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Tagged with: Bay Area

Tony Jay drifts through the fog with a painted face

'Dejected crooner of the quotidian' speaks about new record 'Perfect Worlds' and affinity for colder SF days

What happens when a true metalhead collabs with the Symphony? ‘Drowned in Light’

2022 Emerging Black Composers Project winner Jens Ibsen draws on progressive metal and blackgaze in latest work

Sandy Ostrau wants viewers to ‘feel their place’ in her luminous figurative work

The invitation has been extended to inhabit her haunting landscapes of Californian light.

Live Shots: Cypress Hill smoked out the Fox in honor of ‘Black Sunday’

The Latino hip-hop pioneers celebrated 30 years of their massive album, with some classic gothic-hood flavor and plenty of highs

Up, up, and within: Gravity’s Jess Curtis on the wayfinding of ‘Into the Dark’

Company's blind, low vision, and sighted performers use touch and sound to create dimensionality on lightless stage.

At Trans Film Fest, echoes of nightlife we almost lost to COVID

'Last Call' documents the magic of three beloved queer bars—El Rio, Aunt Charlie's, and the Stud—that might have disappeared

Screen Grabs: Buckle up for Werner Herzog, baby

A tribute to the master of extremes. Plus: Trans Film Fest enlightens on a global scale, Berlin & Beyond goes beyond

New laws seek to end private developer risk, burdening public instead

Why should cities and counties guarantee profits for builders and push the costs of growth onto the local taxpayers?

SF march draws tens of thousands in solidarity with people in Palestine

"From Palestine to the Philippines, stop the US war machines!" rang out through the Civic Center on Saturday.

Bandcamp layoffs paint bleak picture for indie musicians and union organizers

Sadie Dupuis of Speedy Ortiz, John Darnielle of Mountain Goats, more weigh in on rough blow to local fan-favorite platform.