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Bottom of the Hill1233 17th StreetSan Francisco, CA 94107 map cross street: Missouri district: Potrero Hill Tel. 4156214455 Email Bottom of the Hill Website |
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| Tue Jul 07 Tornado Rider, led by a half-goblin electric cellist, performs hard irish electro-bop and punk-thump growldrums. Seriously. Half-goblin. They're real and they'll be at Bottom of the Hill.
Supported by Warren Teagarden and The Crazies Will Destroy ... More |
| Tue Jul 07 "Warren Teagarden grew up in the ‘80’s listening to New Wave and old Beatles records, but quickly discovered punk rock. Those punk rock roots are hard to hide, even when singing a folky lullaby, strumming an acoustic guitar. After playing in a friend... More |  |
| Wed Jul 08 "The Gay Blades are a two piece from New York City who play an acerbic brand of Trash Pop. What is Trash Pop, you ask? ... (more) Trash pop is what happens when two keenly observant wanna-be hipsters write and record songs the same pair couldn’t pos... More | |
| Thu Jul 09 "Half-handed Cloud is an interesting phenomenon. John Ringhofer, the man behind the namesake, is as joyful and frugal as his music. An economical thinker, Ringhofer prefers the subway over a taxicab, is a recycler of plastic, a compulsive note-taker,... More | |
 | Fri Jul 10 "Apside is a San Francisco based rock band. In April 2005 a popular radio station in San Paolo, Brazil 2000 gets hold of Apside's newly recorded EP and starts playing the single "Collide" on their alternative rock weekly show. The band is unaware of ... More | |
| Sat Jul 11 "Jonas Reinhardt's full solo debut for Kranky shows that the San Francisco-based composer -- like many musicians both of his age and, it seems, his label -- have a deep fondness for the steady, rich-sounding music made in the 1970s from musicians suc... More | |
| Sun Jul 12 "Bomb The Music Industry! is a musical collective from Baldwin, Nassau County, New York. They write, produce, record (sometimes only through the microphone on an iMac), and distribute all of their music under the leadership of lead songwriter and pro... More | |
| Mon Jul 13 "The Veils were able to keep songs recorded during that time. A second single, the lovelorn "Lavinia," was well received at indie rock radio in the U.K.. Shared dates with the Raveonettes, Beth Orton, and British Sea Power preceded the spring 2004 re... More | |
| Tue Jul 14 "Out of the bed and into the kitchen Winfred E. Eye throw bits and pieces into a pan and call it The Blues.
The current lineup is Aaron Calvert, Mikel Garmendia, Craig Adams, and Rich Douthit. The Oakland, California band has issued four recording... More | |
| Wed Jul 15 "Two-man duo The Ferocious Few formed in 2006 when Francisco Fernandez (composer/guitar/vocals) and Daniel Aguilar (percussion) took their informal jam sessions in Oakland, CA to the streets of San Francisco with a portable P.A.. The Ferocious Few's ... More | |
| Thu Jul 16 "Girl in a Coma, hailing from the Lone Star State, formed when best friends Jenn Alva and Phanie Diaz met in Jr-high school art class over a mutual love of the Smiths, Nirvana, and skipping school. All they needed was a singer. Enter Nina Diaz, Phani... More | |
| Fri Jul 17 "MEN is a Brooklyn-based band and art/performance collective that focuses on the energy of live performance and radical potential of dance music. MEN speaks to issues such as wartime economies, sexual compromise, and demanding liberties through lyric... More | |
| Sat Jul 18 "Three Mile Pilot was formed in San Diego circa 1991 as a trio featuring vocalist Pall A. Jenkins (aka Paulo Zappoli), bassist Armistead Burwell Smith IV (aka Zach, aka ABS#4), and drummer Tom Zinser. At times, they were augmented by horn player Jim ... More | |
| Sun Jul 19 "
In this short but productive existence, Triclops! Has shared the stage on some exciting and diverse show bills with bands such as Acid Mother's Temple, Don Caballero, Big Business, Pinhead Gunpowder, and Circle. The group has toured with 400 Blows... More | |
| Thu Jul 23 Recently playing sold-out dates on the east coast, The Handsome Family have shared the stage with Wilco, Calexico and the Mekons. Known for their murder ballads and slightly twisted perspective on life, their latest release, Honey Moon, is a celebra... More |
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Editorial Review  James Petralli of White Denim At Home at SXSW By Matt Crawford (03/26/2009)" With Austin’s South by Southwest music conference in full swing, we checked in with James Petralli singer/guitarist for White Denim, the hometown buzz band in the city that is ground zero for the music industry this week. White Denim returns to San Francisco for a gig at Bottom of the Hill on April 2nd. Petralli talked about the music conference, the band’s new record and his family’s history with baseball during a phone interview. " |
Editorial Review  Marnie Stern Kisses and All-Nighters By Matt Crawford (03/12/2009)" Even after a long day of interviews, housecleaning and preparing for a cross-country tour that ends at Bottom of the Hill on March 27th, Marnie Stern sounds as energetic and driven as her latest LP, This Is It and I Am It and You Are It and So Is That and He Is It and She Is It and It Is It and That Is That. The New York-based musician, who has earned accolades for her finger-tapping technique from guitar aficionados worldwide, spoke with SF Station during a phone interview from her home. " |
Editorial Review  The Advantage @ BOTH, 1/14 Nintendo for the New Millennium By Roger Thomasson (01/06/2006)" For those of us in our middling to late 20's, there's much to cherish about that decade situated squarely between 1979 and 1990. We know this, of, course, because we were there and were young enough and silly enough to consume every last bit of hairspray, Garbage Pail Kids, New Wave, and MTV that popular culture thought to toss our way. I mean, how can we hate the stuff we spent all our Christmas money on? Thank god, then, for the 80s revival of the last 5 years. Not only has it allowed us a sentimental feeling towards what once seemed to be the armpit of all decades but it also spiked a demand for Members Only gear. " |
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