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After 27 years, Slowdive finally share their intense shoegaze beauty with Oakland

Dylan Medlock
November 4, 2017
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, Reviews
When writing about concerts, I can typically rely on the personalities of the band members, the stage setup, crowd interactions, and a plethora of other unpredictable qualities to illustrate why the show was un...

Fatal Jamz get self-conscious millennials to dance at L.A.’s The Echo

Vivian Chen
August 8, 2017
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, Reviews
“More reverb please.” Local dream pop band Sugarcube’s opening words essentially summed up the line-up last Friday night at L.A.’s The Echo. Starting the night off with their Archy Marshall-esque bar...

Cigarettes After Sex hurts, soothes, and loves on self-titled album

Vivian Chen
June 15, 2017
Album Review, Reviews
Cigarettes After Sex’s music is reminiscent of slow dancing at two in the morning in your bedroom with the lights turned off. The softness of Greg Gonzalez’s voice and the lingering caress of the guitar’s...

Talking Please Help Me with Funeral Advantage’s Tyler Kershaw

Ally Mason
February 23, 2017
Album Preview, Interview, Previews
After releasing an initial demo in 2013 and a few split 7”s (including one with labelmates Former Ghosts) Funeral Advantage's debut LP Body Is Dead (2015) and subsequent Body Is Dead (Demos) (2015) found its ...
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Cigarettes After Sex to accompany Garbage at the Masonic

Vivian Chen
September 23, 2016
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Previews, News, Previews
Cigarettes after Sex, an ambient dream pop band from El Paso, Texas, is playing a show with headliner Garbage, at San Francisco's Masonic this Saturday, September 24th. In comparison to their concert counte...

BRONCHO deliver bold set at Teragram Ballroom

Fiona Duerr
June 15, 2016
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, Photos
After first stumbling upon BRONCHO a few months ago I was excited to see they would be on tour in my hometown. The Teragram Ballroom, located on the edge of downtown Los Angeles can be described as a more intim...

Savoir Adore and friends, says Paul Hammer, head out on tour

Joanna Jiang
March 26, 2016
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Previews
Sometime between Our Nature (2013) and "Lovers Wake," dream pop outfit Savoir Adore were put on hiatus by the media. Though we were unaware of the news then, it was shortly after their critically-acclaimed soph...

Mermaid Music Monday: Tei Shi enchants The Fillmore

Emilie Dylewski
October 6, 2015
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews
With a dreamy half-hour set, Valerie Teicher, also known by her stage name Tei Shi (pronounced Tay-She), opened the stage Monday night at The Fillmore for British electropop band Years and Years. Tei Shi s...

Beach House deliver a bittersweet dose of melancholy with new record, Depression Cherry

Nicholas Troughton
August 29, 2015
Album Review
Intimate, wistful, and ephemeral, Beach House's fifth studio album reminds me of the high school homecoming I never had. And, in a way, a homecoming is exactly what Depression Cherry is. Beginning with the...

Sucré’s latest: a conflicted but sweet experiment in synth, baroque pop

Keaton Peters
October 24, 2014
Album Review
“Come on / come at me,” sings Stacy Dupree-King on “Young and Free” from her latest EP as Sucré. Loner, released last month via Red Velvet Records, is the follow-up to her debut LP, A Minor Bird ...

Cheerleader carry on in sunny dream state with new EP

Kavitha George
October 23, 2014
Album Review
Looking for a weekend pick-me-up? Check out Cheerleader's latest EP, On Your Side, a sunny blend of pop and alternative rock. Each track balances whispery vocals with the textures of synthesized beats an...

British Isles band Joanna Gruesome kick off US tour in Oakland

Penelope Leggett
August 26, 2014
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, Photos
UK-based band, Joanna Gruesome -- yes, it is a play on Joanna Newsom -- have finally made it over to the United States, starting their US tour off with a sold-out show. The band played Oakland's premier punk v...

Retro-Sentimentality: Literature’s new release, Chorus

Penelope Leggett
August 12, 2014
Album Review
Need music to accompany the dwindling days of summer? Self-proclaimed jangle pop band Literature's upbeat and catchy new album, Chorus, is a perfect soundtrack for these last few weeks before the new semeste...
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