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Deafening guitar solos. 30 Seconds of Shit. Sad boys standing on the edge of the pit while the girls mosh. Yelling the lyrics to “American River” as catharsis for school induced stress. Alexia navigating through the crowd as she sings “Cattywampus”. These are just some of the aspects that make up a great Destroy Boys show. We have long awaited the day that their recordings would catch up to the magnitude of their energetic and unifying live performances.
Before their show at the Rickshaw Stop (San Francisco, California), we sat down with Joseph, Kevin, and Bryce of The Band Ice Cream to ask them some questions about their new album (Numbskull), touring, and their experience as musicians.
Hey guys! After a tough last semester of high school we are back and better than ever as Fog To Smog! Since Emma will be in San Francisco (famous for its fog) and Brigid will be in Los Angeles (infamous for its smog) this fall for college, we will be continuing to report on all things music in both cities. To start off July and relaunch, we have a new segment called Music of the Month. Here are our favorite new releases from June!
After their show at The Colony in Sacramento, California on January 20, Mac & Cheese Music interviewed Max and Bailey of the band Mustn’ts. Mustn’ts is a band from Concord, Califonia and they just released a new self titled EP.
Mt. Eddy at Slims in San Fransisco, California on 1/17/18.
On Saturday, January 20, 2018, there was a show at The Colony in Sacramento featuring Cardboard Houses, Nezumi Onna, Mustn’ts, and Marigold.
Continue reading “Concert Review: Cardboard Houses at The Colony”
Mt. Eddy opened for Teenage Faces (SWMRS’ tribute band to The Exploding Hearts) on 1/12/18 at 1-2-3-4 Go! Records in Oakland, California.
Continue reading “Photos from Mt. Eddy at 1-2-3-4 Go! Records 2018”
On January 17, 2018, BØRNS played a show at The Fox Theater in Oakland, California. Mikky Ekko and Charlotte Cardin opened.
The band Mustn’ts (from Concord, California) released a self-titled EP on January 8, 2018. It is their first release since their name change from Kilroy.