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Music Review

Noise Pop Diary: Wrapping up a stellar fest, with Sun Ra Arkestra magic

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By celebrating local talent and venues (with a sprinkling of cosmic legends), Noise Pop grew exponentially this year.
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Noise Pop Diary: Illuminati Hotties caped for BOTH, Orcutt Shelley Miller thrilled the dudes

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Free show from tenderpunk faves erased the condos closing in; avant-rock trio took the beards on wild rides at GAMH.
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Noise Pop Diary: Shannon Shaw came sans Clams; SpongeBob’s Tom Kenny rode Hi-Seas

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KQED Live set brought out a local garage rock legend's country side, while a beloved voice actor dove into classic soul.
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Noise Pop Diary: Indie legend Christopher Owens returns, with a flamenco twist

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The Girls frontman has been through hell, but has kept making music; his presence brought roars from the local crowd.
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Noise Pop wrap-up: Crispy Tater Tots, Nosferatu rap, and more local love

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Final thoughts on the giant 32nd fest, which brought out 20,000 indie music-lovers and served up tasty treats.
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Noise Pop diary: Dani Offline, Oakland’s ambassador of swoon

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The singer-songwriter brought hypnotic grooves and deeply personal magic to the SFJAZZ Joe Henderson Lab.
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Noise Pop diary: Funk giants Cymande checked in for the crate-diggers

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52 years after wowing the Apollo Theatre, the UK outfit triumphantly summoned all those samples at August Hall.
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Noise Pop diary: St. Vincent bathed Grace Cathedral in heartfelt hues

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Indie stalwart carved out intimate vibe from cavernous space, with SF stories and reverberating callbacks.
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Under the stars: Mighty maestro Taj Mahal gets his Grammys due

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Plus: Dead & Co. take the Sphere for another twirl, Noise Pop phase 2 brings some Oakland love, more music news
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Under the Stars: Oakland’s Combo Tezeta deserves all the love

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Lateef the Truthspeaker & Nick Andre slap us awake, Con Brio rings in NYE, TOKiMONSTA flicks her musical Swiss Army Knife
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