By Ian Bremner The word “mature” is so not rock n roll. It would hardly be seen as […]
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By Ian Bremner She is equally friends with Katy Perry as she is with Willie Nelson. She is […]
By Ian Bremner The career arc of Courtney Marie Andrews has been a slow burn. Perhaps her new material is […]
By Ian Bremner “His most personal record yet” is a common music critic’s trope when describing a change […]
By John-Paul Shiver From the jump, Oakland’s Once & Future Band notoriously chose to exist in a jazz-fusion […]
By Ian Bremner Clearly a woman who knows what she wants to say and how to say it, […]
By Ian Bremner Despite its compact, 25 minute run time, Monophonics new EP, Mirrors, delivers the punch as […]
By Ian Bremner Oakland DIY legends, Shannon & The Clams have been steadily churning out classic 60’s pop […]
By Rachel Bennett Listening to Khruangbin’s music is a visceral, almost physical experience. It’s lying half naked in […]
By Ian Bremner “The Freedom Band” (his band). “Freedom’s” Goblin” (his new album). “I’m Free” (a song from said […]
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