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Even with a name like Discoverer, it is fair to say that this one-man band has all the ironically undiscovered talent you could ever need.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr.'s Josh Epstein talks tour, Icelandic dance flash mobs, and Detroit influences.
Complete with costume changes, set pieces, balloons, and clowns, Of Montreal played one hell of a rock show.
The quintessentially Californian four-piece kept the sun shining long after it had set in the Mission.
Phoenix-based There There satisfies that '90s-trip-hop-rock itch that few others can scratch.
Seth Freeman is a singer/songwriter who plays honest and catchy tunes that can't be ignored.
Shortly after the release of Nocturne, Wild Nothing is back with his Empty Estates EP, and it could just be his most captivating work to date.
Maintaining the title of Most un-Southern Rock, Southern Rock Band, The Features shine as only they can with this eponymous release.
While their finger-pointing is not nearly as poetically snide as say Alanis Morissette, their bitterness is intriguingly inviting.
Longtime Kiwi favorites return with sparse, psychedelic-progressive pop in a nearly 80 minute escape.
Perpetually relaxing yet never anesthetizing, Silver Wilkinson is the promise of Bibio fulfilled.
It's destined to be a classic along with their debut, and will be an anthem record for the summer.
Sunny dream pop duo, Kisses, delivers a swoon worthy follow-up album just in time for summer.
Enjoy live music, camping, and other festival festivities with a delectable desert backdrop, and we even have your 3-day passes covered, if you’re lucky.
The Bay Area’s Midi Matilda talks performing Outside Lands, filming high-speed video shoots, and getting the twisty feets.
Matt Costa plays in his hometown during the tour of his self-titled album.
Echo Park’s trio The Dead Ships deliver quality bluesy garage pop jams.
Kate Nash and her girl gang kicked off their West Coast tour at The Observatory on Thursday night.