Posts Tagged ‘psychedelic’

3/10/2010 Live music w/ Ty Segall

Saturday, March 6th, 2010

Ty Segall

Ty Segall

Live music w/ Ty Segall
When: Wed Mar 10
Time: 8pm
Cost: $7
Details
Ty Segull
http://www.myspace.com/tysegall
Burying ’60s sing-alongs and dance crazes beneath waves of reverb and giddy thud, Ty Segall carved out his own shelf in the neo-psych garage alongside SF compatriots and collaborators Sic Alps and Thee Oh Sees. As an exploration of the space between Cro-Magnon fuzz and atmospheric acoustic psych, Ty Segall continues to crank out the best new garage rock from San Francisco. -Darling Darling

3/10/2010 Live music w/ The Fresh & Onlys

Saturday, March 6th, 2010
The Fresh & Onlys • Photo by Brian Pritchard

The Fresh & Only's • Photo by Brian Pritchard

Live music w/ The Fresh & Onlys
When: Wed Mar 10
Time: 8pm
Cost: $7
Details
Fresh and Onlys
http://www.myspace.com/thefreshonlys
The Fresh & Onlys shambles barefoot through Summer of Love-style guitar and tambourine jams, strewing lyrical oddities and flower garlands along the path that leads, if not to where Syd Barrett lives, at least to Dan Treacy’s neighborhood [Dusted Review]

The Fresh & Onlys formed just last year in San Francisco, but they already boast more music to their name than most bands manage in twice that time. Over the course of a flurry of 7″s, a limited-edition cassette, and two full-length albums– last spring’s self-titled and now Grey-Eyed Girls– you can hear the sound of a young band busily honing in on what they’re good at. In case you weren’t tipped off by their almost distractingly evocative band name (should we be thinking of the Only Ones, or the Young Fresh Fellows?), the Fresh & Onlys traffic in jangly garage-pop, balancing psych-rock swagger with generous dollops of sweetly cockeyed melody. [Pitchfork]

3/10/2010 Live music w/ Thee Oh Sees

Saturday, March 6th, 2010

Thee Oh Sees

Thee Oh Sees

Live music w/ Thee Oh Sees
When: Wed Mar 10
Time: 8pm
Cost: $7
Details Thee Oh Sees
http://www.myspace.com/ohsees
San Francisco’s John Dwyer used to push primitive blues-rock to ultraraucous extremes in Coachwhips. His current band, Thee Oh Sees (formerly OCS), also draws on vintage styles—woozy ’50s-style pop, Troggs-like stomp—but it funnels them into something hushed and pervasively eerie. Sucks Blood brims with oddities like “What the Driven Drink,” in which Dwyer and Brigid Dawson croon like teen lovers at the soda fountain, even as weird wisps of sculpted static drift by. “The Gouger” juxtaposes cryptically ominous lyrics with pillowy, old-timey reverb and a twinkling guitar lead. Many a savage punk has gone tame with age, but that evolution rarely has this kind of intoxicating power. — Hank Shteamer

Read more: http://newyork.timeout.com/articles/music/3345/thee-oh-sees#ixzz0hQYgMV8R

3/2/2010 Live music w/ Boat Club

Tuesday, March 2nd, 2010

Boat Club

Boat Club

Live music w/ Boat Club
When: Tue Mar 2
Time: 8pm
Cost: FREE
Details:
Boat Club
http://www.myspace.com/goboatclub

2/23/2010 Live music w/ Buxter Hoot’n

Tuesday, February 23rd, 2010
Buxter Hootn

Buxter Hoot'n

Live music w/ Buxter Hoot’n
When: Tue Feb 23
Time: 7pm
Cost: $5
Details:
Buxter Hoot’n
http://www.myspace.com/buxterhootn
“A glimpse into the future of San Francisco’s slightly psychedelic songwriting scene,” (SF GUARDIAN) Buxter Hoot’n is an experience not be missed. Their music is a gritty and eclectic form of rock ‘n’ roll that draws from a deep reverence for tradition and psychedelia. RELIX magazine calls them “one of the great American bands of today.”

2/20/2010 Live music w/ Weapons of the Future

Saturday, February 13th, 2010
Weapons of the Future

Weapons of the Future

Live music w/ Weapons of the Future
When: Sat Feb 20
Time: 7pm
Cost: FREE
Details:
Weapons of the Future
http://www.myspace.com/weaponsofthefuturemusic
Weapons of the Future are instruments of creation. An innovative and powerful indie rock band with a touch of sci-fi, psychedelic, and garage rock. Take Interpol, mix it with the Cramps, Sonic Youth, and Morphine and you might get an idea of the Weapons Of the Future sound. Nevertheless, playing live is where they shine the most. The moodiness of the keyboard sounds and the mysticism of the front man’s lyrics are complimented by the solid dance grooves created by the rhythm section. They go through the set captivating the audience through multiple mediums, both visual and sonic.

2/6/2010 Live music w/ 3 Leafs

Wednesday, February 3rd, 2010
3 Leafs

3 Leafs

Live music w/ 3 Leafs
When: Sat Feb 6
Time: 9pm
Cost: $7
Details:
3 LEAFS
http://www.myspace.com/3leafs
“This stuff is awesome. Blissed out, effects flecked krauty space rock, heavy on the drift and shimmer and meander. Strings buzz, sounds swoop and stutter backwards, the drums are simple and motorik, synths whir, flutes flutter, the group slips from full on heart of the sun space jam, to Circle-esque hypnorock, to ethereal almost ambient groove, to Eastern style ur-drone to Santana sounding Latin tinged psychedelic rock to heavy tripped out metallic sounding stoner rock freakouts to full on trippy dubbiness, all woven into one extended and nearly seamless druggy outrock sprawl.”–Aquarius Records, San Francisco, CA

1/23/2010 Sonbird Winter Festival

Wednesday, December 30th, 2009

Sonbird Winter Festival

When: Sat Jan 23
Time: 9pm
Cost: $6 (w/ costume); $8 (no costume)
Details: Sonbird Winter Festival Presents – An evening of Bay Area Music and The Annual Cheshire Rock Opera. Costumes strongly encouraged….Think Alice and wonderland….

Fuzzpod

Fuzzpod

Fuzzpod – Electronica / Ambient / Down-tempo
http://www.myspace.com/fuzzpodmusic

Fuzzpod is an eletronic music group based out of San Francisco and features the talents of Captain Electric, Ms. Maki and Ms. Momo. Right now they are finishing the next album entitled: The Garden of Fuzzy Delights, Due out in February 2010.

Barbary Ghosts

Barbary Ghosts

Barbary Ghosts – Folk / Roots Music / Acoustic
http://www.myspace.com/thebarbaryghosts

Three castaways washed up on the shores of San Francisco telling tales of whiskey, women, and mutiny on the high sea. Having no boat and no money, they took to playing the dives, dance halls, and street corners of the Barbary Coast. The rest is history…

the Triffles

the Triffles

The Triffles – Rock Comedy Punk
http://www.myspace.com/thetrifles

How unexpectedly taxing it is to locate adequate images of trifles. I have been trolling the virtual galaxy for what seem like endless hours, my mind clogged with dense, creamy images of suffocated strawberries and pieces of dessicated cake, cast adrift in the cold lava of custard. These forlorn fossils of British dessertery sling me back to dark summer afternoons where the clouds hung low, and I sought comfort in the brilliant depths of the fridge, as the moon prepared for its evening chores… As for the band, it’s a multilayered melange of odd-shaped bits that stick in your throat and make you want to sing for joy! Trifles! And now, the all-new MINI TRIFLES!!! It’s the Trifles gone all cute and acoustic, with accordion, vibraphone, tinkly-tackity percussion, and even a bit of violin. Same people, same songs – VERY DIFFERENT!!!

Cheshire Rock Opera

Cheshire Rock Opera

Manbanjo Presents:
Cheshire Rock Opera – Psychedelic / Classical Opera and Vocal / Melodramatic Popular Song
http://www.myspace.com/cheshirerockopera
The Annual Cheshire Rock Opera

Culminated from an early love of the writings of Lewis Carroll (who was also a favorite literature of my household), into a rock opera which features his effect on popular music & some of the poetry from the book set to music of my own device. it’s first performance, first show was january 27, 2004 @ Van Kleef’s in Oakland. It was quite a production including the queen’s concert, tea party trio, suitcase puppet show of walrus & carpenter and the jabberwock monstermasks. Twas a mad evening of fun… [myspace]