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11/09/2011 Live music w/ Let Fall the Sparrow ~ Misophonic (Indie)

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Let Fall the Sparrow

Let Fall the Sparrow

Live music w/ Let Fall the Sparrow ~ Misophonic (Indie)
When: Wed, November 9
Time: 9pm
Cost: $5-7
Details:
Let Fall the Sparrow
http://www.letfallthesparrow.com/
The San Francisco based trio, Let Fall the Sparrow, is made up of Lilly Pritchard (bass/vocals), Daniel Lemke (guitar) and Jesse Freidin (drums). Their sound is both ethereal and driving, moving between quiet melodic moments and intense sonic builds.

Misophonic
Equal parts driven and dreamy, misophonic’s music is a collision of old and new, turned inside out. Trumpet included.

3/25/2011 Live music w/ The Bruises ~ Hold Me Luke Allen ~ Eighteen Individual Eyes (Indie / Shoegaze)

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The Bruises

The Bruises

Live music w/ The Bruises ~ Hold Me Luke Allen ~ Eighteen Individual Eyes (Indie / Shoegaze)
When: Fri, March 25
Time: 9pm
Cost: $5
Details:
The Bruises
http://www.myspace.com/thebruises
http://www.thebruises.com
Balancing the tightrope between indie and mainstream rock, THE BRUISES embrace incredibly catchy choruses, dueling female vocal harmonies, and a serrated double guitar attack. Tipping their hats to acts such as Lush, that dog., and Sleater-Kinney, the band has forged a sound that is both unique and timeless. …. “We just make music we like, without trying to be a part of any fad or musical trend,” says guitarist/singer Jen Black. “I’d like to think that someone 10 or 20 years from now could enjoy our songs the same way they do at this moment.”

 

Eighteen Individual Eyes

Eighteen Individual Eyes

Hold Me Luke Allen
http://www.myspace.com/holdmelukeallen
http://www.holdmelukeallen.com/
In late 2009 a bass player, another bass player, and a drummer stepped out of the rhythm section shadows and into the spotlight to realize a vision that combines musical influences ranging from trip-hop and electronica to grunge and punk. With a limited songwriting history, a load of production knowledge, a vision, and a lot of patience, Hold Me Luke Allen has found their rhythm — errr..voice. The trio has not entirely abandoned their respective instruments, but have added guitar, soft synths, vocals, sampling, and sequencers to the mix in what can readily be described as nu gaze (a genre combining elements of shoegaze and new wave/electronica)

Eighteen Individual Eyes
http://www.myspace.com/eighteenindividualeyes
http://www.eighteenindividualeyes.com

 

3/7/2011 Live music w/ Disasteroid ~ Jared Mess and the Grown Children ~ Slow Trucks (Indie / Rock)

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Disasteroid

Disasteroid

Live music w/ Disasteroid ~ Jared Mess and the Grown Children ~ Slow Trucks (Indie / Rock)
When: Mon, March 7
Time: 7pm
Cost: $6
Details:
Disastroid
http://myspace.com/disastroid
…Fucking awesome. The perfect mix of Harvey Milk, Jesus Lizard, Melvins, Nomeansno, and Danzig while tuning it to their own unique sound. It was everything good about rock music and what is good about rock music now. I highly recommend these guys and it was nice to be blown away by an opening band I had never heard a note from before.”.. – ..Speed Glue and Music

Jared Mees & The Grown Children
http://jaredmeesandthegrownchildren.com
Pairing sometimes dark lyrical matter with uptempo major-chord progressions, the newest album from Portland, Oregon’s Jared Mees and the Grown Children examines the give-and-take inherent in struggles for self-fulfillment while walking a tightrope between naive exuberance and cynical skepticism. This balancing act results in a sound that is joyful yet introspective; a rollicking Americana tale of modern life, be it hellish or heavenly. [website]

Slow Trucks

Slow Trucks

Slow Trucks
http://www.myspace.com/slowtrucksband
Energetic, uncomplicated and infectious, Slow Trucks are musical comfort food, perfect for those of us who still occasionally break out that Treepeople CD or fantasize about an Archers of Loaf reunion. [myspace]

2/13/2011 Live music w/ Bare Wires ~ Dirty Cupcakes ~ Baby Talk (Indie)

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Bare Wires

Bare Wires

Live music w/ Bare Wires ~ Dirty Cupcakes ~ Baby Talk (Indie)
When: Sun, February 13
Time: 6pm
Cost: $6
Details:
Bare Wires
http://www.myspace.com/thebarewires
..”A power trio that looks like it stepped out of a time warp from the 1970s, Bare Wires is rapidly perfecting its crisp, no-bull garage punk, reminiscent of the Stooges on too much caffeine and other stimulants. The crisp rhythm section creates a solid backbone for guitarist-vocalist Matthew Melton’s licks and machine-gun solos, as well as his earnest respect for melody.”.. .. .. – San Francisco Bay Guardian

Dirty Cupcakes

Dirty Cupcakes

Dirty Cupcakes
http://www.myspace.com/dirtycupcakesband
.. “Unless its baker has decided to go the Voodoo route and inject his or her delectables with cough syrup, there’s really nothing dirty about a cupcake. That is, until you hear the spiky, sweet punk-pop tunes of Oakland’s Dirty Cupcakes, an all-female trio that covers the Stones’ “Get Off of My Cloud” and sounds like Shonen Knife and the Vivian Girls. They’re cute on the outside, but looks can be deceiving.” -Willamette Week

Baby Talk
http://www.myspace.com/babytalkbabytalkbabytalk

1/17/2011 Live music w/ Songs For Snakes ~ Time Traveling Assassins ~ Bite (Punk)

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Songs for Snakes

Songs for Snakes

Live music w/ Songs For Snakes ~ Time Traveling Assasins ~ Bite (Punk)
When: Mon, January 17
Time: 7pm
Cost: $5

Details:
SONGS FOR SNAKES
http://myspace.com/songsforsnakes
http://www.reverbnation.com/songsforsnakes
“San Francisco’s post-hardcore band, Songs for Snakes, seems to be strongly influenced by artists such as Drive Like Jehu and Jawbreaker, which is evident in their guitar style. Songs for Snakes has slithered all the way up from number 28 to number 1 in the past week here at KSPC.
KSPC
“These Bay Area dudes are way into Jawbreaker. They also slowed the pace down a little. I enjoyed the faster songs alot more than most of the CD, which was full of slower songs and has a tendency to drag. Not as good as Jawbreaker, better than Jets To Brazil”
Paul Lucich – Maximum Rock N Roll

Time Traveling Assassins

Time Traveling Assassins

TIME TRAVELING ASSASSINS
http://myspace.com/timetravelingassassins

Bite

Bite

BITE
http://myspace.com/bitesf
We’re about playin’ fast, loud, sexy, trashy down and dirty punk and roll. We’ve had some kickass players in this band and the current lineup is no exception. We’ve all been around the block and back so this shit ain’t about jumpin’ on some trendy bandwagon. This is our lives people, and along the way we’ve met and played with some amazing people, you know who you are. A couple of shows that stand out are gigs with Texas Terri, The Lewd And Dee Dee Ramone a year before he died. Yeah that’s the reason we do this, that and we have to, what else is there people besides REAL RAW ROCK AND FUCKIN’ ROLL?! We see no alternative, so if you like it fierce and fearless, check it out.

12/10/2010 Live music w/ Sea of Bees ~ Sands ~ Walking In Sunlight (Indie / Psych)

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Live music w/ Sea of Bees ~ Sands ~ Walking In Sunlight (Indie / Psych)
When: Fri, December 10
Time: 9pm
Cost: $6
Details:

Sea of Bees

Sea of Bees

Sea of Bees -shimmery lovely folk
http://www.seaofbees.com/home/
http://www.myspace.com/seaofbees
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Sea-Of-Bees/197401657346
http://twitter.com/seaofbees
Sea of Bees is the musical project of Julie Ann Bee, or Jules as everyone calls her.

She sings, writes the songs, and plays lots of musical instruments.

“Took me about 50 seconds — the length of the woozy, haunting intro to “Marmalade” — to completely fall for Sea of Bees, the nom de tune of Sacramento indie-popper Julie Baenziger. Her debut album “Songs for the Ravens” sounds folky in some places, gauzy and ambient in others and twee as hell in still others, but beautiful throughout, and a potent reminder that emotional virtue is an artist’s most precious commodity. This one’s special, folks, let’s not screw it up.” -Kevin Bronson, Buzzbands LA, LA Weekly

“Songs for the Ravens is bound to be one of this year’s finest records;as soon as you hear it you’re not going to be able to shakeit.” -Ned Lannamann,Portland Mercury

“I’m not entirely sure why I love this album so much… …That which I cannot put my finger on, is the mysterious, wonderful, and addictive qualities of this album as a whole. Bravo to Jules and her Sea of Bees.” -Jason Lytle (Grandaddy, Admiral Radley)
[from website]

Sands

Sands • Photo by Katherine Levin

Sands – roadhouse reveries
http://www.myspace.com/damesatan
“Nuanced, heartfelt folk songs that sound like they could have been written anytime in the past century or so.” ..– Time Out New York
“If Quazar had sounded anything like Dame Satan, the San Francisco quartet that just played the Wednesday-night Americana Ramble at Marilyns on K, I might be translating dispatches from Zeti Reticuli right now. Ever heard music that makes you desperately try to remember if you’d innocuously eaten a brownie earlier that could have been, ahem, herbally enhanced? Dame Satans music had that effect. The instrumentation was boilerplate Americana–acoustic guitars, banjos, resonator guitars, bass and maybe even a mandolin–but the execution was closer to chamber music meets jazz. The influences, among them British folk, English post-psychedelic blues rock, spare Delta blues and the sort of weird Americana the Grateful Dead sometimes hinted at, melded into an original whole whose presence was rather startling. The four members played off each other like ancient jazz bodhisattvas, and there was a conscious awareness and manipulation of the spaces between the notes, again more a jazz trait than an element common to more straightforward genres like bluegrass or country. The overall effect is easy to recall. Its like that time you got really buzzed and played guitar in the stairwell and sang, and you heard yourself sounding like something from another dimension.” ..– Sacramento News and Views
“…Druggy, dusky hued country folks who slink about in the shadows…” ..– Aquarius
“…Underrated…” ..– S.F. Bay Guardian
“…Little ‘r’ rock with sweetly scented underpine…” ..– Byron Coley, The Wire
“BEACHES AND BRIDGES, the second long-play album by Dame Satan, is a leviathan of a record that’ll displace mass amounts of air from your speakers, whether it’s creeping along or flowing with speed and soul. The sounds it contains are huge, surreal, and timeless, easily holding their ground when compared to your parents’ musical documentations of progression, folk, harmony, and psychedelia.” ..– Thrasher Magazine
[from myspace]

Walking in Sunlight – gorgeous old-time harmonies
http://walkinginsunlight.bandcamp.com/album/walking-in-sunlight
We started singing together for the simple fun of it. This collection of songs represents the first few songs we happened to learn with each other. These are old time songs from the oldest necks of America, songs by modern ancients Doc Watson and Will Oldham, and a few songs by us. [website]

12/3/2010 Live music w/ The Campbell Apartment ~ Acacia Collective ~ The American Professionals (Indie)

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Live music w/ The Campbell Apartment ~ Acacia Collective ~ The American Professionals (Indie)
When: Fri, December 3
Time: 9pm
Cost: $5
Details:

The Cambell Apartment

The Cambell Apartment

The Campbell Apartment
http://www.myspace.com/TheCampbellApartment

http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Campbell-Apartment/17055212085

The Campbell Apartment is the brainchild of Russian-born artist and Renaissance lad Ari Vais, who modeled the band after lo-fi anti-heroes like Guided By Voices and The Replacements. With a schmeer of songs chock full of clever turns of phrase, buttery Brian Wilson harmonies, and high fructose melodies, Vais aims to create tunes with hooks that are designed for addiction, to keep your toes tapping, and to rattle around in your head for days. After a few years in New York City, Vais moved west in 2009 to San Francisco where he was joined by drummer Gary Gutfeld (Corduroy, Redemption 87, The Hi-Fives), bassist Mikey K, and, most recently, New York guitar rock legend Jody Porter (Fountains of Wayne). Together, we’re The Campbell Apartment. [myspace]

Acacia Collective

Acacia Collective

Acacia Collective
http://www.myspace.com/sfacacia
Acacia Collective was born in a cave in Orange County, California during the winter of 2003. Soon after, Craig MacArthur and Ryan McCaffrey began ferociously writing and playing music, focusing on ethereal vocal harmonies and soulful guitar interplay. Inspired by the artistic energy of the Bay Area, the duo relocated to San Francisco in 2004. Over the next several years the Collective grew, incorporating many talented Bay Area musicians. Most notably, they collaborated with bassist, songwriter, producer and Bay Area legend, Bobby Vega. With Vega and guitarist Chris Rosbach producing and with Prairie Prince on drums, the Collective finished their debut album, “House of Cards” in the fall of 2008. With the release of “House of Cards,” Acacia Collective is now on a mission to bring its passion for musical expression to as many ears as possible. MacArthur and McCaffrey work at crafting euphoric, spacious and uplifting songs, while remaining firmly rooted in sunsplashed rock n’ roll. Acacia Collective perform with an intense joy for musical creation, “getting high while worlds collide…” [myspace]

The American Professionals

The American Professionals

The American Professionals
http://www.myspace.com/TheAmericanProfessionals
San Francisco-based The American Professionals dole out comfortably familiar powerpop in this four-track EP. You know the deal – loud, crunchy guitars and catchy melodies. So if you’re a diehard powerpop fan, you do get the heavy guitarwork (classic 70s styled) and the Beatlesque tunes, which suggests that the likes of Cheap Trick and the Raspberries might be strong influences. It’s straightforward really. Personally, I like the subtle contrasts in the title track which does suggest that the band has more in its locker than loud and heavy. Always a good sign. That said, the adrenaline-pumping, bittersweet confections of Jump This Train, Down Low and Yet Another One More Time will keep the powerpop fans smiling. In addition, check out bonus track Love is Only Sleeping, which is a gorgeous evocation of mid-60s psychedelic-garage rock.

11/10/2010 Live music w/ Grinn & Barrett ~ The Coyotes ~ Red Light Circuit

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Grinn & Barrett

Live music w/ Grinn & Barrett ~ The Coyotes ~ Red Light Circuit (Indie)
When: Wed, November 10
Time: 8pm
Cost: $5
Details:
Grinn & Barrett
http://www.grinnandbarrettband.com
Grinn & Barrett’s style of lyrical pop songs have been influenced by early 90’s grunge, classic blues, folk, electro-pop, and even reggae. Their roots, however, are deep seeded in the Northwest indie rock scene. Bronwyn’s melodic vocals and bright guitar sound are met with Natalie’s creative and strong drum beats to create the Grinn & Barrett sound, indie-folk-grunge-pop. [website]

The Coyotes

The Coyotes

The Coyotes
http://www.myspace.com/patseickandthecoyotes
“The Coyotes, an intriguing blend of bedroom folk, “no wave,” and Jimmy Webb pop. Watch out for these guys – their vibe is quite exceptional.” -The East Street Records Review [deep from within their myspace page]

Red Light Circuit

Red Light Circuit

Red Light Circuit
http://www.myspace.com/redlightcircuit
Red Light Circuit plays high energy rock shows laden with guitar solos, screaming vocals, and a pervasive pop sensibility that drives audiences to dance and sing along. Micah Jolly, the group’s singer and rhythm guitarist, began playing in bands with bassist Ron Dore in Santa Barbara where the duo gained a reputation for writing inventive songs steeped in the greater tradition of American rock and roll. In 2009 they moved to San Francisco and joined forces with classically trained drummer Abe Waggoner. With the addition of talented lead guitarist Kyle Ward, the band recorded two EPs and gained a devoted following playing Northern California shows in the Bay Area and beyond. [myspace]

11/3/2010 – Live music w/ Thrillouette ~ The Interchangeable Hearts ~ The Record Winter (Indie)

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Live music w/ Thrillouette ~ The Interchangeable Hearts ~ The Record Winter (Indie)
When: Wed, November 3
Time: 8pm
Cost: $5
Details:
Thrillouette
http://tinyurl.com/25g6d6p

The Interchangeable Hearts

The Interchangeable Hearts

The Interchangeable Hearts – Haunting and sweet all with a pop sensibility
http://www.theinterchangeablehearts.com
Losing oneself isn’t necessarily something to shy away from; in the case of the debut EP from San Francisco trio Interchangeable Hearts, such an outcome should probably be welcomed. Fronted by the coolly unhurried vocals of Lina Hancock, the three-piece arrives well-versed in matching stark atmospherics with melancholic ruminations on matters of love, at times recalling Midnight Movies at their most minimal or Sub Pop-era Saint Etienne at their most somber. – Todd Lavoie, San Francisco Bay Guardian (Facebook)

The Record Winter

The Record Winter

The Record Winter
http://www.myspace.com/therecordwinter
The Record Winter is a band from northern California comprised of members hailing from what was once a thriving San Jose music scene- founding member Dominic Miranda and friends are still working to keep that scene alive. Stemming from his former start-up effort, Avenues, Dominic has chiseled his song writing skills into a finely crafted work of art in which he seems to have perfected within this new found ensemble, where he helms the titles of vocal frontman and guitarist. [myspace]

10/20/2010 Live music w/ Company Car ~ Pebble Theory ~ Farewell Typewriter (Indie)

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Live music w/ Company Car ~ Pebble Theory ~ Farewell Typewriter (Indie)
When: Thu, October 21
Time: 9pm
Cost: $6
Details:

Company Car • Photo by Nonzon

Company Car • Photo by Nonzon

Company Car
http://www.companycarmusic.com
“Company Car’s songs don’t sound like tiresome philosophy lectures, even if the bandmates can discuss who kicks more ass, Alexander Pope or John Locke. Rather, the San Francisco quartet makes a thunderous noize that churns faster than an Amish kid on trucker speed, harkening back to groups like Fugazi, Sunny Day Real Estate, and Braid. We’re talking about players who are equally attuned to the worlds of metal and classical, with just enough pop in their veins.” – Noise Pop [website]

Pebble Theory

Pebble Theory

Pebble Theory


http://www.pebbletheory.com
Pebble Theory emerges from the eclectic San Francisco scene to offer a music style firmly rooted in pre-subgenre rock. Passionate, intelligent and compelling, Pebble Theory provides a sound that is both thought provoking and truly enjoyable to listen to.

Eros Resmini (vocalist, rhythm guitar), Tim Pryde (lead guitar), Drew U’Ren (percussion) and Nick Massaro (bass) successfully adapt their diverse instrumental styles into a smooth transformation of past influence and individual musicianship.

Pebble Theory Released their 3rd Album “Something Better” in June 2009. “Something Better” offers a mature, inventive, and groove-enticing sound; focused on a reflective and innovative compositional style.

They support original music and musicians who persevere to actively pursue its
continual growth. [website]

Farewell Typewriter

Farewell Typewriter

Farewell Typewriter
http://www.farewelltypewriter.com
Farewell Typewriter is Grant Shellen [vocals, guitar], Jason Countryman [bass, vocals], Audie Roldan [guitar, keyboards, percussion], and Steve Slater [drums, vocals]. Together, they have rocked many of the great indie stages and have played great clubs such as Cafe du Nord, Red Devil Lounge, Bottom of the Hill, Hotel Utah and The Uptown Club, always to great reaction from fans & strangers alike. Their songs are influenced by music that spans several genres, but contains several key elements: solid melodies, interesting arrangements and memorable sounds. [website]

10/5/2010 – Live music w/ Drew Boles ~ Chineke (Avant Pop / Indie)

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Live music w/ Drew Boles ~ Chineke (Avant Pop / Indie)
When: Tue, October 5
Time: 7-9pm
Cost: FREE
Details:

Drew Boles

Drew Boles

Drew Boles
http://www.drewboles.com
Born in Springfield, Missouri, Drew Boles began classical piano study at the age of seven. Soon after moving to Tampa, Florida in 1993, Drew took up the acoustic guitar and began composing. He spent the following six years as a singer/songwriter/folksinger in pursuit of a recording and touring career; this pursuit culminated with his first album, Freak O’ Nature, which he co-produced and later released on his own record label, Scheisspie Records…[website]

Chineke
http://www.myspace.com/chinekemusic
http://chineke.bandcamp.com/

10/2/2010 – Live music w/ CCR ~ Dadfag ~ The Whines ~ Royal Baths (Indie)

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Live music w/ CCR ~ Dadfag ~ The Whines ~ Royal Baths (Indie)
When: Sat, October 2
Time: 9pm
Cost: $5
Details:

The Whines
http://www.myspace.com/thewhines

CCR Headcleaner

CCR Headcleaner

CCR Headcleaner
http://www.myspace.com/ccrheadcleaner

CCR Headcleaner may not have fallen on your radar yet, but these three long-time friends, with the new addition of bassist Mark Trisey, are no strangers to making the thrashy, noisy, spazzy jams San Francisco seems to love. Having been in the Hospitals, Long Legged Woman, and numerous other punk-influenced projects, these guys are pros at creating loud, fierce walls of sound. Their sonic output is also reflective of their distinct characters. One could describe both their music and the producers of it as disheveled, nonchalant, erratic and unpredictable, while also mirthful, sweet, and remarkably genuine. [SF Weekly]

Dadfag

Dadfag

Dadfag
http://www.myspace.com/dadfag
Dadfag are a blistering young San Francisco three-piece that has been kicking the West Coast’s ass for a couple of years at house parties, warehouses, and clubs. The band members–two girls on vocals, a boy on drums–fled from the South, sweaty, bored, and sick of explaining themselves. The trio started practicing as Dadfag shortly thereafter in a borrowed practice space in San Francisco’s Potrero Hill neighborhood. One year, 30 songs and 17,000 shows later, Eva Hannan, Alan Miknis, and Danielle Benson are still playing with dildos, baking pies, and making people uncomfortable.[Midheaven]

Royal Baths

Royal Baths

Royal Baths
http://www.myspace.com/baths
“Though the garage rock four piece may be part of the continuing lo-fi trend, their swampy production doesn’t disguise their catchy pop songs. There’s a very Velvet Underground-via-Jesus and Mary Chain feel to it, without the spazz in the guitars but with all of the eeriness that makes you feel a bit wrong for enjoying it so much.” [Brunswick]

8/19/2010 Live music w/ Yes Alexander (Album Release!)

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Yes Alexander

Yes Alexander

Live music w/ Yes Alexander
When: Thu, August 19
Time: 8pm
Cost: $5-10 sliding scale
Details:
Yes Alexander – Album Release Show for Like Lions
http://www.yesalexander.com
“Yes Alexander has the gorgeous and otherworldly voice of a young, strung-out angel hustling on some shimmering ho’ stroll in heaven. It is filled with yearning and sweetness and hurt and promise. Also, if you have a crush on a person you totally want Yes’ music on the obsessive mix CD you make to leave on their doorstep.” – Michelle Tea

Yes Alexander’s insatiable hunger for music has provided an array of intoxicating melodies that collide with folk, synth pop, rock and roll and hip hop. Yes first picked up a guitar at the age of 17 and since then she has toured frequently and collaborated with an eclectic set of musicians. (yesalexander.com/about)

6/10/2010 Live music w/ Baby Seal Club

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Baby Seal Club

Baby Seal Club

Live music w/ Baby Seal Club
When: Thu Jun 10
Time: 8pm
Cost: $5
Details:
Baby Seal Club
http://www.babysealclub.net/site/index.html
“We sing. We pluck. We strum. We bang. Often at the same time. Often in tempo. Usually in tune. Sometimes with soaring harmonies. We’re an art-music spectacle continually in development. If you MUST put us in a box, might we suggest: post-modern, indie-art, quirk-pop. But, again, only if you must. We don’t really care for boxes. We DO care for costumes and general buffoonery. We like to reinvent ourselves and sometimes we succeed. We like songs. Songs contain ideas that can feed the soul. Our songs speak to our time and place in the world. Often our songs get our blood pumpin’ and make us giddy. Our giddiness might not be readily apparent. But, rest assured, inside we’re pretty damn giddy….” — BSC

3/2/2010 Live music w/ Fiction Like Candy

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Live music w/ Fiction Like Candy
When: Tue Mar 2
Time: 8pm
Cost: FREE
Details:
Fiction Like Candy

Fiction Like Candy

Fiction Like Candy


Her flair for the dramatic swirls through the music ambitiously, yet the drama now seems more honest, the sentiment sweeter and more vulnerable. The most recent incarnation of Fiction Like Candy is a little less fiction, a little more candy. And it will still leave you craving more…

2/23/2010 Live music w/ Nicole Reynolds

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Nicole Reynolds

Nicole Reynolds

Live music w/ Nicole Reynolds
When: Tue, Feb 23
Time: 8pm
Cost: FREE
Details:
Nicole Reynolds
http://www.myspace.com/nicolereynoldsmusic
Nicole has toured throughout the United States, Germany, and Holland. She has performed shows with Jean Ritchie, Dan Bern, Chris Pureka, Janis Ian, Tom Paxton, Melissa Ferrick, Ellis Paul, Erin McKeown, Peter Mulvey, Edie Carey, Sarsaparilla, Jake Shimabukuro, Eleni Mandell, The Waybacks, among many others. If you combine all of their music, you’d probably end up with something that sounds kind of like Nicole.

2/22/2010 Live music w/ Daikon

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Daikon

Daikon

Live music w/ Daikon
When: Mon Feb 22
Time: 7pm
Cost: $5
Details:
Daikon
http://www.myspace.com/daikonradish
2008 – San Francisco, California. A young, married rhythm section from Half Moon Bay hears an old friend from San Jose’s songs he has recorded on his own. Phone calls and emails are exchanged. There are no first impressions to make anymore, everyone gets along fine. Amps are plugged in; an initial recording session is made. They practice for a long time. A year later, they finish recording an album and start playing shows. A terse biography is drawn up to help get more shows. So the story goes once more.