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Cocktails Club Recommended

When: Sat., Jan. 31, 2 p.m. 2015
Price: free

Free Stuff Alert: Go Get Your Windham Flat/Cocktails Split at a Pair of Amoeba Shows

What's better than your favorite local bands putting on free in-store shows at Amoeba? Your favorite local bands giving away their new record — a 7-inch split from garage rockers Windham Flat and power-pop princes Cocktails, recorded in partnership with Converse Rubber Tracks, to be exact — for free while you're there.

Saturday, Jan. 17, and Saturday, Jan. 31, will see Windham Flat and Cocktails, respectively, performing at 2 p.m. at the Amoeba store on Haight. Cop the new 7-inch (again, for free) and if you're feeling generous, you can probably go ahead and give the bands real American dollars in exchange for their other records: Cocktails' Adult Life, remember, sailed easily onto our best-of-2014 list.

Below, Windham Flat's "The Cure" and Cocktails' "Tough Love."

— Emma Silvers

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