Los Angeles eclectic rock outfit SPIRIT IN THE ROOM are pleased to unveil their live rendition of The Ruts’ “It Was Cold.” Now playing at New Noise Magazine, the video was shot and edited by Jon Mancinetti at Center Staging in Burbank, Read More …
Los Angeles eclectic rock outfit SPIRIT IN THE ROOM will return to the streets next month supporting labelmates King Parrot on a portion of their US headlining tour. SPIRIT IN THE ROOM will appear on dates in Seattle, San Francisco, Read More …
Pantera will kick off their long-awaited North American headlining dates this July/August with special guest, Lamb Of God. As an added bonus, each show will feature an opening performance by one of five Housecore Records recording artists on select dates. Read More …
SPIRIT IN THE ROOM is pleased to unveil a live video for the track “I Used To Be A Machine.” The disquieting hymn appears on the band’s Flamingo EP, recently last year via Housecore Records. If you ever wondered what Read More …
SPIRIT IN THE ROOM is pleased to unveil a video for the track “Venting.” Now playing at Ghost Cult, the hymn comes by way of the band’s Flamingo EP, recently released by Housecore Records. If you ever wondered what goes Read More …
SPIRIT IN THE ROOM is pleased to unveil a visualizer for the track “I Used To Be A Machine.” The brain bending clip comes in celebration of the band’s long-awaited new EP, Flamingo, out TODAY via Housecore Records. If you Read More …
SPIRIT IN THE ROOM will release their long-awaited new EP, Flamingo, via Housecore Records August 26th, today unveiling a stirring mini film for first single, “The Bird Of Paradise Alights Only Upon The Hand That Does Not Grasp.” If you Read More …
Los Angeles-based eclectic rock unit and recent Housecore Records signees SPIRIT IN THE ROOM are currently streaming a full live performance, portions of which initially debuted as part of En Minor’s livestream earlier this month. The twenty-two-minute set was filmed Read More …
Los Angeles-based eclectic rock unit SPIRIT IN THE ROOM has joined the Housecore Records roster. Occupying a curious and alluring space between late ’60s Los Angeles, The Doors, Hawkwind, and Spiritualized all enveloped in the type of fog that once Read More …