We’re continuing our series of looks at the best music venues that San Francisco has to offer, and this week, we’re featuring a place that’s got a lot of attention right now. According to Rolling Stone, Bottom of the Hill is the best place to hear live music in San Francisco; and this time, they’re… Keep Reading
Believe it or not, there was a time in history when San Francisco was considered a major player on the Rock n Roll club circuit. Way before tech, folk, and Fixies took over, way back in the 80s and 90s when clubs like the Stone and the Omni were home to some of the biggest… Keep Reading
Bay Area local band First in Flight will be playing a show at the Bottom of the Hill in San Francisco next week on Thursday, April 5. They’ll be headlining the show along with Fritz Montana and the Y Axes. The show will also double as their upcoming EP release show. We wanted to learn more about… Keep Reading
San Francisco-based band NRVS LVRS (pronounced “Nervous Lovers”) compare their sound to Massive Attack, Can, and Kate Bush meets the electro-pop elements of The Knife, Bat for Lashes, or Crystal Castles. Today, the duo comprised of husband & wife duo Andrew Gomez and Bevin Fernandez shared their new single “Lost To The Max” from their… Keep Reading
On the heels of their recent headlining tour announcement, Slothrust has shared their live video for “Rotten Pumpkin.” The band’s most recent album ‘Everyone Else’ is currently out and the band has released a wealth of visual material to accompany it. Music videos for “Horseshoe Crab”, “Rotten Pumpkin” and “Like A Child Hiding Behind Your… Keep Reading
Well, it looks like Rock n’ Roll isn’t really dead after all. Or at least it’s showing some signs of life. And interestingly enough, it’s the ladies that are making it happen, and they’re making it happen in a BIG way. With bands like Halestorm, The Pretty Reckless and now Dorothy, it’s the women that… Keep Reading
From Indian Lakes have released a video for “The Monster,” from the band’s forthcoming record, “Everything Feels Better Now,” out October 14th on Triple Crown Records. According to director Joshua Haulling, “The video is about that little monster that could easily grow in every one of us; slowly overcoming you without you even knowing. It’s… Keep Reading
