, once a multimedia collaboration between Alan Palomo and Alicia Scardetta, has evolved into a full live band with impressive musical chops. Palomo dabbles with synths and sings the lazy, breathy vocals that are at the core of the band’s electro-dream-pop appeal. Think a less-abrasive version of MGMT or M83 with wobbly bass and more than enough bleeps and bloops. You can catch Neon Indian on Monday night at the — tickets are $18-$20 through axs.com. Or you can win a pair below.
WIN TWO TICKETS TO SEE NEON INDIAN AT THE BLUEBIRD THEATER ON MONDAY:
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