Boyz IV Men – Sweat Teaser

Get ready to “Sweat”.

Boyz IV Men

Sweat this August!

The new Boyz IV Men record “Sweat” out on Turn Up in August!

Boyz IV Men – The Bomb Dot Com on Turn Up Records

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SF Shows!

We’ve decided to start posting pics and words from and about shows we like happening in San Francisco.  Here’s a handful of great photos from our new friend Mark Quines from a show the Eagle that went down back in January to wet your whistle…. more to come!

The Oh Sees at the Eagle

more photos after the break

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Check Out The Boyz Tonight!

Boyz IV Men

TONIGHT!!!!!

at Milk (http://www.milksf.com/) 5 BUX

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Bloodbeat interviews The Sandwitches On How To Make Ambeint Sad Cake

TheBloodbeat recently caught up with the Sandwitches over a few drinks to hear what’s been going on since their record, How to Make Ambient Sad Cake, and get a little more sense of how these Bay Area suburbanites came to make their rustic jams.

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“100 Records” must get to New York in August!

Sonny Smith is trying to bring “100 records” New York in August!  The only way he can afford airfare and shipping of the art is to funds-raise.  So Sonny is selling Home-Made CD’s with songs from the project for $12.

  Give money here:

Pitchfork Checks Out 100 Records

Sonny Smith's 100 Records at Gallery16 in San Francisco

Sonny & the Sunsets Frontman Launches Crazy Art Project

Sonny Smith, frontman for the starry-eyed Bay Area garage-pop group Sonny & the Sunsets, has put an ungodly amount of work into an art project called 100 Records that’s currently running at San Francisco’s Gallery 16. He made up names and song titles for 100 fictitious bands, then sent them out to 100 different visual artists, who made up fake record covers for all the fake artists. Then Smith recorded 200 different songs (A-sides and B-sides) for each of these fake artists. Which is nuts.

The 100 Records exhibit, which runs through May 28 at Gallery 16, features all the original artwork, as well as a jukebox with all 200 songs. Smith recruited people like Ty Segall and Bart Davenport to help him record the songs. Artists behind the record covers include William T. Wiley, Mingering Mike, Chris Johanson, Reed Anderson, Jo Jackson, Harrell Fletcher, Chris Duncan, Tucker Nichols, and Paul Wackers.

http://pitchfork.com/news/38723-sonny-the-sunsets-frontman-launches-crazy-art-project/

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Kiss Your Feet Video

KQED checks Out The 100 Records Show at Gallery 16

Kiss Your Feet Live

The Sandwitches As filmed in Brooklyn!

The Sandwitches // Kiss Your Feet [Part 1 of 2] from Ray Concepcion on Vimeo.