The band, which also includes Radiohead producer Nigel Godrich, drummer Joey Waronker and percussionist Mauro Refosco charged through a dynamic set that ran over two hours and covered both Yorke's 2006 solo album The Eraser and Atoms for Peace's recently released full-length debut, Amok. Fans were also treated to a cover of obscure Radiohead B-side "Paperbag Writer" and a show-closing rendition of "Rabbit in Your Headlights," the song Yorke wrote with DJ Shadow and recorded with James Lavelle's band UNKLE for that band's 1998 debut album, Psyence Fiction.

With the small club Fais Do Do in L.A.'s Mid-City neighborhood rechristened "Club Amok" for the night, this alleged warm-up show for the upcoming Atoms for Peace world tour found the band already in fighting shape, with an especially relaxed Yorke cracking jokes between songs and putting on an impressive display of his increasingly popular dancing skills.

Musically, the band's chemistry was palpable, with Flea indulging the jazzier and more subtle side of his bass playing and serving as an ideal foil for Yorke's distinctive vocal style. With Godrich acting as an onstage musical director flitting between a bevy of different instruments, Waronker and Refosco laid down a rock-sold but fluid rhythm, with Refosco generating sounds from a large bank of exotic drums.