Mark Kozelek

Samples

Night+Day

Desire, Regret

It's a Big Prog Party

Portland's Danava gives hard rock an art bent

Cracked Rear View

These are a few of my favorite things from 2005

Sun Kil Moon and Antarctica

Local legend Mark Kozelek takes on the songs of Modest Mouse

Trashed

Artists' treasures

Best Classic Music Venues

Artists' treasures

Jacked Around

Nick Tangborn's Jackpine Social Club label sells its CDs in stores across the country. When you buy one, he doesn't see a dime. Why?

High on Low

Low's brand of "slowcore" has made its creators unlikely indie rock favorites for more than a decade

Don't Call It a Comeback

He's been here for years, but few expected singer/songwriter Mark Kozelek to deliver such a rousing new album

Shops and Gifts

He's been here for years, but few expected singer/songwriter Mark Kozelek to deliver such a rousing new album

Music Lesson

At Noise Pop, Alex Chilton proves you can be a fucked-up rock star and survive

James William Hindle

James William Hindle (Badman)

Letters to the Editor

Week of March 28, 2001

Letters to the Editor

Letters from March 21, 2001

Pop Philosophy

Teensploitation films; "Donna's Domain"

Mark Kozelek

What's Next to the Moon (Badman)

Pop Philosophy

New Disorder Records; Mark Kozelek; Doublelife

Riff Raff

Mark Kozelek, Genghis Blues, Raisha Simmons lives

Dark Stars

For Stars' slow and steady trip up the coast to San Francisco inspired a life in somber, beatific pop

Old, Old, Old Ramon

Temporarily in Los Angeles working on a movie, Red House Painters' Mark Kozelek still doesn't know when his next record's coming out

Drowning in Pop

Temporarily in Los Angeles working on a movie, Red House Painters' Mark Kozelek still doesn't know when his next record's coming out

Recordings

Temporarily in Los Angeles working on a movie, Red House Painters' Mark Kozelek still doesn't know when his next record's coming out

Early Noise Pop Acts Announced: Magnetic Fields, Wallpaper., Rogue Wave, More

​San Francisco's big, annual, club-based indie rock fest, Noise Pop, laid out its initial offerings for the 2010 lineup. Between February 23rd and March 1 of next year, the promoters will host shows by Magnetic Fields, Mark Kozelek, Rogue Wave, Atlas Sound, The Soundtrack of Our Lives, Four Tet, J ... More >>

The Morning Benders head east and pair with a Grizzly Bear

​San Francisco's big, annual, club-based indie rock fest, Noise Pop, laid out its initial offerings for the 2010 lineup. Between February 23rd and March 1 of next year, the promoters will host shows by Magnetic Fields, Mark Kozelek, Rogue Wave, Atlas Sound, The Soundtrack of Our Lives, Four Tet, J ... More >>

Friday's Pick: Chuck Prophet & the Mission Express, Stephanie Finch & the Company Men

Chuck Prophet & Stephanie FinchChuck Prophet & the Mission ExpressStephanie Finch and the Company MenDJ Kelley StoltzGreat American Music Hall9 p.m., $16​In a society obsessed with instant gratification, it's gratifying to hear about someone letting something simmer. Local musician Stephan ... More >>

Mark Kozelek: Show Preview

Chuck Prophet & Stephanie FinchChuck Prophet & the Mission ExpressStephanie Finch and the Company MenDJ Kelley StoltzGreat American Music Hall9 p.m., $16​In a society obsessed with instant gratification, it's gratifying to hear about someone letting something simmer. Local musician Stephan ... More >>

In Print: Menomena, Scissor Sisters, and the Reunion of Bay Area Metalheads Sleep

​Menomena: "Having long ago eschewed the glitchy breakbeats of its early albums, the Menomena of today is an immaculately spacious rock band," writes Andrew Stout in this week's print edition. "Something vital has changed. Arrangements are stripped to their essentials with nary a wasted note. The ... More >>

Tonight's Pick: Mark Kozelek

​Mark KozelekPalace of Fine Arts8 p.m., $30 - $50For San Franciscans who appreciate artisan singer-songwriters dealing in deeply passionate lyrics and timeless melodies, Mark Kozelek is a source of endless civic pride. The local denizen first showed off his talents in the '90s as the captain of sl ... More >>

Tuesday's Pick: Casiotone for the Painfully Alone

Hannah Persson​Casiotone for the Painfully AloneOtoutoBar 3558 p.m.A lot of bands struggle to keep their shit together and eventually part ways, and Owen Ashworth admits that he's found himself feeling a little bit jealous. Specifically about the part where the musicians move on to other projects. ... More >>

Sunday Night: Casiotone Says Goodbye to the Painfully Alone, Plays Last-Ever Show at Bottom of the Hill

​Casiotone for the Painfully AloneDecember 5, 2010 @ Bottom of The Hill Better than: Guitartone for the obnoxiously popular. After more than a decade and a half of satisfying our needs for glitchy synth-pop and lyrical wit, Casiotone for The Painfully Alone commemorated his lucky thirteenth anni ... More >>

Low: Big in S.F. and in ... Poland?

Low​ The long-running slowcore trio Low -- which has a great reputation for live performances -- played Great American Music Hall last night. It was a beautiful 90-minute set, with all the best songs from the band's latest album C'mon (see below), and a bunch of back-catalog tunes that our f ... More >>

Owen: Show Preview

Low​ The long-running slowcore trio Low -- which has a great reputation for live performances -- played Great American Music Hall last night. It was a beautiful 90-minute set, with all the best songs from the band's latest album C'mon (see below), and a bunch of back-catalog tunes that our f ... More >>