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Tennis time travels in San Francisco

Annie Nguyen
November 21, 2017
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, Multimedia, Photos, Reviews
If Tennis’s music is good at one thing, it’s traveling back in time to the warm, breezy summers of the early 70’s. Their retro sound features balmy keyboards, pronounced bass lines, and soothing harmonies...

Lucius prove grief can be good on sophomore effort

Conner Smith
March 16, 2016
Album Review
photo by Piper Ferguson After listening through the latest from Brooklyn retro-pop quintet Lucius, we have one prevailing exaltation: Good Grief! Louder, bolder, and more unafraid; this aptly-named soph...

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