Getting our metaphorical engine running, this week kicks off with “Feelings’, a woozy gem off of Cuco’s debut LP, Para Mi, suggesting thatHawthorne, CA as a launching pad for bedroom geniuses is not a one-off situation. He’ll be bringing the …
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On the daily tip, it’s hard to remember a time when we’ve ever been more dialed in to the tension that lies beneath the surface of everyday living. LA’s Facial drill down to the core of this sentiment on “Color …
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The Bay Area’s venerable music festival returns for its 27th year beginning on Monday February 25th and we’re here to bring you our Top Picks from the Nest.
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The traveling anniversary celebration that is Ghostly 20 approaches its West Coast dates, and this is truly one you won’t want to miss. Kicking off 9/25 with a Vans/Ghostly International hangout at Bodega LA from 8-11 with music by Geotic, …
This week on Tracks, we’ll kick off with Bay Area quartet Sour Widows second single “Pilot Light”, released just last week. It follows up their debut single “Tommy”, with both being part of a full EP in the pipeline for …
“Be All Things” is the first shot from the new Chelsea Wolfe LP Birth of Violence, out 9/13 on Sargent House. Catch her at Amoeba, SF for a special acoustic set and signing on 9/17 @ 6pm. We first encountered …
While we wait patiently for the next Phosphene LP, guitarist Rachel Frankel finds another outlet for her love of music. Drawing, (and we can say this literally), on her other life as an illustrator and designer, her latest creation is …
Since we last crossed paths with one of our Bay Area live favorites Sirena Victima at the Rickshaw Stop last summer, it’s safe to say that they haven’t stood still. Now a quartet and operating under the name Irma, they …
Leading off the hit parade this time out: Lisa Prank is back with “Rodeo”, from her upcoming LP Perfect Love Song, out 10/4 on Father/Daughter. Even if you’ve had the pleasure of her live shows, note that she’ll be rolling …
Slugger released their killer debut full-length “Let the Good Times Rot“. They celebrated with a release show at the Arlene Francis Center and in typical Sonoma County fashion, the scene came out to support.