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Springtime Carnivore to play The Chapel with debut album

Arnav Chaturvedi
November 10, 2014
Album Review, Concerts, Festivals, and Live Previews, News
Springtime Carnivore released their debut album Springtime Carnivore on November 4th earlier this week via Autumn Tone Records. The all-female trio is lead by the dreamy vocals and guitar strokes of Gre...

Generationals remain a youthful contagion over the years, will infect San Francisco on Thursday

Joanna Jiang
November 10, 2014
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Previews, News
Once upon a time, Generationals wrote music they would listen to themselves. If this is still the case, first: they have excellent taste; and second: it’s interesting to see how their taste has changed. I...

Bear’s Den hits SF with an unforgettable night of intimate folk

Kavitha George
November 9, 2014
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Previews, Photos
Bear's Den have always had a small yet loyal cult following and, on Friday night, that niche of San Francisco folk lovers was gathered at the Great American Music Hall. As the band took the stage, a hush fell ...

Run The Jewels kick your door down, slap you around, get political on new album

Logan Hansen
November 8, 2014
Album Review, Concerts, Festivals, and Live Previews, News
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Everybody loves a good buddy-cop duo, it’s a well-established fact in our modern society -- Starsky and Hutch, Riggs and Murtaugh, Turner and Hooch, you name it and the public eats it up. The allure of a ...

Giraffage returns for a Bay Area takeover

Peter Phan
November 4, 2014
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Previews, News
A Cal alum and San Jose local, Giraffage (real name Charlie Yin) has become a well-known producer of both original material and an array of remixes and I’m positive most of us fell in love with his modern t...

Feeling seasonal? High Ends will be an treat at Brick & Mortar

Joanna Jiang
November 2, 2014
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Previews, News
“Just a second while I fix my whole life…” Last week, we were spinning High Ends’ new Super Class when we thought to ourselves, “this band sounds British Columbian.” No cigar -- High Ends is ...

Bay Area native Tycho casts a pastel aurora, transcends at hometown show

Chris Redman
November 1, 2014
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Previews, Photos
Transcendence is a bold concept and curious state, but Tycho’s showing this past Thursday at the Fox Theater in Oakland took us there, if not pretty close. The resonance of the venue, allowed the lower freq...

Motez kicks off fall North American tour at DNA Lounge, gears up for Hallowe’en, NYC

Joanna Jiang
October 29, 2014
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Previews, Interview, News
We’re starting to notice a trend with Australians -- they’re excellent conversationalists. Motez, the “next big thing” alongside electronic artists like RÜFÜS and Flume, is no exception. He arrived in...

Ben Frost to rattle order, showcase acclaimed album live at 1015 Folsom

Joanna Jiang
October 27, 2014
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Audio conceived by Icelandic (by way of Australia) minimalist producer Ben Frost -- not to be mistaken for the equally edgy visual artist of the same name and country of origin -- reminds us of a sinister ...

How to write a Tennis album: a guide by Patrick Riley

Arnav Chaturvedi
October 22, 2014
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Husband and wife duo, Tennis, were born out of a sailboat on the Atlantic Ocean and have since progressed into a three-piece indie pop unit with three studio albums under their belt. Brightening up a r...

Treasure Island Music Festival to make waves in the Bay

Conner Smith
October 15, 2014
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Previews
Batten down the hatches and pull in the sails, folks! A storm’s a brewin’ over the Bay for this year’s Treasure Island Music Festival. Since its origins in 2007, Treasure Island Music Festival (oth...

Q&A: Sam Amidon to adorn GAMH with “living jungle and wizened tribe” Monday

Ane Skjoelaas
October 10, 2014
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Previews, Interview, News
London-based American folk artist Sam Amidon is known for his unique interpretations of traditional folk songs and other lyrical materials. His tunes reflect a wide range of emotions, from those with an in...
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