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Exray's celebrate the release of their new album with Maus Haus, Mwahaha, and Devonwho on Friday, June 8, at Rickshaw Stop. 8 p.m., $10. <\/p>\n
The Bay Area is undergoing a renaissance in overcast electronic pop. Along with the moody rhythms of locals like James and Evander, and Chucha Santamaria y Usted, the lingering tempos and gloomy futurism of Exray's have pushed the S.F. duo to the forefront of this local movement. The band's new album, Trust a Robot, sees Jon Bernson and Michael Falsetto-Mapp further developing their distressed sonic palette and inventive songwriting. \"You Can Trust a Robot\" is an apocalyptic anthem bolstered by imagery straight out of a Philip K. Dick novel, while \"Yellow Light\" sounds like a lonely lament from a ghost in the postmillennial machine. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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