Allah-Las, an American rock band from Los Angeles, California, has cultivated a distinct sound blending psychedelic, garage, and surf rock elements, leading to a respected discography and international tours.
Allah-Las' independent label, partnering with Mexican Summer for the release of their album 'Sirenas.' Also released their album 'Sirenas' (2026) in partnership with Mexican Summer and their album 'Zuma 85' (2023) in partnership with Innovative Leisure.
Record label that released Allah-Las' album 'Sirenas' (2026) in partnership with Calico Discos. Also released 'Calico Review' (2016), 'LAHS' (2019), and various EPs and singles. Collaborated on 'A Decade Deeper' (2018) and 'Self Discovery for Social Survival' (2019) soundtracks. Also released their album 'Sirenas' (2026) in partnership with Calico Discos.
Brand involved in a joint collaboration with Mexican Summer and Allah-Las, featured with the song "Raspberry Jam."
Record label that released Allah-Las' early singles and debut album 'Allah-Las' (2012). They also released "Worship the Sun" (2014) and 'Zuma 85' (2023).
A collaboration with Allah-Las featuring 'The Hundreds X Jack in the Box II.'
Supporter of Allah-Las.
Supporter of Allah-Las.
Supporter of Allah-Las.
Made in partnership with Allah-Las for content on Talkhouse.
Produced a story with 'REVOLT OF THE APES Presents: An Interview With The Allah-Las.'
Allah-Las was formed in Los Angeles, California, in 2008. The band’s founding members, Miles Michaud (vocals, guitar), Matthew Correia (percussion, vocals), Spencer Dunham (bass, vocals), and Pedrum Siadatian (lead guitar, vocals), initially connected while working at Amoeba Records. This shared background in music retail fostered a collective appreciation for vintage sounds, which became foundational to their musical identity. Their early career saw the release of their first 7-inch recording, “Catamaran/Long Journey,” in 2011, produced by Nick Waterhouse for his ‘Pres’ label.
In 2012, Allah-Las partnered with Innovative Leisure for their second single, “Tell Me (What’s on Your Mind)/Sacred Sands,” also produced by Waterhouse. This period marked their full-length debut with the self-titled album “Allah-Las” in September 2012. The album garnered attention for its nostalgic sound, drawing comparisons to bands like The Zombies and The Kinks, and was noted by NPR for its “carefree, breezy sounds of California.” The band embarked on early tours along the California coast in 2011 and expanded to the East Coast and Europe in 2012, establishing an international presence.
Over the years, Allah-Las continued to develop their sound and output. They released “Worship the Sun” in 2014, followed by “Calico Review” in 2016 through Mexican Summer. “Calico Review” was recorded at the Valentine Recording Studio in Los Angeles. Their 2019 album, “LAHS,” further explored their sonic palette, which was described by Exclaim as “the perfect atmospheric soundtrack for a backyard party.” In 2023, they released “Zuma 85,” an album that critics like Darryl Sterdan of Tinnitist noted as a new era for the band, showcasing experimentation with songwriting and influences from ’70s art pop and Krautrock.
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