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The appeal of a Shygirl concert logically hinges on atmosphere — luckily they were dialed to seductive sublimity March 21 at The Regency Ballroom in San Francisco.

On Wet Leg, the listener finds themself navigating narrators who always seem to be a bit over it — good or bad.

There is no dearth of ambition in Robert Eggers’ third feature, which forsakes arid Viking drudgery — the kind mired in the myriad folktales “The Northman” sources from — for orgiastic, chainmail-clad antics.

In a virtual press conference with The Daily Californian, deputy arts editor and senior staff reporter Taila Lee spoke to the night’s winners.

A constellation of avante-garde artistry and important warnings about the abuse of nature’s delicate balance, Cornucopia burned awe and dread into the audience’s collective mind.

Now that summer is here, many people are trying to figure out how to spend their free time. Check out this list of summer activities based on your zodiac sign.

In the true spirit of Valentine's Day’s uglier half, this playlist is packed with bitter and angry, but upbeat and uplifting songs casting away the guise of a functioning relationship.

The mélange of students coming and going produces a sense of departure, if not from the area, then from the normalcy and comfort of routine.

Held in a small theater space of the PianoFight bar in downtown San Francisco, "Infinite Bitch" was a holistic celebration of femininity and womanhood.

While the United States perhaps best remembers Kimbra from her bridge on Gotye’s “Somebody That I Used to Know,” her music is a radical departure from that austerity.