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Apr 8, 2014
Anarchy, Baby
On Valentine's Day, in a room with concrete floors in Los Angeles' Echo Park neighborhood, Neil Campau and Ellen Avis played a set of...
Sep 4, 2013
L’Avventura’s Vampire Credibility
Only the glow of dashboard instruments illuminates the faces of four twentysomethings as they maneuver their SUV through bumpy forest roads in the dead...
Jun 5, 2013
Sharing Fido
Eric Husk is sensitive to semantics. He prefers the term dog "parents" or "guardians" to dog "owners." Husk says that the word "owner" implies...
Jun 5, 2013
The Golden Era of Bhi Bhiman
On Saturday, May 18, St. Cyprian's Church in San Francisco became an unlikely hot spot, as a line snaked out the back door. When...
Jun 5, 2013
Raw Pet Food Diets on the Rise
In 2008, Stephanie Suzanne Brendle — a longtime vegan and registered dietician — decided it was time to stock her freezer with raw meat....
May 1, 2013
For the Benefit of Jay Korber
Last December, everything seemed to be coming together for musician Jay Korber: He was playing drums with experimental metal outfit Burmese (a band Korber...
Feb 6, 2013
Raising Rock’s Next Generation
Nick Tamburro probably has the longest commute of any music teacher in the Bay. Every week, the experimental rock and jazz drummer drives four...
Jan 16, 2013
The SFJAZZ Center and the Rise of the Nonprofit Model
Suzanna Smith, an Oakland jazz vocalist, is tired of hearing the question "Is jazz dead?" "I don't think it's any more dead than it...