ARIEL PINK, OS MUTANTES, DIVA
(Berbati's Pan, 10 SW 3rd) There probably aren't many people who predicted a second life for Os Mutantes. Part of Brazil's late-'60s TropicÁlia movement, the band released a handful of brilliant records that took their bossa nova roots on an acid trip with the likes of Jimi Hendrix and the Beatles—their place in history among music scholars is firmly set. But mutants never die. Co-founder SÉrgio Dias revived Os Mutantes in 2006 (with a new lineup) and played a handful of well-received shows, which ultimately led to last year's Haih or Amortecedor, their first record in more than three decades. Though not as strong as their early work, the album does capture some of the band's arty wildness. Set them loose with lo-fi pop recluse Ariel Pink and there's a good chance the weirdos will come crawling out of the woodworks tonight. MARK LORE
THE BLACK ANGELS (3 PM)
(Music Millennium, 3158 E Burnside) Read our article on Black Angels.
BLACK MOUNTAIN, THE BLACK ANGELS
(Wonder Ballroom, 128 NE Russell) Read our article on Black Angels.
NO AGE, LUCKY DRAGONS, DANGEROUS BOYS CLUB, DJ VISION QUEST, DJ STONED WEREWOLF
Wax Fingers, as well as a link to the complete show listings, after the jump!