Arts & Culture

Oakland’s Kevin Moan turns experimentation into fuzzed-out rock

After a lifetime of playing instruments, bouncing between bands and experimenting with new musical techniques, Oakland’s Kevin Moan had a simple idea. Alone in his rehearsal studio during the pandemic, he decided to plug his guitar amp into his bass cab. The result shocked and delighted him. A sultry...
Free Will Astrology: Week of Aug. 19

Free Will Astrology: Week of Aug. 19

Here we go, Virgo season!
Blaq Outside creates Black queer spaces for joy and community

Blaq Outside creates Black queer spaces for joy and community

The oasis resurrects. It systematically electrifies the parched, emboldening the furtherance of a dream. It is the contrast, a node in the logic of the desert that defines the aridness of its surroundings by just how wet...
Death and Taxes Swing Band brings dancing to the USS Hornet

Death and Taxes Swing Band brings dancing to the USS Hornet

Time travel is possible when Death and Taxes Swing Band and guests grace the hangar deck on the USS Hornet Sea, Air and Space Museum. Joining forces Aug. 15 for a “South Seas Swing Dance” party, the...
Social Eyes: Week of Aug. 13-19

Social Eyes: Week of Aug. 13-19

This week's calendar picks feature Chronophage, 'MicroAGGRESSION,' Vicki Burns Quintet, Kanekoa, MJ Santos Scholarship Fundraiser, Office Hours Festival, Ink & Dagger, Passion PIt, Azure McCall, and the 12th Annual Desi Comedy Festival.
Free Will Astrology: Week of Aug. 12

Free Will Astrology: Week of Aug. 12

Hang on, earthlings—we're in for a New Moon in Leo and Total Solar Eclipse on Aug. 12!
The Chutes trade hardcore for jangle pop—and a little romance

The Chutes trade hardcore for jangle pop—and a little romance

Husband-and-wife team Kenneth Turner and Erika Calderon-Turner front the Chutes, a pop band from San Francisco. Both have been active in the Bay Area’s punk and hardcore scene, playing in bands including Foghorn, Fentanyl and Techie Blood....
French film noir gems sparkle in Berkeley

French film noir gems sparkle in Berkeley

A few highlights from “French Noir: From the Shadows into the Light,” a rewarding ongoing retrospective series that runs through Aug. 28 at the Berkeley Art Museum Pacific Film Archive (BAMPFA): Director Jacques Becker’s hard-as-nails 1960 prison picture,...
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