GalleryCat Power plays the Fillmore November 1
Photo credit: Eliot Lee Hazel
We are happy to announce that Cat Power--known off stage as Chan Marshall--will be playing The Fillmore as part of her 2019 North American headlining [...]
GalleryNight Moves bust moves at Bottom of the Hill Sept 19
Photo credit Elise Tyler
This Thursday, September 19 Night Moves is gracing the Bottom of the Hill stage. Their latest album, Can You Really Find Me(produced by Spoon's Jim Eno) came [...]
GalleryFaye Webster is comin’ to town
We were curious to know how Faye Webster’s new Atlanta Millionaires Club would feel and boy-dee-la were we delighted at what we heard. Tunes like “Room Temperature” and “Right Side [...]
GalleryBand Art with Jesse Rimler
“The idea isn’t to draw a specific musician, but to capture the feeling of making music.”
It’s always exciting to find a multi-faceted artist: The writer meets musician meets illustrator. [...]
GalleryCourtney Barnett comes solo to Sonoma
If this spring’s single “Everybody Here Hates You” is an indicator of Courtney Barnett’s forthcoming album, well, la dee da, we’re stoked. The title is one some of us [...]
GalleryWhitney release ‘Forever Turned Around’ with some Bay Area dates
(photo: Olivia Bee)
After a three-year record lull, Whitney’s much-anticipated sophomore album is out and it’s the treasure we were hoping for. In true Whitney fashion, Forever Turned Around (on [...]
GalleryRepresenting: The true debut of Sour Widows
“Nirvana. Radiohead. Weezer. A lot of jazz.” Members of Sour Widows are listing some of their biggest influences. Bouncing ideas off each other. There’s a calm and friendly dynamic [...]
GalleryAlex Lahey comes up from down under to the Independent
(Photo: Callum Preston)
Alex Lahey’s sophomore LP, The Best of Luck Club, is filled with those power-punk anthems she’s known for but this time with a little more sophistication. Songs are [...]
GalleryVideo Premiere: Aish’s “Joy and Sorrow”
Ahead of his forthcoming album, The Sex Issue (MCV Records) Aish just released his new music video for “Joy and Sorrow” and it is a truly captivating piece. The [...]
GalleryBand Art with Harry Nordlinger
What first caught our eye about artist Harry Nordlinger was the album artwork he did for San Francisco band Schlotman. Earlier this year, the band released their first LP [...]
GallerySheer Mag’s power-pop gets heavy at the New Parish
Artwork by Robert Beatty
Sheer Mag’s new album A Distant Call hits the stands August 23...and might we suggest starting with “The Killer” if you want a sweet taste? It’s [...]
GalleryLA’s Rose Dorn make their Bay Area debut next month
(photo: Derec Patrick)
Rose Dorn just released the video for “Champ” off their forthcoming album, Days You Were Leaving (out August 23 on Bar/None Records). This video rates high amongst [...]
