, Thee Oh Sees have honed a distinctive sound over the last decade that’s totally affecting, so that when Dwyer invites everyone who wants to come up on stage,…
Stern herself seemed rather high, hopping around bare-foot on the hot stage, delivering Woody Allen impressions and wondering whether her guitar…
…drawing over four thousand people to Potrero del Sol Park for a day of amazing music and food capped by stellar sets from Thee Oh Sees and YACHT.
This week, it’s sun-drenched garage rocker Mikal Cronin, whose wistful strumming is perfect for their sculpture garden at dusk.
San Francisco’s budding garage-pop star Mikal Cronin, whose sophomore solo album MCII was released on Merge this year to rave reviews, couldn’t rescue…
…and with a newer formation, Fuzz, which is inspired by heavy Seventies rock, on Sunday.
The self-titled debut will drop on 1 October through In The Red, with the announcement coming with a handful of tour dates including stops in the UK…
When we caught DeMarco and his colorful cast of characters down at Portals’ party at Hype Hotel, the rowdy Canadian was in full swing with random outbursts while…
Bay Bridged outlook toward supporting both emerging and established artists in the local indie rock scene. Garage gods Thee Oh Sees headline the day….
Ty Segall’s proto-metal project Fuzz will deliver a full-length platter on October 1 — via Los Angeles’ In the Red Records, as previously reported.
Following their debut single on Trouble in Mind and a recent tour, Fuzz have just announced their self-titled debut will be out October 1 via In the Red.
The self-titled record, their debut, is out on October 1 through In the Red;the band’s also doing a big supporting tour.
The Raincoats is still their best. Only about half of its songs keep a steady beat from start to finish. The rest speed up, slow down, start, stop, and sputter like…
Earlier this year Cronin returned with second album MCII, and what a beauty it is. It’s a brilliantly crafted and realised album, keeping the psych pop and garage…
Fuzz kept things light-hearted as they careened through their set complete with Segall drum solos and distorted screams processed through a guitar amp.
…Fuzz, elicited an even stronger crowd reaction the next day with its homage to ’70s proto-metal and the low-end heavy dirges of Blue Cheer and Black Sabbath.
Mikal Cronin, whose set at that point in the afternoon sounded the most contemporary, took stage with a additional guitarist, bassist, and drummer.
Mac DeMarco’s ‘2’ demos, “were recorded right before I went on to make the final recordings”, says the gap-toothed songwriter. ‘2”s demos also come…
…garage-punk roundup that also features Destruction Unit (with former members of The Reatards), L.A. combo The Intelligence, Fuzz (with Ty Segall)…
The lineup boasts several stars from the Captured Tracks roster, including DIIV, Mac DeMarco, Wild Nothing, Beach Fossils, Soft Moon, and Blouse.
The lineup features Captured Tracks roster artists DIIV, Mac Demarco, Wild Nothing, Beach Fossils, Soft Moon, Minks, Soft Metals, Blouse,…
The frequent Ty Segall collaborator has a Kurt Cobain-like gift of taking pop melodies and imbuing them with the additional joy of making noise in the…
