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Under the Stars: Idris Ackamoor celebrates 50 visionary years of cosmic jazz

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Plus: Post-punk power trio Orion's Belte swing by, Los Bitchos are back (in 'Daria' shorts?), more music news
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Spellling, Chime School, and Tommy Guerrero join stacked 30th anniversary Noise Pop lineup

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February's fest will have you remembering how Bay music has gone worldwide.
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Under the Stars: Mosswood Meltdown punkfest lineup announced, and it’s a hot topic

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Plus: Blues Lawyer bowl us over, Fred P goes 'Out All Night,' Osees hit up UC, and DIJAHSB hits our rewind button.
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Under the Stars: Orchestra Gold brings Afro-Oakland psych, plus Halloween gigs galore

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We've also got your spooky season drops, from a Myele Manzanza earworm to Allysha Joy's worth-it remix release.
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Under the Stars: Buscrates flexes Moog power, deep Plastic Ono Super Band cuts appear…

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Plus: SF Music Day, Bandcamp Friday must-haves from Brit-funksters STR4TA, and the eccentric Peel Dream Magazine
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Extrasensory awakening? Vinyl Williams unleashes hypnagogic pop at The Chapel

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Musical goosebumps, sonic risk-taking.
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Divine independent: The Chapel celebrates 10 years with a stacked concert lineup

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The Mission venue’s Britt Govea reflects on a decade of independent live music at the former funeral home.
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Fight or flight or … how John Dwyer of Osees stays punk

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With the group's latest album steering into hardcore territory, San Francisco's favorite rock alumnus pays homage to the aggressive heroes of his youth.
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14 can’t-miss fall concerts, from Grace Jones to Lucibela

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These are the tickets, featuring Santogold, Sweater Funk, and the B-52's farewell tour.
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Under the Stars: Brijean baptizes with the beat, Zyah Belle’s on the rise

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Plus: Noriko Miyamoto reissue shines a light on Japanese funk history, and a pit you can't miss.
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