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Far from a Wayside: Bedouine’s third album displays songwriting brilliance

Anahit Hovsepyan
November 6, 2022
Album Review, Reviews
Azniv Korkejian, also known as singer-songwriter Bedouine, pulls in listeners with her poetic lyricism and elegant style. With her third record released just over a year ago on October 22, 2021, Waysides contin...

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...

Flipturn Gives Electric Performance at San Francisco’s Brick and Mortar Music Hall

Anna Armstrong
October 10, 2021
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews
Lead singer Dillon Basse feels the music at recent Brick and Mortar Music Hall performance. Photo contributed by Amanda Laferriere - @ajpgphoto Have you ever been to a concert that left you in a trance for ...

The Drums wakes up and rouses a calm beach town

Annie Nguyen
November 12, 2019
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, Multimedia, Photos, Reviews
The Drums have been a staple of indie-pop for more than a decade. I have been following them since their release of Portamento (2011), and I wait eagerly for every new record. The Drums’ latest album, Brutali...

The Revivalists bring New Orleans to life at the Fillmore

Brendan Redmond
February 13, 2017
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, Reviews
Walking up the stairs of a historic venue, it’s surreal realizing how many famous artists have walked the same steps. The walls of the Fillmore in San Francisco are lined with action shots of music’s most p...

Dissecting band history and sound with Creature Comfort

Brendan Redmond
December 7, 2016
Interview
Don’t be turned away by the 48,000 plays on their top song. Creature Comfort’s talent and originality are not reflected in their current popularity (or lack thereof). I had a chance to Skype with two member...

Tears were shed at The Tallest Man on Earth

Brendan Redmond
October 17, 2016
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, Reviews
The most difficult aspect of being an opening band is drawing in the crowd. In my experience, openers are usually perceived as background music before the headliner. With intriguing arpeggiated acoustic rif...

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