PICTURE THIS: Mates of State @ Bottom of the Hill, SF 1/23/15
Mates of State returned to San Francisco’s Bottom of the Hill to play an energy packed set.
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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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LIVE REVIEW: TBD Fest 2014, Saturday
Saturday of TBD Fest kept us busy running from stage-to-stage so we could bring you our top moments.
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LIVE REVIEW: TBD FEST 2014, Friday
Dillon Francis may have been the most anticipated set of the day. But he’s got nothing on The Drum’s Jonny Pierce’s dance moves. Check out our coverage from Friday of TBD Fest.
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“What A Terrible World, What A Beautiful World” by The Decemberists
Indie rock’s most poetic band returns after four-years with a good album, but they’ve done stronger before.
“No Cities to Love” by Sleater-Kinney
Sleater-Kinney’s No Cities To Love is the record we’ve wanted for the last decade, but upon hearing, we realize it’s the record we need.
PICTURE THIS: Geographer + Haunted Summer + Smoke Season @ El Rey Theatre, LA 01/17/15
Geographer played the El Rey Theatre a few months before their new album, Ghost Modern, is due to drop.
The Best Albums of 2014
We could have written a lot more about these amazing albums, but we really like constraints.
LIVE REVIEW: Owen + Hanalei + James Leste @ Bottom of the Hill, SF 12/10/14
Owen (aka Mike Kinsella) played Bottom of the Hill with other people, in support of his new cover’s record, “Other People’s Songs”.
LIVE REVIEW: American Football @ The Fonda Theatre, LA 12/13/14
On their first tour in 15 years, Urbana, Illinois’ emo pioneers American Football made feeling bad feel so, so good.
PICTURE THIS: Augustana @ The Fillmore, SF 12/10/14
In the calm before the “storm of the decade,” melodic alt-rockers Augustana and Scars on 45 treated the Fillmore to their emotional sounds.
