be performing tonight at the Smell | Picture via Catwalk's Myspace
Our Pick: Residual Echoes, Mmoss, Catwalk, Haunted Tiger @ The Smell
Tonight Talking Heads splinter, legendary new wave duo Tom Tom Club will be headlining the Echoplex. Local electronic mastermind James Tamborello, otherwise known as Dntel, is poised to take on the Bootleg Theater with none other than LA-based orchestral pop duo the Long Lost, a collaboration between Alfred Darlington (otherwise known as electronic mastermind Daedelus) and his wife Laura. And, lastly, LA-by-way-of-Colorado folk troubadour Patrick Park will be gracing the Echo Park United Methodist Church with local indie rock outfit Sea Wolf (LAist Interview, Review, #2, #3). But we strongly suggest heading over to the Smell in Downtown to catch Oxnard-bred lo-fi garage rock trio Catwalk.
Catwalk - "(Please) Don't Break Me"
Tom Tom Club - "Genius of Love"
Dntel - "(This Is) The Dream of Evan and Chan [Safety Scissors Spilled My Drink Mix]"
Patrick Park - "The Lucky Ones"
Tom Tom Club, Paul Ryder, Fool's Gold DJs @ Echoplex
Ana Caravelle's record release, Dntel, The Long Lost @ Bootleg Theater
The Weepies, Lucy Schwartz @ El Rey Theatre
Sea Wolf, Sera Cahoone, Patrick Park @ Echo Park United Methodist Church
Grand Ole Echo w/ Jason Heath and the Greedy Souls, Johnny Angel, Wendell and the Wasted Knights, Patty Reese, Madame Pamita @ The Echo
The Marieta James, Peer Manor, Kill Kill Kill, Toy District @ Spaceland
Renee Olstead, Palmdale, Rebecca Pidgeon, Chris Barnett @ The Hotel Café
Residual Echoes, Mmoss, Catwalk, Haunted Tiger @ The Smell
Theo Angel, Nymph, Sneaky Snakes, Robedoor, Suzi Star @ Echo Curio
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