GalleryMixtape: Great Bay Area Record Labels
Editor's note: Following the original publication of this post, we were alerted to the announcement that Death Records has closed following accusations of sexual assault against founder Brian Wakefield. [...]
GalleryBeats Antique’s Tommy Cappel wants to talk to you about CBD
(photo: David Novin)
Words by Lily Moayeri
Tommy Cappel was not born with the propensity for seizures.
Rather, the co-founder, co-producer, and drummer for Beats Antique developed them after multiple concussions as [...]
GalleryLive This Month: November 2017 — an audio guide to upcoming Bay Area concerts
Download: Live This Month: November 2017 (Podcast #416)
In Live This Month, we sample some of the great local and out-of-town bands performing in the coming month in the San [...]
GalleryPhotos: Ted Leo and the Pharmacists at Bimbo’s
Ted Leo and the Pharmacists (photo: Aaron Rubin)
Over the weekend, Bimbo's was treated to a wonderful performance by indie rocker Ted Leo and the Pharmacists with support from Ian Sweet. [...]
GalleryCloakroom measure new phases with ‘Time Well’
Words by Jordan Martich
In an age of excessive commodity, anything crafted by hand glows with authenticity. Established in our clothing, furniture and artwork are the hours of meticulous design [...]
GalleryChelsea Wolfe finds songs in Carl Sagan and the Salton Sea
(photo: Bill Crisfari)
Words by Erin Lyndal Martin
Chelsea Wolfe loves heavy metal. So much so that in 2015 she made a Spotify playlist featuring some of her favorite metal [...]
GalleryPhotos: Sparks at the Chapel
Sparks (photo: Aaron Rubin)
Legendary rock band Sparks performed at the Chapel on October 20, 2017. Photographer Aaron Rubin has the gallery below of the classic rock band still delivering after [...]
GallerySponsored: John Carpenter at the Warfield
We now live in an era where film composers and concerts collide. Hans Zimmer confused a bunch of people at Coachella this year, and continued on to a world [...]
GalleryPhotos: Jay Som at Great American Music Hall
Jay Som (photo: Kristin Cofer)
San Francisco's own Jay Som is enjoying a rise in in the indie rock world, and she rocked an enthusiastic crowd at Great American Music [...]
GalleryWaking the dead with pianist Jill Tracy
Words by Erin Lyndal Martin
When musician Jill Tracy moved to San Francisco in the early 1990s, the Presidio was still closed to the public.
Tracy quickly became curious. The gates [...]
GalleryOakland’s RAYS bring their banner year to a close
Words by Jordan Martich
A new member, a fantastically received debut album, and a successful recent tour have made this year an important one for Oakland band RAYS, who bridge [...]
GallerySponsored: Fantastic Negrito pushes back at The UC Theatre this weekend
There are few artists more emblematic of the Oakland music scene than Fantastic Negrito.
Rocketed to fame after winning NPR's inaugural Tiny Desk Contest a few years ago, he's finally [...]
