The music video isn't dead.  Well, at least to ambient rock outfit Lowlight.  This Thursday night at the American Film Institute, the band are previewing every track of their forthcoming A Wonderful Lie album in film form, all directed and produced by local film makers.  Those in attendance will be provided wine and cheese and will be able to vote for their favorites to award directors cash prizes.  The event is free, but $10 guarantees a seat, and space will be limited, so arrive early.  For more details and RSVP information, check out the Facebook event page.

Jason Karaban | "Succeed 101"

Singer/songwriter Jason Karaban is taking a departure from the warm intimacy of his last EP Mayfly to the multi-instrumental and brighter sounds of his forthcoming Just Enough, Just In Case EP. If "Succeed 101" is any indication of the new release, expect Karaban's signature pen in heavy lyric, but in a more optimistic sonic avenue.

Rock folk-pop artists Mississippi Man are wrapping up their November residency at Silverlake Lounge tonight.  The bittersweet ending comes after having shared the corner stage hideout this month with The Color Turning, Spirit Vine, Olin and the Moon and Make Moon (just to name a few). Their epic residency comes to a close tonight with Last American Buffalo and other fine, notable acts on the bill, all at the cost of $0.

A free set by Restavrant and a limited quantity of free beer?  Where?  Who?  What?  Ehh?  You can count on The Deli Magazine LA's Twitter page to provide the details.  Follow us.  Plus, these blog-posted heads up won't be around for too long -- we'll be going completely exclusive to our Twitter page for passwords, giveaways, and a-little-bird-told-us tips!

Nearly two years in the making, Regrets & Brunettes' debut album At Night You Love Me will finally be released to the masses. Join them (as well as Seasons and Downtown/Union) for a release party at the Echo tonight to preview the fresh material. Plus, it's free, and we know you like free.