Ruby Red by Amber Asylum
"In times of trouble, women have often had to bear an even heavier burden throughout history." Troubled music for troubled […]
File: #16 by Earth Jerks
"EartH Jerks is niche public serviceAmbient polyphonic sensory absence, heavy on the abeyances,Grit and torsion,Rubrick futurism,and rule manipulation,big smart alec […]
Love in the Streets by EaSWay
"Are You Lonely Or Alone? Sometimes it’s hard to tell…" Obviously "Gypsy Woman" by Crystal Waters has been an interminably […]
Less cover bands, more original music: Interview with Jacob Aranda
The son of a Mexican father, the child of a Midwestern upbringing, and a longtime contributor to the local music […]
Still Valentine’s Day 1969 by Sandy Bull
Just another night in late 1960s SF… Decades before Spacemen 3 put their druggy, time-bending guitar visions to tape, an […]
“The Bay is like a mirror.” Interview with Ryan LoPilato of Credit Electric
Credit Electric is a band whose name gives due credit to the electricity flowing through all living beings. We've been […]
Gnosis by Raven
New York label Incienso is calling this the debut album by SF producer Raven, but we know better. Since our […]
“I can’t imagine being anywhere else!” Interview with Sadie Alan
Sadie Alan is an SF-based singer-songwriter whose sound blends folk and country-influenced melodies with intimate lyrics to convey her inner […]
Weather, weed, wokeness, and rent control: Interview with Naked Roommate
One of our favorite albums of 2024, Pass the Loofah is Naked Roommate’s follow-up to their pandemic-era album Do the […]
“I hope we all get Korean BBQ together sometime soon.” Interview with Colin Wilde of Black Thumb
Black Thumb is the alt pop creation of Colin Wilde, who also has a new project called The Flying Propeller Group. […]