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Post Justice, Indie-electro star, Neon Indian, is bringing his warped beats and lofty summer synths to SF's Rickshaw Stop tonight and we're giving away tickets.

This past Thursday night, I arrived late to a concert at The Rickshaw Stop whose doors opened at 8pm. Admittedly, my tardiness was not only purposeful but

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On the eve of Social Studies leaving for Chicago to kick off their upcoming tour, I spoke with Natalia Rogovin, lead singer for the SF-based indie darlings. I caught the smooth-voiced songstress on the ...

Whatever was in the air Friday night, people must have been breathing in something good. With smoke machines puffing, a packed crowd drew close to the stage of The Independent in anticipation of Liam Finn + Eliza Jane.

Vangel has released a string of instrumental EPs that have won over critics and music-lovers. His work has resulted in comparisons to DJ Shadow and Mr Scruff.

PlasticMilk SF has partnered with Yep Roc records to give away 1 copy of The Reverend Horton Heat Laughin' and Cryin': Deluxe Collectors Edition for free!!!!!

My music comes from both sides of the fence. I don’t make ‘hood music. I don’t make suburban music. I make great music,” says Toon.

Providence folk rock trio, The Low Anthem, played an impressive set last Wednesday night at The Great American Music Hall.Before the show, Plastic Milk SF sat down back stage with frontman Ben Knox Miller and bassist Jeff Prystowsky.

The Great American Music Hall is a stunning venue. At once vast and intimate, the low lighting and ornate gold leaf twisting across its historic walls provided the perfect setting for the understated beauty that is Providence, Rhode Island’s trio The Low Anthem.

TODAY! We are giving away the other two pairs of passes (4 in total for those bad at math). To enter for a chance to win, simply leave a comment on one of our posts.

It's been over five years since Norway's blessed duo of hushed, acoustic pop, Kings of Convenience, delivered fans a new album of their poignant songs about life, love, and being oh so quiet.