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Tow’rs – “Just Because We’re Breathing Doesn’t Mean We’re Alive” [Review] – January 31 at the Chapel

Ever since I first stumbled upon Tow’rs from a promotional sampler on Noisetrade, I DROPPED MY JAWS in disbelief. HOW DID I NOT KNOW ABOUT THIS BAND? Where are they...
February 22, 2016ByIn

Penguin Prison – “Just a little more, cause it never gets old” [review] Feb 10 at Mezzanine

Penguin Prison, formerly recognized as a solo act by the Brooklyn-based DJ, producer and electronic artist, Chris Glover, had us all in shock when he graced stage the stage last...
February 17, 2016ByIn

Julia Holter – Her distinct drift towards pop reels us all in [Review] – January 31 at the Chapel

Julia Holter surely had many waiting with anticipation that night at the Chapel (SOLD OUT show) as she walked out on stage a few minutes late. She addressed the audience...
February 6, 2016ByIn

The Dust Never Settles – Blood & Dust Premiers Performance Video For “Charlie Dixon”

With the face of singer Doug Tieman alternately basked in sunlight and obscured in the shadow of the brim of his hat, the dapper gentlemen of Blood & Dust whipped...
January 27, 2016ByIn, ,

Samantha Crain – “When you come back, can you bring my heart” [review] Amnesia in SF (Jan 19, 2016)

She may be a kid at face (check out her 2013 album, Kid Face) and kid at heart (loved her anecdotes and cute giggles), but surely is a goddess of...
January 24, 2016ByIn

Cellista Interviews Dirty Cello

Rebecca Roudman has played cello professionally in the Bay area for years. Equally at home as a renowned classical cello player or on the cutting edge of pop music, Rebecca...
January 10, 2016ByIn,

Lords of Sealand “Architect” Music Video Release Show 1/13 Brick & Mortar

Indie prog rock band Lords of Sealand released their official music video Architect from their full-length album Found Fiction and are celebrating with a show at Brick & Mortar Wednesday, January 13th....
January 10, 2016ByIn,

Cellista Interviews Lady Lazarus

Lady Lazarus cloaks lyrical reflections in impressionistic musical musings. From her debut album Mantic, recorded in 2011 at her home in San Jose, Melissa Sweat has shown a penchant for...
January 3, 2016ByIn,

Noise Pop Music Festival 2016 Lineup Announcement

Noise Pop Music Festival 2016 noisepop.com Noise Pop Festival, the Bay Area’s premiere indie music and arts festival, returns for its 24th year. This year’s festival is set to take...
January 1, 2016ByIn, ,

Manhattan Artist Emily Wells at The Chapel

At the beginning of the night, the main floor of The Chapel, a converted mortuary on Valencia street is empty. The venue, with red-lit lamps and 40’ foot ceilings is...
December 25, 2015ByIn

Glen Hansard at the Masonic in San Francisco

Music can often conjure emotions from the depths of the soul. It can make one feel powerful or it can strip a being to the core. It feels like the...
November 18, 2015ByIn

Hey! Rosetta! Hey Hey Rosetta! [REVIEW] November 2nd at Brick and Mortar

After a particularly smashing weekend of local music Halloween madness, I was excited to have an evening of dastardly decompression at Brick and Mortar Music Hall with Hey Rosetta. And while...
November 9, 2015ByIn
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