LIVE REVIEW: Foxygen @ The Independent, SF 4/17/14
At the Independent, Foxygen comes off as incredibly cool and effortless, igniting the crowd.
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OWL MAG EXCLUSIVE: Empires Tour Diary + Giveaway Announcement
Chicago’s Empires are going big time on their Spring tour, and we’ll be there to witness it!
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EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Haunted Summer
Bad blood with past bands hasn’t kept Haunted Summer from big things. We caught the LA-based duo backstage at The Chapel in SF to talk about the unexpected upsides of starting over.
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Outside Lands 2014 Reaction
One of our favorite things to do as spoiled (occasionally egotistical) writers is debate with each other.
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HEAR THIS: Criminal Hygiene
With their new Withdrawn EP, LA’s Criminal Hygiene will trigger that deep down part of you that just wants to bounce around and have a good time.
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Picture This: The 1975 @ The Fillmore, SF 4/17/14
Britain’s The 1975 fills The Fillmore with infectious pop.
LIVE REVIEW: Broken Bells @ Fox Theatre, Oakland 4/19/14
Broken Bells proves their popularity as Mercer and Burton perform some of the best melodies in pop music at The Fox Theatre in Oakland.
LIVE REVIEW: The Knife @ Fox Theatre, Oakland 4/15/14
Based on some of the dark imagery that Swedish siblings the Knife have projected over the years, we worried that going to see them live would be akin to going to a haunted house, and we frighten easily.
HEAR THIS: Unicycle Loves You
Unicycle Loves You is the kind of band that upon hearing them, makes you want to call up all your friends and jam out in someone’s basement.
LIVE REVIEW: Hurray for the Riff Raff + Clear Plastic Masks @ The Aladdin Theater, Portland 4/19/14
Hurray for the Riff Raff’ tour in support of their new album, Small Town Heroes, is off to a great start after an exciting show at Portland’s Aladdin Theater with support from Nashville’s Clear Plastic Masks.
PICTURE THIS: Title Fight @ Ukrainian Cultural Center, LA 4/17/14
LA gets a true taste of Title Fight between their Coachella dates.
“Loom” by Fear Of Men
By turns driving and wistful, Fear Of Men’s painstakingly crafted Loom is one of the year’s more pleasant surprises.
