Dr. Dog seeks out surprises on latest album Generally speaking, when it comes time for a band to make an album, they...
After an eight-month hiatus, The Harmony Honeys, a local old-time bluegrass band, are back in action. And vocalist Chelsea Curtin couldn’t be...
The Red Light District isn’t your grandmother’s band—unless, of course, your grandmother happened to see The Doors perform at the Whisky A...
Bonnie & the BANG BANG is determined to go big, or go home Bonnie & the BANG BANG is ready to take...
For Marissa Valera and her brother, Millard, the act of listening can be a wellspring of inspiration for songwriting. Many of the...
Muriel Anderson’s new double album puts a rockin’ spin on children’s lullabies A lot can happen in 25 years. Just ask Muriel...
During the Persian Gulf War in 1990, local guitarist Don Caruth was working a construction job in San Jose when his best...
Haunted Summer’s bittersweet EP is potent, medicinal,and a taste of what’s to come It’s hard not to get swept up in John...
For Andrew Kunz, Siren Solstice is more than just a passion project, it is also a way for him to help shine...
Songwriter for British band Yuck found his groove after losing his singer This time two years ago, the members of British indie...
Rick Walker is a jack of all trades. The percussionist/producer/live-looping pioneer has played with bands that specialize in everything from British Invasion-style...
New Jersey punks tackle life’s troubles with self-awareness and wit Acoustic guitars aren’t generally associated with the kind of propulsive, punk rock...
Wasted Noise, a progressive reggae/hip-hop band from Salinas, is bringing together the young and the old with its activism, socially conscious lyricism...
Sophistafunk is an ambassador of energy When it comes to performing, Sophistafunk is all about energy. And according to Adam Gold, who...
What’s in a name? For Neon Satori, everything. “A big element of our music is combining an epic, spiritual [sensibility] which makes...
The She’s embrace change, explore new sonic territory with latest EP The last six months or so have been quite the ride...
The Coffis Brothers and the Mountain Men is the latest example of Kickstarter making dreams come true. After completing a successful fundraising...
Local favorite The Devil Makes Three returns with new album, two Catalyst shows It’s hard to miss the freewheeling spirit which permeates...
As one half of the Le Boeuf Brothers, Remy Le Boeuf has helped liven up jazz by infusing it with indie rock...
Santa Cruz native Jesse Scheinin aims to create expansive universe with jazz Jesse Scheinin doesn’t just want you to dig his music....
It’s been almost two years since GT last checked in with local brother-sister folk duo The Native Sibling, and during that time,...
San Diego folk/rock outfit, The Silent Comedy, gets loud When discussing the differences between The Silent Comedy’s live and studio sound, Josh...
Although he was raised in the tropical paradise of Oahu, these days Kalae Miles-Davis is a denizen of cooler climes—literally and figuratively....
Aoife O’Donovan breaks away with debut solo release Aoife O’Donovan is best known for her work with the bluegrass band Crooked Still...
Amy Obenski is used to doing things out of order. She went to music school as a child, only to get a...
For Marty O’Reilly and his band, The Old Soul Orchestra, there is nothing like playing live shows. “This is a very live-oriented...
Dance floor powerhouse Delhi 2 Dublin turns over new leaf, gets serious Tarun Nayar is proud that his band, Delhi 2 Dublin,...
It’s been a bumpy road so far for Santa Cruz band Stomping Grounds. “All our recording equipment is in our garage, and...
Tera Melos unleashes the weird, melts faces The faint of heart may want to steer clear of The Crepe Place when Tera...
For Jawsh Anderson and the other members of Santa Cruz’s own Orangegoose, the formation of the band was a long time coming,...
