“Sunne EP” by Cheatahs
Far from whining about being saddled with the “shoegaze” tag, London’s Cheatahs is looking to redefine it.
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NOISE POP 2015: Top Picks From The Nest
Noise Pop 2015 is here! And we’re here to help you narrow down your choices during this amazing week of music with our top picks from the nest!
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THAT SONG SLAMMIN: February
Five hot tunes we can’t get out of our heads.
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The Best Albums of 2014
We could have written a lot more about these amazing albums, but we really like constraints.
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LIVE REVIEW: TBD Fest 2014 – Sunday
Sunday marked the final day of TBD Fest but also a very special day in West Sacramento for Brooklyn label Captured Tracks.
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“I Want to Grow Up” by Colleen Green
On her time, and on her own damn terms, Colleen Green grows up, and wraps the attendant pains in a bright shiny beast of a record.
LIVE REVIEW: Gregory Alan Isakov @ The Fillmore, San Francisco 2/19/15
San Francisco holds a special place in the heart of Gregory Alan Isakov and believe us, the feeling is undoubtedly mutual.
“Like the Sun EP” by Programm
Toronto’s Programm injects welcome glimmers of cheer into nu-gaze on their debut EP, Like the Sun.
“Talent Night At the Ashram” by Sonny and the Sunsets
Uniquely weird and accessible, Sonny and the Sunsets’ Talent Night At the Ashram nails SF psyche rock at its best.
“Doubt” by King Woman
With Doubt, or perhaps, without a doubt, King Woman makes a case for gothic noise rock as the new sound of San Francisco.
“Mourn” by Mourn
While in their teens, it would be a grave error to dismiss Barcelona’s Mourn as a teen band, as their striking indie guitar rock asserts.
“Supermoon EP” by S. Carey
Bon Iver drummer S. Carey lends his own music an effortless and timeless sense of beauty and grace.
