Allah-Las' upcoming album, "The Stuff / Zuma 85," marks a significant evolution for the band as they break away from conventional genres and embrace a diverse range of influences. Scheduled for release on October 13th under their label Calico Discos in partnership with Innovative Leisure, the record signifies a return to their roots while exploring new sonic territories. Over the past 15 years, Allah-Las have blended surf rock, folk rock, and psychedelia, establishing themselves through their music podcast Reverberation Radio and record label Calico Discos, but now face a changing musical landscape with a fresh perspective and a wider palette of sounds.

The quartet, comprised of Matthew Correia, Spencer Dunham, Miles Michaud, and Pedrum Siadatian, have come a long way since their early days bonding over psych rock vinyl at Amoeba Records. "The Stuff / Zuma 85" sees them embracing progressive rock, kosmische, and art rock influences, as well as experimenting with a mix of Royal Trux-inspired riffs and elements reminiscent of 90s and 2000s pop music. With this album, Allah-Las navigate a new era in their musical journey, defying expectations and embracing a more expansive and eclectic sound palette.