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Catching an Elusive Icon's Drift As He Sings About Pasolini and Mussolini

San Francisco Bay Guardian | January 21, 2009

Time stood still yesterday in the music Scott Walker made, and it stands still today when 30 Century Man languishes in the songs from Walker's quartet of self-titled Philips solo albums from 1967 through 1970.

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Tags: Scott Walker, documentaries, Scott Walker: 30 Century Man, Stephen Kijak

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The Mantles Keep it in the Family and Create a Cali Pop Classicnew

Fueled by friendship and romance, the Mantles are relaxed enough to enjoy absurdity, whether it arrives in the form of a shirtless dude in a Yoda mask or entails playing the role of "psychedelic band" and "mid-tempo downer" at a sweltering garage rock party where people are doing cannonballs into a pool.

San Francisco Bay Guardian | Johnny Ray Huston | 09-16-2009 | Profiles & Interviews

Tags: The Mantles, indie pop

'Barf Manifesto' is So Great You'll Wanna Pukenew

Not a rant so much as a pair of roiling bursts of text, Bellamy's book has feminist intent, but ultimately it presents an artistic credo, in the manner of Andre Breton's paeans to Surrealism.

San Francisco Bay Guardian | Johnny Ray Huston | 12-04-2008 | Nonfiction

Tags: pop culture, visual arts, Barf Manifesto, Dodie Bellamy, vomit

Why My Bloody Valentine Isn't Anything to Dismiss: A Fan's Sonic Memorynew

I don't even know if I'm going to see MBV this week. If I don't, I suspect I'll still hear their noise, or feel it, from across town. If I can touch that instrumental passage of "You Made Me Realise," I'll grab on to a point within it. That point will be my nostalgia. It'll levitate, compress, and then shatter.

San Francisco Bay Guardian | Johnny Ray Huston | 09-24-2008 | Music

Tags: indie rock, shoegaze, reunion tours, my bloody valentine

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Joyous Bluesnew

New doc spotlights the musical wanderings of Arhoolie Records founder Chris Strachwitz.

San Francisco Bay Guardian | Nicole Gluckstern | 09-22-2014 | Profiles & Interviews

Bee True: the documentaries of Berlin and Beyondnew

Three German-language documentaries (More Than Honey, Miles and War, and Redemption Impossible) stand out in San Francisco's annual Berlin and Beyond film festival.

San Francisco Bay Guardian | Nicole Gluckstern | 01-17-2014 | Movies

Tags: Austrian film, Berlin and Beyond, German film, German-language film, Marcus Imhoof, Anna Thoma, Christian Rost, Claus Strigel, More Than Honey, Miles and War, Redeption Impossible, Swiss film

This Ain't a Wrapnew

This Ain't California, an unexpectedly controversial film about East German skaters, challenges the establishment in more ways than one.

San Francisco Bay Guardian | Nicole Gluckstern | 12-28-2012 | Movies

Killer-Nature Flick 'The Canyon' Inadvertently Advocates Staycationsnew

A first feature for director Richard Harrah and writer Steve Allrich, The Canyon falls firmly within that vacation-from-hell subgenre recently capped by the very clever, funny, and fairly freaky A Perfect Getaway. (None of which adjectives apply here, alas.)

San Francisco Bay Guardian | Dennis Harvey | 10-28-2009 | Reviews

Tags: Richard Harrah, The Canyon

The Notorious Subject of 'Bronson' Inspires a Star-Making Performancenew

Bronson is utterly revved up in a way that's showy but not at all dumbed-down. Tom Hardy's prankster-rageaholic portrayal emerges amid several flavors: ironic Pulchinella à la contemporary music-theater sensation Anthony Newley; Tom of Finland bad-muscle-daddy fantasy; and adrenaline exercise of mainstreamed, po-mo directorial testosterone.

San Francisco Bay Guardian | Dennis Harvey | 10-21-2009 | Reviews

Tags: Bronson, Michael Gordon Peterson, Nicolas Winding Refn, Tom Hardy

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