Mini Mansions, who released their debut album on Joshua Homme’s Rekords Rekords last week, kick off their first national tour since the release of their full-length debut with a Nov. 29 at Tin Can Alehouse in San Diego, Calif.
Mini Mansions has been racking up critical accolades with Filter Magazine saying “… the L.A. trio’s debut is to shimmering Brit pop what QOTSA is to hard rock..,” Alternative Press describing Mini Mansions’ music as “… bouncy, late-’60s psych-pop in the vein of the Beatles or the Zombies, the band are ambitiously pushing past modern conventions of indie rock” and the LA Weekly saying the album “sways through it all as rubbery and fuzzy basslines bounce along with piano pounding, driving drums and ethereal, wafting vocals.
