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Reflecting on Sidney Gish’s “No Dogs Allowed” as an anxious and awkward 20-year-old

Irem Kurtdemir
October 11, 2024
Creative Writing, Album Review
Your morning begins with a day-old cup of coffee. The bitter taste of hardwood and ruthlessly closed doors. You scrub the floorboards of your mind, try to rid yourself of the stench of your second overdue assig...

My thoughts on “When a Thought Grows Wings”

Sophia Shen
September 13, 2024
Album Review
What happens when the Asian-Canadian thought daughter of our generation goes through a breakup? Luna Li's latest and greatest LP When a Thought Grows Wings (2024) provides a lush, heart-shattering answer. Captu...

Angels, sunsets, and a rollercoaster of emotions in Taiwan

Miles Bishop
November 29, 2022
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, indie scene
In my six months of traveling, and after watching four seasons of Atlanta on FX, I’ve begun to feel more and more that life isn’t real, or at least parts of it. Music has helped me tremendously with homesic...

Bloom and Grow: Luna Li enthralls all at Rickshaw Stop

Sophia Shen
October 17, 2022
Berkeley, Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, indie-pop, Interview, LGBTQ+
Friday, October 14 at Rickshaw Stop saw a radiant, arresting performance by the rising Asian Canadian indie sweetheart Luna Li, accompanied by the playfully moody up-and-coming Los Angeles project zzzahara. Emb...

A night of introspective grandeur with Clairo

Aaron Wu
April 3, 2022
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews
Moving the audience to their feet and to tears, Clairo channeled Gen-Z bedroom pop and 70’s indie folk in a gentle, contemplative concert at Fox Theater on March 31. From the upbeat playfulness of “Bags” ...

A Race to my Downloads with Alex G

Ally Flygare
November 17, 2021
Album Review, Columns and Opinions, Creative Writing, Opinion
Alex G’s 2010 self-released album, Race, is an ode to the trials and tribulations of young adulthood. Released when Alex was a mere 17 years old, the pains of being a teenager growing up in suburban Havertown...

The 2019 Bay Area Noise Pop Festival Welcomes Crumb

Tovah Popilsky
March 11, 2019
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, Reviews
As the 2019 Bay Area Noise Pop Festival came to a close, Crumb, comprised of members Lila Ramani (guitar/vocals), Jesse Brotter (bass), Brian Aronow (synth/keys, percussion, reeds), and Jonathan Gilad (drums), ...

Lighter than air: HOMESHAKE’S “Helium” deserves high praise

Erika Badalyan
February 22, 2019
Album Review
Five years ago, when he was just starting to make a name for himself and his band HOMESHAKE, Montreal-based artist Peter Sagar was best known as Mac Demarco’s guitarist. While Homeshake’s original sound dre...

Gus Dapperton’s pop transcends the bedroom

Rebekah Gonzalez
December 1, 2018
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, Photos
I am always shocked by the number of people that show up for Gus Dapperton shows in San Francisco. The first shock came earlier this year in April at the Rickshaw Stop. I arrived twenty minutes after doors open...

Tomemitsu makes his presence known at Cafe Du Nord

Walker Spence
November 20, 2018
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews
Martin Roark, better known by his stage name Tomemitsu, first caught my eye when his song “In Dreams” appeared at the end of “Rachel,” a short from HBO’s High Maintenance released in 2014. I’ve been...

Stop and smell the flowers with LILACS.

Walker Spence
March 17, 2018
Interview
Austin Corona, the musician behind LILACS., has been writing music for a while now. I first heard something he’d written when his surf-punk band Subpar opened for my friend’s band at a bicycle repair shop i...

Bedroom pop: has it got to stop?

Walker Spence
February 28, 2018
Columns and Opinions
It was a quiet Saturday night. I sat on my friend’s couch, aimlessly browsing through the Spotify app on his television and hoping something would catch my eye. Eventually, something did— a Spotify playlist...

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