Punkgaze trio Tennis System, who built an empire of sound in the DC and LA scenes, released their newest video for "Ungrown," the third track from their 2014 album Technicolour Blind. Produced by and featuring Erica Terenzi of Italy's dreampop team Be Forest, the video matches swerving guitars and sun-blistered vocals with nostalgic memories simmered in psychedelic color. This release comes two weeks shy of Tennis System's long-awaited residency at The Echo. Catch them each Monday night in June with local alternative acts new and old, including United Ghosts, Blood Candy, Teenage Wrist, and THE FLASH HITS.

When interviewed by Free Bike Valet on what to expect for the residency, Tennis System's Matty T said: “We’re going to be trying out new songs, playing a lot off of our latest release Technicolour Blind, some off of Teenagers, and some really old ones. Each week will be different. I don’t want to give too much away, but I can assure you won’t want to miss one. Each one builds off of the week prior.”

Watch the new video for "Ungrown" below, and check out Tennis System on Facebook for more details on their upcoming Echo residency. - Ryan Mo

Noise pop trio Tennis System are streaming their much-anticipated sophomnore full-length, Technicolour Blind, one full week in advance of its official October 21st release date. The follow-up to their 2011 debut, Technicolour Blind was recorded with Ulysses Noriega (of Wedding Presdent and Offspring fame) and mixed with highly-touted producer Drew Fisher. Listen to the full album stream below, and make sure to catch them play a hometown show at Los Globos on November 11th.

Over here at the Deli's imaginary headquarters we're big fans of noise pop band Tennis System, who back in 2011 released the mini-LP "Teenagers", one of our favorite local releases of that year. They've been a bit quiet as of late (presumably working on a new full-length?), but to alleviate some of the wait time they've partnered with PaperCup music to release a live recording of one of their last appearances at The Echo, in which they performed as part of the Part Time Punks series that runs there every Sunday night. The five-song EP features a handful of new cuts, all of which truly capture the essence of their stark, yet glistening live performances. It will only be available at a limited run of 500 vinyl copies, and the first hundred will receive a translucent blue vinyl copy.