John Vanderslice celebrates the release of his latest full length album Romanian Names tomorrow, and it's another excellent work from one of the Bay's strongest [...]
By Christian Cunningham|May 18, 2009|Comments Off on Interview: John Vanderslice Talks Romanian Names
Next week Loquat begins a month long residency at Cafe du Nord playing every Thursday in May. Different supporting acts, set lists, DJs, and guest performers promise to [...]
By Christian Cunningham|May 1, 2009|Comments Off on Feature & Giveaway: Loquat Residency at Cafe du Nord Thursdays in May (Part 1 of 2)
TheBayBridged.com and New, Improved Recording are proud to announce the launch of New, Improved, LIVE, a monthly series of live studio sessions with top indie bands, recorded at the [...]
A Bay Bridged reader tipped us off to this post over at the Chronicle's City Insider blog, the latest in the paper's coverage of the ongoing conflict between the [...]
By Ben Van Houten|April 29, 2009|Comments Off on The latest on the ABC and local venues: why promises of change aren’t enough
The crimson warmth of Annie's was a welcome respite from the bluster of Saturday night, with high winds pushing put-upon smokers into the nooks and crannies of the facade. [...]
By Ben Richardson|April 29, 2009|Comments Off on Horny Goat Weed: Floating Goat at Annie’s Social Club
D Tour opens with the familiar trappings of a band-on-the-road movie--we meet drummer Pat Spurgeon in the practice space, tweaking his drumset as his band, SF indie-heroes Rogue Wave, [...]
By Ben Richardson|April 27, 2009|Comments Off on Rock and Kidney Pie: D Tour at the SFIFF
Anvil! The Story of Anvil is the kind of movie people pregame for. I know because some dude blew chunks all over the floor at Slim's, hastily erected rows [...]
By Ben Richardson|April 24, 2009|Comments Off on Metal on Metal
Tuesday night at the Fillmore, Fleet Foxes leadman Robin Pecknold constantly insinuated the band's interest in moving to what he called "the place he thinks of [...]
