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The alternative ‘90s icon Garbage was anything but at the Fox Theater last week. Celebrating the 20th anniversary of its sophomore album, Version 2.0, the Scottish-American band showed that powerhouse female rockers are still around and don’t plan on leaving anytime soon.
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Though Speedy Ortiz’s band name implies experience, the pacing of one of the band’s concert at Cafe du Nord suggested otherwise.
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In between passed joints and shared beers, the prevailing atmosphere was too claustrophobic to be a kickback, yet too laid-back to be a typical rock show.
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In typical Bay Area fashion, the weather this week has been everywhere, from overcast skies to perfect sunshine. Many students showed off unique jackets and coats, while others chose to show some skin and wait for the sun to inevitably appear. Wen Xi Zhao Wen Xi pairs an embroidered floral
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I’ve probably listened to the song “Rock & Roll” by Dr. Dog upwards of 400 times. But this past week as I listened to it on my walk to class, I began to wonder what it was about this song that made me keep coming back to it. The opening
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