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Show preview: Stone Foxes

A A A Comments (0) By Sam Prestianni Wednesday, Jul 14 2010

Stone Foxes

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Cafe Du Nord

2170 Market
San Francisco, CA 94114

Category: Bars and Clubs

Region: Castro/ Noe Valley

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Throw your hands in the air — and don't forget your lighters — at their CD release party with Mata Leon and Strange Vine on Saturday, July 17, at Café Du Nord. 9:30 p.m., $10-$12; www.cafedunord.com.

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Sunset District darlings the Stone Foxes affirm their devotion to blues-soaked monster rock on Bears & Bulls, the highly anticipated follow-up to 2008's self-titled debut. The gutbucket six-string riffs and soulful shout-singing on tracks like "Stomp," "I Killed Robert Johnson," and "Little Red Rooster" show this band of twentysomethings has been pounding the old-time gospel — Stones, Zeppelin, Aerosmith — since kindergarten. In much the same way Jack White salvaged dinosaur guitar jams from the ashes of 1980s Arena Rawk excess, the Stone Foxes use these grooves to tell their own contemporary San Francisco stories.