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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Kicking off this edition of Tracks of the Week, it’s a double-barreled Bay Area blast! “There Were Only Shadows” from SF’s seablite is off of the band’s debut LP, Grass Stains and Novocaine, out last month on Flagstaff, AZ based …
Yeasayer released their fifth album “Erotic Reruns” to great excitement earlier this month, and embarked on a US tour. They arrived in Los Angeles on Saturday for a wild night at the Teragram Ballroom. The setlist focused largely on the …
This week at the Nest, we’re delighted to share the return of Vagabon. Laetitia Tamko is back with “Flood Hands”, our first look at new LP All The Woman In Me, out 9/27 via Nonesuch. Catch her at the Pico …
Courtney Barnett was one of the main highlights of the festival. She really wails on guitar and brought a lot of energy. Craig Robinson showed his versatile comedy/musical skills backed by a powerhouse band, The Nasty Delicious.
The Roots are know for their solid performance and opening day of Clusterfest was no exception.
This time out on Tracks of the Week, we’ll kick off with a fuzzy gem from Pip Blom. “Daddy Issues” is just one of the wonders hiding on the Amsterdam crew’s new LP Boat, recently released on Heavenly Recordings. Be …
Good vibes filled Sacramento when The Record Company rolled through town June fifth on tour supporting their latest album “All of This Life”. Opening the night with the foot pounding “Make it Happen” it was easy to tell this was …