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A therapy session with Lexi Jayde

Kamieko Goines
November 3, 2022
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, Reviews, women in music
I discovered Lexi Jayde through her single “Oldest Teenager” when it popped up on my Discover Weekly just over 2 years ago. I remember immediately saving the song — it was catchy, and since it came out du...

Vacationer take San Francisco on “the chill coaster,” are joined by Brick + Mortar (not the venue)

Edfil Dulay
October 30, 2014
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, Multimedia, Photos, Reviews
The crowd was Slim on Monday night in San Francisco, but nonetheless excited for the bands on the bill. The hour between doors and Brick + Mortar’s performance was perforated by people wandering the ven...

Walking Shapes and Pompeya sparkle at Brick + Mortar Sunday night

Joanna Jiang
April 8, 2014
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews
It's a Sunday night and they’re thirty minutes behind schedule. Christopher Heinz walked straight from the bar to his seat behind the drum kit, and Walking Shapes took off, running headlong into “Whoa Tig...

Walking Shapes reveal multiple faces, shimmer on debut album

Joanna Jiang
April 2, 2014
Album Review, Band of the Week
Indie contortionists Walking Shapes traverse a variety of genres on their sophomore effort, Taka Come On. It’ll be their debut album, however, as the band’s prior release was a 13-track mixtape. They wan...

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