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Tagged with: Punk

Music

The The’s Matt Johnson guides us through searing new album ‘Ensoulment’

Joshua Rotter -
Channeling William Blake in dystopian times, recovering his voice after risky surgery—plus a very tender SF piercing tale.
Music

Under the Stars: Strange Men want your library card

John-Paul Shiver -
Plus: More great local listens with 37 Houses and Cindy, Noise Pop drops Cymande funk bomb, Kokoroko gets the message...
Nightlife

Party Radar vs. Arts Forecast: Halloween happenings, Día invocations…

Marke B. -
... and a queer Diwali celebration, too. Our monster mashup of devilishly delightful things to do this week.
Party Radar

Arts Forecast vs. Party Radar: Halloween debauchery begins!

Marke B. -
Japanese ghost stories, house music legends, Swedish sex goddesses, and Green Gorillas in the monster mashup column event of the year
Art

Stunning 1970s SF Halloween photos rise from the dead

Marke B. -
Ken Werner shot Castro and Polk Street celebrations from 1976-1980; now his rare cult book has been republished.
Music

Back after three decades (and going viral), Heavenly still scales twee heights

Leah Isobel -
With 1993's 'P.U.N.K. Girl' all over TikTok, the recently reunited UK indie-pop band shares West Coast memories and future plans.
Music

Royel Otis wants to be the first band to play on Mars—and why not?

Joshua Rotter -
Saucy Aussie duo hits it big with '90s nugget covers, deep mutual trust, and a yen for Lil Yachty and spicy margaritas.
Music Review

Portola Fest’s biggest weakness lead to its strongest vibe

Adrian Spinelli -
Nevermind the wifi—Justice, Nia Archives, renewed junglist sounds, and a Daft Punk bar gave good ol' rave energy.
Music

Fearless sexual activist Peaches straddles Portola Music Fest and Folsom Street Fair

Joshua Rotter -
Queer feminist electro musician returns to SF—home of her hero Annie Sprinkle—for three shows this weekend.
Music

Under the Stars: Patti Smith in conversation, Jamie xx in waves, Hardly Strictly in view

John-Paul Shiver -
Plus: Kraak & Smaak and Dani Offline light up Rickshaw Stop, Lou Hayter surprises, Lydia Dawn arrives. Music news!
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