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Music

With ‘No Such Spring,’ composer Samuel Adams speaks from the pandemic

Marke B. - February 21, 2023

New work at San Francisco Symphony 'is a piece about my feelings about my country right now.'

Music

Remembering Jeff Beck’s endless talent, through Stevie and Mingus

John-Paul Shiver - January 19, 2023

A thrift store find ushered me into the guitarist's world, which straddled, rock, jazz, blues, and funk.

Music

LA punks OFF! still go hard, fast, and long

Joshua Rotter - December 13, 2022

Singer Keith Morris talks about the hardcore band's origin, its 'jazzbo drummer,' chemtrails, conspiracies, and 'Free LSD'

Media

Conservative YIMBYs just took over SF’s biggest lifestyle site. Its ex-editor tells us what that means

Marke B. - December 12, 2022

GrowSF controls The Bold Italic. Former head Matt Charnock, now of Underscore, dishes on the local media impact

Music

Under The Stars: Holiday music season kicks off (already) with Los Bitchos’ ‘Chrismos’

John-Paul Shiver - November 7, 2022

Plus: ESG announce goodbye shows, Ikonika's "Bubble Up" brings queer love anthems, ZG handles opulent broken beats, more

Nightlife

Party Radar: Hey, ghoul. It’s Monster Mash time.

Marke B. - October 25, 2022

All the Halloween wing-dings you can squeeze into your Google cauldron. No sexy Steve Bannon costumes please.

Opinion

The national pundits can complain, but in SF, progressives get things done

Tim Paulson - October 19, 2022

The San Francisco left is fighting for things that the national Democratic Party has abandoned.

Movies

‘We Were Hyphy’ goes dumb on the Bay’s immortal musical movement

Alan Chazaro - October 16, 2022

We got the documentary's director to talk shooting sideshows and bringing the film home to The Town.

Music

The real-deal Outside Lands was late, up close, and full of personal connections

John-Paul Shiver - August 9, 2022

The giant festival's return was a messy multiverse of intimate marvels and overdoing it writ large

Business + Tech

Report shows that big local tech companies give nothing back to the community

Tim Redmond - August 3, 2022

Business Times scorecard shows why corporate philanthropy in 2021 is a complete and utter failure.

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With ‘No Such Spring,’ composer Samuel Adams speaks from the pandemic

Remembering Jeff Beck’s endless talent, through Stevie and Mingus

LA punks OFF! still go hard, fast, and long

Conservative YIMBYs just took over SF’s biggest lifestyle site. Its ex-editor tells us what that means

Under The Stars: Holiday music season kicks off (already) with Los Bitchos’ ‘Chrismos’

Party Radar: Hey, ghoul. It’s Monster Mash time.

The national pundits can complain, but in SF, progressives get things done

‘We Were Hyphy’ goes dumb on the Bay’s immortal musical movement

The real-deal Outside Lands was late, up close, and full of personal connections

Report shows that big local tech companies give nothing back to the community

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