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Screen Grabs: ’90s UK rave scene springs back to life in ‘Beats’

Dennis Harvey -
The SF International Film Festival that wasn’t a couple months ago—one of COVID-19’s earliest cultural casualties—would have included a 20th-anniversary screening of Greg Harrison’s...
Culture

Score new music on Juneteenth—and support NAACP Legal Fund

John-Paul Shiver -
Once again leaping to action when leaders, politicians, and other music platforms continually remain tone-deaf and tardy in response, Bandcamp will be donating 100...

Techno-arts fest Mutek.SF recreates a trippy rave blueprint online

John-Paul Shiver -
Last year's iteration of MUTEK.SF, the off-shoot of the the original MUTEK festival—an event dedicated to electronic music and the digital arts that began...

New Music: Yves Tumor rumbles, soars with ‘Heaven to a Tortured Mind’

John-Paul Shiver -
When conducting a Google search for interviews with Yves Tumor, trying to get a handle on one who stays slippery with their personals, the...
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Screen Grabs: More marathon movies to help sustain you

Dennis Harvey -
Part 2 in our survey of really, really long films for your sequestrian pleasure casts its big net over films from around the globe,...
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Screen Grabs: Marathon movies to fill long days

Dennis Harvey -
“Sheltering in place” during an epidemic has been a rude wake-up call for many in discovering just how they normally spend their non-working time—and...

New Music: On Thundercat’s ‘It is What It Is,’ a fusion of love, life, loss

John-Paul Shiver -
"Funk is anything it needs to be in order to save my life," soothsaid George Clinton, the Godfather of the Funk, into my ear over the phone sometime in...

Burger Boogaloo, other big fests reschedule in COVID wake

John-Paul Shiver -
The forthcoming 11th annual Burger Boogaloo festival, held in Oakland’s Mosswood Park and originally planned for July 11 and 12 has been rescheduled for Halloween weekend due to...
Culture

Silenced in place? SF’s resilient music scene faces its latest obstacle

John-Paul Shiver -
As Broken Horse, an enduring San Francisco band that calls its oeuvre Western Doom Noir, erupted into tuning instruments at its Rite Spot comeback show...

New Music: Monophonics’ ‘It’s Only Us’ summons classic soul’s expansive phase

John-Paul Shiver -
Veteran San Francisco based psychedelic soul outfit Monophonics seem to be going through a "thing." Their latest record Itʻs Only Us (Colemine Records) with the first three song titles "Chances," "Suffocating," and the...
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