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BERKELEY'S NEWS • MAY 24, 2023

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When Destroy Boys come up with an idea, they run with it. They start with a serious thought before twisting it into a joke, imagining it through every possible metaphor and carrying it up and down the ladder of abstraction. 
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When Destroy Boys come up with an idea, they run with it. They start with a serious thought before twisting it into a joke, imagining it through every possible metaphor and carrying it up and down the ladder of abstraction. 
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The floor was a throng of hormones, smiling faces and phone flashes, mirroring the glorious rush of giddiness channeled by Weston Estate.
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The floor was a throng of hormones, smiling faces and phone flashes, mirroring the glorious rush of giddiness channeled by Weston Estate.
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Beyond the music, Claud’s easygoing charm helped make the show especially memorable.
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Beyond the music, Claud’s easygoing charm helped make the show especially memorable.
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Hickey shines in the way he plays music straight from the heart, no strings attached — save for the six on his acoustic guitar.
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Hickey shines in the way he plays music straight from the heart, no strings attached — save for the six on his acoustic guitar.
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On the Bay Area leg of their “I Can’t Wait” tour, music collective Peach Tree Rascals played with their hearts on their sleeves.
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On the Bay Area leg of their “I Can’t Wait” tour, music collective Peach Tree Rascals played with their hearts on their sleeves.
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With every song he cheerfully played and every anecdote he laughingly shared, Melchor’s passion for playing music shone brightly at Great American Music Hall.
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With every song he cheerfully played and every anecdote he laughingly shared, Melchor’s passion for playing music shone brightly at Great American Music Hall.
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Ásgeir’s set began with the track “Lazy Giants,” his rising vocals propelled by a pulsing beat and brooding, urgent piano chords.
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Ásgeir’s set began with the track “Lazy Giants,” his rising vocals propelled by a pulsing beat and brooding, urgent piano chords.
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Her singing rarely erred on the side of nonsensical — as punk-adjacent acts are wont to do — and even when they did, it was clear that the roughness was all part of the intended aesthetic.
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Her singing rarely erred on the side of nonsensical — as punk-adjacent acts are wont to do — and even when they did, it was clear that the roughness was all part of the intended aesthetic.
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Chastity Belt doesn’t make loud, energetic music, but the energy in the room was beyond electric as fans swayed to the songs.
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Chastity Belt doesn’t make loud, energetic music, but the energy in the room was beyond electric as fans swayed to the songs.
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The Bay Area welcomed the funk-soul band More Fatter back to San Francisco at the Great American Music Hall.
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The Bay Area welcomed the funk-soul band More Fatter back to San Francisco at the Great American Music Hall.
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