Brass Box
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FEB
03
2019
Los Angeles, CA
The Echo
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AUG
06
2018
Los Angeles, CA
Resident
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APR
17
2018
Los Angeles, CA
The Moroccan Lounge
I Was There
MAR
05
2018
Los Angeles, CA
The Echo
I Was There
FEB
15
2018
Los Angeles, CA
Union Nightclub
I Was There
JAN
13
2018
Long Beach, CA
4th Street Vine
I Was There
JAN
04
2018
Los Angeles, CA
The Satellite
I Was There
DEC
08
2017
Costa Mesa, CA
Holiday
I Was There
NOV
26
2017
Los Angeles, CA
Echoplex
I Was There
SEP
19
2017
Los Angeles, CA
Resident
I Was There
AUG
09
2017
Los Angeles, CA
El Cid
I Was There
JUN
30
2017
Los Angeles, CA
La Cita Bar
I Was There
JUN
13
2017
Los Angeles, CA
Echoplex
I Was There
APR
17
2017
Los Angeles, CA
The Echo
I Was There
FEB
26
2017
Los Angeles, CA
The Echo
I Was There
JAN
07
2017
Los Angeles, CA
Bootleg Theater
I Was There
DEC
02
2016
Los Angeles, CA
The Echo
I Was There
SEP
10
2016
Alhambra, CA
Main Street Downtown Alhambra
I Was There
AUG
05
2016
Los Angeles, CA
The Echo
I Was There
JUN
12
2016
Los Angeles, CA
The Echo
I Was There
APR
21
2016
Los Angeles, CA
Resident
I Was There
FEB
29
2016
Los Angeles, CA
The Satellite
I Was There
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About Brass Box
Los Angeles’ Brass Box allures listeners into a velvet sea of atmospheric waves. Singer and bassist Ammo Bankoff (Tête, Black Flamingo), guitarist Neil Popkin (War Tapes, Rituals), guitarist Matt Bennett (War Tapes), and drummer Pablo Amador (Magic Wands) invite their audience onto the spectral shores of a dream.
After Bankoff booked Popkin’s first Los Angeles show in 2006 alongside one of her earlier projects, the two continued to exchange ideas in Los Angeles’ liminal spaces, running into each other at galleries and warehouse shows. Popkin recalls that he was always drawn to Bankoff’s early projects and artistic vision, but the two were preoccupied by their own pursuits, and collaboration never ensued.
In 2013, a change encounter inspired Bankoff to share her early demos with Popkin. The two realized that they had a symbiotic creative trajectory which become the genesis of Brass Box. Later, the duo added Bennett and Amador as the scaffolding to their intonation. This addition lead to the foundation of their current lineup.
Their leading singles were met with success from an myriad of notable publications including Post-Punk.com calling its compositions “...a surreal reverie [having] the sonic texture of crushed velvet imbued with the lingering scent of burnt incense and clove cigarettes circa October of 1993,” and LA Record noting them as “...dedicated to making the kind of music that should soundtrack a sand-dune-to-shoreline road movie by David Lynch.”
After Bankoff booked Popkin’s first Los Angeles show in 2006 alongside one of her earlier projects, the two continued to exchange ideas in Los Angeles’ liminal spaces, running into each other at galleries and warehouse shows. Popkin recalls that he was always drawn to Bankoff’s early projects and artistic vision, but the two were preoccupied by their own pursuits, and collaboration never ensued.
In 2013, a change encounter inspired Bankoff to share her early demos with Popkin. The two realized that they had a symbiotic creative trajectory which become the genesis of Brass Box. Later, the duo added Bennett and Amador as the scaffolding to their intonation. This addition lead to the foundation of their current lineup.
Their leading singles were met with success from an myriad of notable publications including Post-Punk.com calling its compositions “...a surreal reverie [having] the sonic texture of crushed velvet imbued with the lingering scent of burnt incense and clove cigarettes circa October of 1993,” and LA Record noting them as “...dedicated to making the kind of music that should soundtrack a sand-dune-to-shoreline road movie by David Lynch.”
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Genres:
Darkwave, Dream Goth, Shoegaze, World Fusion
Band Members:
AmmoNeilPabloMatt
Hometown:
Los Angeles, California
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Live Collage Sweatshirt
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Rainbow T-Shirt
$30.0 USD
Circle Beanie
$20.0 USD
concerts and tour dates
Past
FEB
03
2019
Los Angeles, CA
The Echo
I Was There
AUG
06
2018
Los Angeles, CA
Resident
I Was There
APR
17
2018
Los Angeles, CA
The Moroccan Lounge
I Was There
MAR
05
2018
Los Angeles, CA
The Echo
I Was There
FEB
15
2018
Los Angeles, CA
Union Nightclub
I Was There
JAN
13
2018
Long Beach, CA
4th Street Vine
I Was There
JAN
04
2018
Los Angeles, CA
The Satellite
I Was There
DEC
08
2017
Costa Mesa, CA
Holiday
I Was There
NOV
26
2017
Los Angeles, CA
Echoplex
I Was There
SEP
19
2017
Los Angeles, CA
Resident
I Was There
AUG
09
2017
Los Angeles, CA
El Cid
I Was There
JUN
30
2017
Los Angeles, CA
La Cita Bar
I Was There
JUN
13
2017
Los Angeles, CA
Echoplex
I Was There
APR
17
2017
Los Angeles, CA
The Echo
I Was There
FEB
26
2017
Los Angeles, CA
The Echo
I Was There
JAN
07
2017
Los Angeles, CA
Bootleg Theater
I Was There
DEC
02
2016
Los Angeles, CA
The Echo
I Was There
SEP
10
2016
Alhambra, CA
Main Street Downtown Alhambra
I Was There
AUG
05
2016
Los Angeles, CA
The Echo
I Was There
JUN
12
2016
Los Angeles, CA
The Echo
I Was There
APR
21
2016
Los Angeles, CA
Resident
I Was There
FEB
29
2016
Los Angeles, CA
The Satellite
I Was There
Show More Dates
About Brass Box
Los Angeles’ Brass Box allures listeners into a velvet sea of atmospheric waves. Singer and bassist Ammo Bankoff (Tête, Black Flamingo), guitarist Neil Popkin (War Tapes, Rituals), guitarist Matt Bennett (War Tapes), and drummer Pablo Amador (Magic Wands) invite their audience onto the spectral shores of a dream.
After Bankoff booked Popkin’s first Los Angeles show in 2006 alongside one of her earlier projects, the two continued to exchange ideas in Los Angeles’ liminal spaces, running into each other at galleries and warehouse shows. Popkin recalls that he was always drawn to Bankoff’s early projects and artistic vision, but the two were preoccupied by their own pursuits, and collaboration never ensued.
In 2013, a change encounter inspired Bankoff to share her early demos with Popkin. The two realized that they had a symbiotic creative trajectory which become the genesis of Brass Box. Later, the duo added Bennett and Amador as the scaffolding to their intonation. This addition lead to the foundation of their current lineup.
Their leading singles were met with success from an myriad of notable publications including Post-Punk.com calling its compositions “...a surreal reverie [having] the sonic texture of crushed velvet imbued with the lingering scent of burnt incense and clove cigarettes circa October of 1993,” and LA Record noting them as “...dedicated to making the kind of music that should soundtrack a sand-dune-to-shoreline road movie by David Lynch.”
After Bankoff booked Popkin’s first Los Angeles show in 2006 alongside one of her earlier projects, the two continued to exchange ideas in Los Angeles’ liminal spaces, running into each other at galleries and warehouse shows. Popkin recalls that he was always drawn to Bankoff’s early projects and artistic vision, but the two were preoccupied by their own pursuits, and collaboration never ensued.
In 2013, a change encounter inspired Bankoff to share her early demos with Popkin. The two realized that they had a symbiotic creative trajectory which become the genesis of Brass Box. Later, the duo added Bennett and Amador as the scaffolding to their intonation. This addition lead to the foundation of their current lineup.
Their leading singles were met with success from an myriad of notable publications including Post-Punk.com calling its compositions “...a surreal reverie [having] the sonic texture of crushed velvet imbued with the lingering scent of burnt incense and clove cigarettes circa October of 1993,” and LA Record noting them as “...dedicated to making the kind of music that should soundtrack a sand-dune-to-shoreline road movie by David Lynch.”
Show More
Genres:
Darkwave, Dream Goth, Shoegaze, World Fusion
Band Members:
AmmoNeilPabloMatt
Hometown:
Los Angeles, California
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