RAEGAN, Pigeon Pit, and Autoheart bring Queer Joy to the Cornerstone Ashley Mauldin March 18, 2024 Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, Photos, Reviews On a rather uneventful St. Patrick’s Day, I found myself on the 36 (which almost didn’t stop for me) making my way towards Downtown Berkeley for a Sunday evening concert at the Cornerstone. The headliner fo...
Why Alex G Should and Shouldn’t Be Our Selfish Secret Gabriel Giammarco June 12, 2018 Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, Reviews (SANDY) Alex G’s name has become recognizable enough that it has typecast a rather unbecoming local association: that he, in the footsteps of Elliott Smith, is the crowned prince of the indie sad boy stereoty...
Insincere angst with The Front Bottoms Walker Spence November 8, 2017 Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, Reviews 1 Comment If you read my last concert review, you know that I think punk rock angst should be taken seriously. Unfortunately, The Front Bottoms are a stellar example of why it is not. This fact is especially disappointin...
Girlpool’s Harmony and Cleo grow up on new sophisticated album Powerplant Veronica Irwin May 18, 2017 Album Review, Reviews “1, 2, 3 will you list it off to me? How you’re sorry you feel weird in a jubilation dream” is what the Girlpool girls whisper at the top of their third full-length -- and, of course, still wonderfully wr...
AJJ restores faith at The Chapel Nathan Black February 29, 2016 Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, Reviews, Uncategorized Last Wednesday night, February 24, folk punk band AJJ (formerly Andrew Jackson Jihad) graced San Francisco. While the adoption of the acronym represented a step away from their old brand of edginess, they’ve ...