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Darryl McDaniels (aka DMC), New York, 1980s (Still from Run DMC: Streets of New York, 2015, by Jeff Pinilla. Fair use) from DJ Nurse Annabella (from a recent interview aired on KXSF 102. 5 FM) DJ Nurse: So glad to have you back on DMC! DMC: Glad to be here! DJ Nurse: So tell us about the new music you’ve been working on? DMC: Oh, we’ve been working on a lot of music. […]
Sarah Shooh & The Disarmers, Secret Emchy SocietyBottom Of The Hill, San Francisco, Wednesday, March 30, 2022 By Scott Tolar I had the pleasure of going to the Bottom Of The Hill on Wednesday March 30th to hear Sarah Shook & The Disarmers. I’ve been a fan of theirs since the Sidelong record came out in 2017, and really enjoyed the Years record that came out the following year. Not yet truly connecting to the newest release, Nightroamer, […]
By Brendan Miller Brendan Miller, aka DJ BK King of Pressia is a weekly new music show, so my show construction is reliant on whatever music the Divine Sonic Spirits have bestowed each week. However, I assure you: There is a method in madness! After King of Pressia airs Wednesday night, I take Thursday to enjoy listening to whatever I want (usually Phish, My Morning Jacket, Radiohead, The Rapture, Bowie […]
Seablite, Annika @ Rickshaw Stop, May 17 by Gage Kenady Seablite, San Francisco's own fuzz-pop jangle-gaze quartet, opened the show amidst dayglo projections that seemed to pulsate in sync with the propulsive beats and reverb-drenched vocals. Murky, mysterious and urgent, the mod a-go-go psych psounds of Seablite check all the right boxes for today's indie sophisticate, resulting in a swirly pleasuredrone. The music reminded me kind of like how, when we were […]
by Luke Poynter Luke Poynter I grew up, like most Americans, listening to the radio. As a preacher’s kid, secular (non-religious) music wasn’t allowed in our house for most of my childhood, so K-LOVE was played almost exclusively. I loved music, but I got tired of listening to the same things over and over again. In middle school, I dreamed of being a radio DJ until my teachers shot it […]
from Owen Dempsey 5/14 — Moon Hooch @ The Independent sax + drums = rock n roll 5/15 — Side Pony, Polythene Pam, Mya Byrne, and Eli Conley @ The Ivy Room West Coast queer and trans honky tonk angels. 5/21— The Seagulls, Surf Monster, Sean Conneries @ Winters Tavern Local surf-rock down the block from a local surf break. 5/24 — The Regrettes @ The Independent LA riot grrrl […]
by Luke Poynter This past weekend, I attended “The Bay is Doomed” hosted by The New Farm in Hunter’s Point. The New Farm is a nonprofit venue run by Green City Project, and they offer their stage for open community use. I was invited to the show to watch MPTIS (pronounced “empty eyes”) perform a 15-minute set along with 16 other local bands. The show was all ages and, quite frankly, the […]
When did you start DJing? I started DJing around 2016, I would have been 10 at that point. I’d done a few shows here and there when I was 6 or 7, but I got my own show when I was 10. I’ve still retained my DJ name that I chose as a child, and the show’s called Oh Grow Up. Airs Saturdays 10-11 a.m. (shameless plug!) if anyone’s interested, mostly […]
Who is the Mysterious DJ Whose Show Airs Fridays 4–6 p.m.? by Gage Kenady A considerable amount of intrigue has been generated by one of KXSF’s newer DJs, the one known simply as Flappy, host of Flappy’s Den (Fridays, 4–6 p.m.). Who is this mystery man with no social media presence (or even a cell phone) who has captured the hearts and imaginations of KXSF listeners at such a rapid rate? As […]