Ava Luna

Ava Luna are one of our fave local raves, and pretty much your best bet if you can’t wait until TV on the Radio make a new album: A weird, post-everything art-indie outfit full of taut post-punk riffs and a three-piece girl group doing soaring harmonies. Tonight they are joined by a host of mostly locals, including the lo-fi Graceland groover Delicate Steve, 8-bit soulsters Santino Santino, folk-pop dreamers Beauty Feast, and prickly indietronica duo Bluejay.

Fri., May 7, 9 p.m., 2010

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