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SBSM's Real Magic

Live, SBSM often records the sound of themselves playing and reincorporate it as a sample in real-time.

Image credit: Photo by Lor O'Connor

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SBSM's Real Magic
Live, SBSM often records the sound of themselves...
Photo by Lor O'Connor
Mar 14, 2018

Don't Call Me Pookie: Trevor Straub Quits Garage Rock
Trevor Straub is a skater who plays in...
Photo by Richard Lomibao
Jan 31, 2018

The San Francisco Electronic Music Festival Spans Continents, Generations, and Styles
Suzanne Ciani has received praise for her pioneering...
Photo by Karel Chladek
Sep 5, 2017

Popular Uptown Oakland Jazz Venue The Sound Room to Relocate and Expand
An artist performs at The Sound Room.
Courtesy of The Sound Room's Facebook
Aug 12, 2017

Survival of the Softest Means Curtains for The Classical
The Classical's Survival of the Softest.
Aug 10, 2017

ActiveMusic Series Provides Relaxed Atmosphere for Strange Sounds
Nakata performs at an ActiveMusic Series event at...
Aug 2, 2017

Oakland’s New Budget — What’s in it for the Arts?
Jul 13, 2017

Pantheon of Me, By Berkeley's Spellling, is the Most Striking Local Debut This Year
The cover of Spellling's Pantheon of Me.
Jul 6, 2017

On Garage Rock's Masked Conservatism and Regressive Politics
Matthew Melton, shown here in 2015.
Bob de Vries
Jun 28, 2017

Mills College’s Plan to Ax Jazz Legend Roscoe Mitchell Draws International Outrage
Roscoe Mitchell: "I think the whole effect of...
Photo Courtesy of Pasquale Ottaiano/WikiCommons
Jun 21, 2017

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