Interpol (Musical Group)

The Horrors

Primary Colours (XL)

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Scissors for Lefty bring back the fun

Bellavista: Back in Vue

The Twilight Sad

s/t EP (Fat Cat)

Bittersweet Symphonies:Popscene's decade of Anglophile adoration

Shifty Kids

Playing detective with the Rakes

It's a big fucking deal all over again

Time for Torture

The Walkmen struggle for release

Hocus-Pocus

With its somber sophomore record, Elefant shows its sleight of hand

Reinventing the Steel

Could Early Man, a quartet from hip NYC signed to Matador Records, be the savior of real-deal metal?

We Are Scientists

With Love and Squalor

Rogue Wave

A grown-up indie-pop band emerges with a stunning sophomore album

Meet the New Boss

The Hold Steady's version of classic rock is full of sex, drugs, and Jesus

One Band Clapping

The much-hyped Clap Your Hands Say Yeah and the phenomenon of the indie band as small business

Hockey Night

Keep Guessin'

I, Shit

You and me and the Bravery, sitting around, full of it

Fookin'-A

Kasabian has its sights set on becoming the coolest -- and most stereotypical -- Britrock band around

Keeping Up With the Johnsons

What does an androgynous New York City cabaret singer have in common with the burgeoning freak-folk movement?

Hear This

Moving Units have a knack for moving your unit; Silver Sunshine sounds as bright as its name

Hear This

Radio 4's politically charged dance-punk; A Flock of Goo Goo's punk'd '80s pop; Kaki King's six-string sting

Hyooj in '05

Behold! A handful of bands to keep an eye on in the coming year

Frausdots

Couture, Couture, Couture

Bouncer

What's the best way to corrupt your sheltered friends? Take them to Arrow Bar, of course.

OK Then, 2004!

A dark year for America resulted in a great year for music

OK Then, 2004!

A dark year for America resulted in a great year for music

Bouncer

The Beauty Bar thinks it's cool, which is exactly why it isn't

OK Then

A dozen local musicians find a silver lining in the election results. Seriously.

The Arcade Fire

Funeral

Too Sexy for Their Rock

Fashionable retro rock has jumped the shark. Here's why.

Do the Killers

The Killers aren't reinventing the rock wheel, but they are repopulating the dance floor

Ill Communiqué

A couple of former punks score a bull's-eye with Poison Arrows, their punk-inspired non-punk debut

Sound Works?

Tony Espinoza poured his dot-com millions into the fanciest music studio in town. With balls like that, who needs street cred?

Pimp My Rock

The French Kicks refashion the sound of Brooklyn on their innovative new album

Franz Ferdinand

Franz Ferdinand

Hear This

Marooned on a desert island? Better hope it's not alongside U.K. punks Kaito.

Night & Day for the week of February 12-18, 2003

Highlights of the SF Weekly.

Hot Hot Heat

Make Up the Breakdown

Theoretical Girls

Theoretical Girls