From San Francisco beatmaker Brian “Benito” McNally’s new digital album My First Trip To Outer Space. Some really great spaced-out head nodders on here. Recommended for fans of Mochipet, Lazer Sword, etc. When he’s not making beats, you can find Brian rubbing elbows with the likes of Salva, Mike Boo, DJ Dials, and Broken Figures at various clubs around the city. Download this new record for only $5 right here.
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This year’s SF Doc Fest seems to have a pretty impressive lineup. The in-person festival also has a virtual component this year, giving out-of-town viewers
Director Aaron Rose recently partnered with Mailchimp to present this short documentary on the wonderfully gritty SF photography zine Hamburger Eyes. Watch the trailer above
Let’s get one thing out of the way right off the bat….Jeremy Fish often has a spectacular beard. So spectacular that when you do a
Travis Somerville’s work is challenging. The art he creates is deeply rooted in his southern Christian upbringing. Born in Atlanta in 1963 to civil rights
San Francisco-based artist Lucien Shapiro’s work is like none I’ve ever seen. I was impressed with his painstakingly created masks the first time I saw
TV Loves You Back Remixes by Restiform Bodies 5 years later….the RBs FINALLY get around to releasing their long-sought-after remix record. And it’s FREE! Featuring
