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Antlion performing at Tamper Room in Fremont, CA

Live at Tamper Room: A French Project, Little Critter, friendship games, and Antlion

Gwen Tam
May 6, 2025
Local, Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, indie scene, music, Punk, Reviews
Fremont, California isn’t typically the place that comes to mind when thinking about the Bay Area music scene. The scene was in San Jose, Berkeley, Oakland, San Francisco, and Hayward even. Not Fremont. Wi...

Reminiscing on punk with X at Cornerstone

Mina Lavapies
February 4, 2025
Reviews, Berkeley, Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, Photos, Punk
John Doe of X As soon as I opened the doors to the Cornerstone to see X perform on December 16, I could tell that I was surrounded by some of their most original fans. I found myself in the middle of a sea ...

Sleater-Kinney: Navigating a “Modern Girl” sound with 30-year punk roots

Peri Zoe Yildirim-Stanley
October 10, 2024
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, Indie-Rock, Punk, Rock, San Francisco
My experience on Friday, October 4th, Day 1 of San Francisco’s annual Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival starts with a harrowing journey, full of twists and turns (literally, physically turning around and w...

8 DAYS/14 SHOWS/9 VENUES: A Countercultural Halloweek at Psyched! Fest

Nico Chodor
November 6, 2023
Cultural Commentary, Columns and Opinions, Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, Feature, Multimedia, Music Consumption, News, Photos, Punk, Reviews, Rock, San Francisco
Psyched! Fest - San Francisco's Independent Festival of Arts, Music, Diversity & Counterculture - opened Wednesday, October 25th at Rickshaw Stop. Brought to you by Psyched! Radio, the multiracial nonprofit...

Decolonial Punk at Kilowatt

Nico Chodor
September 1, 2023
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, Photos, Punk, Rock, San Francisco
Los Cogelones combined brotherhood and Aztec punk Sunday night at Kilowatt Bar, on the heels of what Psyched! Radio SF deems three pillars of this new San Francisco scene: Thank You Come Again, Buzzed Lightbeer...

Hey, hey we’re the Punk-ees: the unlikely influences of punk

Gianna Caudillo
March 16, 2023
Columns and Opinions, Music History, Opinion, Punk, Rock
The public’s lasting perception of 60s pop-rock band the Monkees sounds a little like this: a Neil Diamond impersonator screaming out to a group of picnicking families, “How many of you remember a Saturday ...

Racist Grrrl: the politics of race and anger in punk feminist movements

Emmanuelle Mphuthi
December 28, 2022
Black Culture, Columns and Opinions, Music History, Opinion, Political, Punk, Rock
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Gunk zine issue 4 by Bikceem Ramdasha Riot grrrl is an underground feminist punk movement that originated in the 1990s in the Pacific Northweast of the United States, although some argue the genre truly sta...

A jester’s surprise: The Garden hits The Regency Ballroom

Maya Banuelos
December 3, 2022
Columns and Opinions, Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews
In one of their final stops on the Horseshit on Route 66 tour The Garden gave their first of two nights at San Francisco’s Regency Ballroom on November 29th. Despite a notably lackluster energy from the band ...

A New Era: Jean Dawson Sells Out The New Parish

Leah Johnson
November 21, 2022
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, Jean Dawson, music, Oakland, Reviews
Watching Jean Dawson perform is like witnessing a fish swim underwater.    In the crowd at an intimate Oakland venue I felt both the tumultuous waves starting in the pit and the serenity of seeing a...

Screamin’ Jay Hawkins’ everlasting impact on alternative music

Jackie Greene
October 24, 2022
Music History, Opinion
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Shock rock is exemplified by acts like Alice Cooper, Marilyn Manson*, Screaming Lord Sutch, and Arthur Brown. Its foremost derivative, horror punk, is populated by bands like Misfits or The Cramps. The Cure, Si...

Post-Punk Excellence Undermined by… a Majority White Audience: Viagra Boys at The New Parish

Sabrina Herrera
October 3, 2022
british post-punk, Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, Photos, Reviews
On Tuesday September 27th, the night was young and a large group lined up at the New Parish 15 minutes before doors in anticipation of the Viagra Boys show. The opening acts were socal based band Militarie Gun ...

Berkeley’s Musical Exchange

Sophia Shen
April 17, 2022
Columns and Opinions
In the words of Clem Zimmer, Cal alum and synth punk virtuoso, the Bay Area has a rich DIY music tradition. Zooming in on UC Berkeley and its adjacent co-op houses, backyard stages, and student stomping grounds...

A Night of Unconventional Sound and Post-Punk Excitement With Squid

Sabrina Herrera
March 17, 2022
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Previews, Photos
“It’s Saturday?” asks Squid lead singer and drummer Ollie Judge at the August Hall on March 12th. It was definitely Saturday night for the very diverse crowd where people from all walks of life enjoyed th...

When in doubt, see the The Regrettes live again – Photo Gallery

Kian Maple
November 30, 2021
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, Multimedia, Photos, Reviews
Despite seeing the Regrettes perform live thrice before, I still found myself in awe of the energy and enthusiasm the four-piece group brought on stage with them to the Voodoo Room at House of Blues San Diego o...

HELLTONES AND MACKS AND SPOON BENDERS, OH MY!

Nico Chodor
November 19, 2021
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Previews
Who? The Helltones, The Macks, and Spoon Benders; What? Oakland Secret Halloween Bash; When? Thursday, October 21st at Oakland Secret - community arts space for live music and vendors, but also home to my good ...
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