Jay Stone released one of my favorite albums in 2015, the collaborative project with Monster Rally, Foreign Pedestrians. We haven't heard a great deal from him since, but earlier [...]
By Russell Jelinek|September 30, 2016|Comments Off on Listen to Jay Stone’s music from ‘Morris From America’
When friendship and collaboration are two of the most valued things in a musical project or band, it's obvious. It comes out in the lyrics, the way it is [...]
By Erika Delgado|September 29, 2016|Comments Off on Interview: Doodling with SOAR
In the early 2000s, Apple debuted Garageband, and forever changed the relationship between recording artists and the 'studio.' Breaking down the costly barriers between DIY artists and spaces to capture [...]
By Nikolas Soelter|September 29, 2016|Comments Off on Taylor Vick releases folky, heartfelt debut under moniker Boy Scouts
The first Tuesday of every month hold a special place for countless Bay Area music fans. It's the night when team Wood Shoppe puts on their monthly series at [...]
By Hailey Simpson|September 27, 2016|Comments Off on Q+A: Beloved monthly concert series Wood Shoppe goes out with a Bam!Bam! in final show
With a mission to empower girls through musicianship and community building, Bay Area Girls Rock Camp (BAGRC) is a nonprofit organization generating increasing interest and popularity through the Bay Area [...]
By Patricia Villon|September 27, 2016|Comments Off on Bay Area Girls Rock Camp announce rock camp fundraiser
Although they only released their first EP this time last year, The Nopes are already back with a 12- song LP. The Jack Shirley-produced Never Heard of It sees the [...]
By Nikolas Soelter|September 23, 2016|Comments Off on Premiere: The Nopes to release noisy, relentless debut LP
K.Flay at BottleRock Napa Valley 2016 (photo: Jon Ching)
Chicago-born and Stanford-graduated alternative hip-hop artist Kristine Flaherty, better known as K. Flay, just released a music video for her song "Blood In [...]
By Joshua Huver|September 15, 2016|Comments Off on K. Flay announces new music video, GAMH appearance
Oakland's 1988 caught our ear with their spooky, distorted, synth-heavy pop. 1988's Luis Gutierrez tells me they've been working on a ton of material, and luckily they've asked us [...]
By Russell Jelinek|September 14, 2016|Comments Off on Video Premiere: 1988 – “Feria”
Man, has it really just been a year since we first told you about Madeline Kenney? She's released a steady stream of material since then, and each release seems [...]
By Russell Jelinek|September 9, 2016|Comments Off on Madeline Kenney covers Arthur Russell for non•market comp
Gallery
Gallery
Gallery
Gallery
Gallery
Gallery
Gallery
Gallery
Gallery
Gallery
Gallery
Gallery
