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Bryan Lee Brown’s latest offering under his Dark Brown signature is reviewed by music blog Pig State Recon

holloys – w/ Dengue Fever & Jail Weddings
TIX 15$
holloys set time 8:30pm
Troubadour
Los Angeles, CA
9081 Santa Monica Blvd
http://www.troubadour.com/
Visit the Echo website for more details.
December 9th and 10th Holloys will play back to back gigs:
Dec 9th:
Los Angeles Public Library celebrating their inaugural after hours event: THIS IS YOUR LIBRARY
Dec 10th
Silverlake in Pomona at Glass House. (Click image for details)

Back in March (2010) holloys played a live set at Amoeba Music in Los Angeles. Coincidentally it took place on lead singer/bassist Jim Brown’s birthday.
Watch the video: HERE
Sid Brown was Amoeba Music’s Home Grown Independent Featured Artist.
Purchase your copy at www.amoeba.com or drop by a pick one up.

Latinos must love holloys.
A recent blog post in The Scenestar, written by Veronica Munoz, waxed poetic about holloys opening slot for the One Day As A Lion secret shows that took place in Pomona and Eagle Rock earlier this month. Now Gabriel Hernandez of FLABmag.com has done the same.Read his review of the Pomona show HERE.
(No surprise Latin America would love holloys…Dance Power!)

The Scenestar’s contributing music reviewer, Veronica Munoz, has a way with words. After reading her review of the ODAAL Eagle Rock show, at which holloys was the opening act, you’d be hard pressed to avoid falling in love with her, or holloys. Maybe both. Check out her well written and in depth review HERE.
New Soundbites music blogger, Peter Guy, took a shining to holloys when they played All Tomorrow’s Parties in 2009:
Four years ago, and at our first ATP, we bowled up to the back of the outdated ballroom in the bizarre setting of Butlins in Camber Sands and were blown away by an opening act that displayed power, precision and stylistic nouse these ears hadn’t heard in quite some time.
We chinked glasses of frosty beverages in appreciation of what was to be a great weekend ahead as The Mars Volta proved fine hosts selecting, then little-known NYC hipsters Battles as the opening band of the weekend.
This May history seemed to repeat itself as a quintet of multiferous magnificence ripped up the Centre Stage setting of ATP’s Minehead base camp as our delighted gang bore witness to an altogether different beast to Battles, but one of equally thrilling endeavours….Read More.