Peach Tree Rascals talk making summer splash with new EP

Like the saccharine peaches of summer, Peach Tree Rascals are the season’s sweetest harvest.
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Like the saccharine peaches of summer, Peach Tree Rascals are the season’s sweetest harvest.
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Rough edges aside, the age-old debate of nature versus nurture takes shape in the haunting mystery of “Where the Crawdads Sing.”
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Though writing Korean dramas isn’t exactly Muhly’s niche, his sweeping scores are a testament to his versatility.
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Though O’Connor sang of bliss and the honeymoon phase, it was clear he was sad to leave the stage.
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“I wanted to come together as a collective,” Engel said in an interview with The Daily Californian.
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Booked and busy from May 7 to 8, readers treated themselves and their shelves to this year’s eighth annual Bay Area Book Festival.
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On the evening of May 27, the Berkeley Repertory Theatre transformed into the E. Goostman Faith Center, complete with green carpeted floors, stained glass windows and old stereos playing mid-century tunes.
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Great literary figures sit behind glass panels — titanic, sublime, immovable. Lynne Kaufman refutes this frigid perception with her new historical fiction novel “Divine Madness.”
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Arrows draw straight lines — direct and unwavering. On the contrary, Bay Area author William Brewer’s “The Red Arrow” is anything but linear.
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True to its definition of unease in the face of artificial humanity, this record materializes a barely recognizable human condition warped by the 21st century.
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