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“AW: For me, the lyrics are inspired by events that have happened in my life or emotions that I’ve had, but they’re inspired by Jeff’s guitar as well. The music would be dramatically different if the guitar wasn’t so strong in the song. My lyrics tend to be pretty sad
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“AW: For me, the lyrics are inspired by events that have happened in my life or emotions that I’ve had, but they’re inspired by Jeff’s guitar as well. The music would be dramatically different if the guitar wasn’t so strong in the song. My lyrics tend to be pretty sad
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“Armed with war paint, a guitar and a powerful yet chipper voice, San Francisco duo Happy Fangs unleashes flurries of pop energy and punk grit. Since the band’s conception, the driving force has been the claws of Mike Cobra’s guitar riffs clashing with the sweet, piercing vocals of Rebecca Gone
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KenSon of the rap duo Bottom Notch performs the song “Motherless Child” off his new record.
Bay Area band Waterstrider play their new song “Passing Ships.”
Local Bay Area acts The Soft White Sixties, Midi Matilda and The Mother Hips are performing at Outside Lands this weekend. The Daily Cal interviewed the bands and asked them to play two songs each. The Soft White Sixties: “City Lights” Interview “Up to the Light” Midi Matilda: “Ottawa” Interview
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New Diplomat talk with the Daily Cal about their music and perform the song “Idle Mind.” The band will be performing at the Independent in San Francisco on May 30.
The ASUC Candidates Forum, organized by the Daily Californian, was held Friday, April 5. Candidates from all parties participated in a debate facilitated by JD Morris, The Daily Californian’s opinion editor. Part 1: Referendums Part 2: Student Advocate Part 3: Academic Affairs Vice President Part 4: External Affairs Vice President
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Students at Berkeley’s Jefferson Elementary School are campaigning for their classmate Rodrigo, who is unable to return to the United States after a trip to Mexico over winter break. Read more here.
Around 15 protesters dressed in black and holding flower-adorned coffins held a “Funeral for Workers’ Rights” on Sproul Plaza Thursday morning in protest of proposed cuts to UC workers’ benefits. Read more here.
