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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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| Sat Oct 11 "Killdozer was formed in basements similar to the ones that spawned their Midwestern peers like Die Kruezen and Big Black, in Madison, Wisconsin in 1983 by bassist/vocalist Michael Gerald, guitarist Bill Hobson and brother Dan Hobson on drums. Within... More |  |
| Sun Oct 12 "Born out of a hearty hardcore pedigree, the members of Rival Schools stepped to the plate with a phenomenal history and the qualities that would point towards an amazing future. In an age when music was becoming dominated by completely unbelievable ... More | |
| Mon Oct 13 Oakland-based Feels Like Fire, including guitarist and vocalist Max Macfarlane, Mike Oz on banjo, and Jeff foster on bass, recently released a new five-song CD.... More | |
| Wed Oct 15 "Toronto’s Born Ruffians – Luke Lalonde, Mitch DeRosier and Steve Hamelin. We are the next link in the evolutionary chain of contemporary pop music, mixing drums, bass, and electric guitar, an almost unheard of combination, with bits of harmonium, pi... More | |
| Thu Oct 16 "Elephone's music has been bubbling in the trenches of rock parables, playing prominent spots at Austin's SXSW, San Francisco's Noise Pop Festival and the Live 105 studios, and sharing the stage with the likes of Rogue Wave, The Dandy Warhols, The Br... More | |
| Fri Oct 17 "Apside is an amalgamation of pop, beautiful dirty guitars and intense harmonics. The band members are insanely driven to create music that carries them beyond temporary trends. Apside begins in 2004 when Paolo and Pietro meet in San Francisco after ... More | |
 | Sat Oct 18 "Say Hi simultaneously defies and enforces physics. We're the mumbling in your head while you're crunching the numbers. We're the apparitions, tics, gut wrenching, suspicion and glee too."
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| Sun Oct 19 "Similar to contemporaries Set Your Goals, the guys of Four Year Strong own an obvious love of bands like Lifetime, Gorilla Biscuits, and New Found Glory, which ultimately helped them bring to life an aggressive and melody-riddled combination of hard... More | |
| Mon Oct 20 "Long Island-based Bayside formed in the winter of 2000 and quickly started developing a local following with their melodic brand of moody, guitar-driven emo. They soon hit the road, sharing stages across the United States with bands like the Alkalin... More | |
| Tue Oct 21 "If you'd like to hear the alcoholic love child of Lynyrd Skynyrd and The Pixies, Tyler Jakes might be the show for you. Jakes' music comes across as an amalgam of blues, folk, and punk...disparate and adventurous as it is, seems like a recorded docu... More | |
 | Wed Oct 22 "Silian Rail is Robin (guitar) and Eric (drums, glockenspiel). They play instrumental music which combines richly complex, open-tuning, finger picked guitar playing with aggressive, intricate drumming. Their songs are constantly shifting mazes of ric... More | |
| Thu Oct 23 "Girl in a Coma is a rock band from San Antonio, Texas – land of puffy tacos, Lone Star Beer, and the place where Ozzy pissed on the Alamo. While [singer-songwriter] Nina is often referred to as 'the female version of Morrissey,' the band as a whole ... More | |
 | Fri Oct 24 On Friday, October 24, all-girl Zep powerhouse Zepparella will be returning to headline at the Bottom of the Hill. Guitarist Gretchen Menn's original project, Sticks and Stones, will be opening the night, with Turbonegra (all-girl Turbonegro tribute... More | |
 | Sat Oct 25 "Built for the Sea’s sound can be described as dreamy indie pop music with Rose’s beautiful, haunting vocals at the forefront, backed by melodic instrumentals. The band’s passionate and lush live performances can captivate an audience, which has resu... More | |
| Fri Oct 31 "No Use for a Name are one of independent music’s most dominant and everlasting forces; and nothing could solidify their firm grip on the underground more than their upcoming 9th proper studio release, The Feel Good Record of the Year. The band recor... More | |
 | Sun Nov 02 "An indie pop group whose electronica-tinged tunes nod to Pavement, Of Montreal, and Field Music, the Spinto Band formed in 1996, spearheaded by Nick Krill, who was inspired to form the band when he came across some song lyrics written by his late gr... More | |
 | Tue Nov 04 "Formed in New York in 2003 by Brad Hargett and JB Townshend, the Crystal Stilts were a multi-influenced indie rock band that released its first work -- some singles and an EP -- in 2004 on the Feathery Tongue label. The first single, "Shattered Shin... More | |
 | Fri Nov 07 "Much like Southern rock revivalists My Morning Jacket and Kings of Leon, Steel Train take a post-punk approach to the hoary sounds of '70s album-oriented rock. Taking their name from a Bob Marley song, singer Scott Irby-Ranniar and guitarist Jack An... More | |
| Sat Nov 08 "San Francisco band Loquat took stage before Tilly, and it was one of those things where you totally forget you love a band until you see them again and are reminded why they are so close to your heart. I'm an asshole for forgetting Kylee Swenson has... More | |
| Mon Nov 10 "Dungen's fourth studio album extends the acclaimed Swedish outfit's sound past psychedelia into something far more rare. Moving beyond mere stylistic concerns, 4 finds Gustav Ejstes' focus on the extremes of Dungen's sound separating into two entiti... More | |
 | Tue Nov 11 "Vic was born in 1964 in Jacksonville, FL and was raised in Zebulon, GA. He loved music from an early age and, in fact, started writing songs when he was only five years old. Vic has made 10 albums to date as well as 2 albums in collaboration with Wi... More | |
| Wed Nov 12 "Ludo's new album 'You're Awful, I Love You' came out better than any of us could have hoped for. As a record, it combines the pop sensibilities of our first album with the darkness and adventurous storytelling of Broken Bride, and takes the combinat... More | |
| Thu Nov 13 "Born in 1998, in homage to the high energy and eccentric music of the 1980’s New Wave scene, POLYSICS was founded by members, Hayashi, Kayo, Fumi and Yano. They have since built a huge international fanbase through their hyper-frenetic live shows an... More | |
 | Fri Nov 14 "He can sell you a bill of love that from anyone else would seem corny and make you believe again - in the long summers of blissful youth, in dancing the night away. Bart Davenport grew up in Berkeley California. If you are on the west coast, you may... More | |
| Sat Nov 15 "The re-activation of American Steel, which had started as an off-the-cuff idea in early 2007, was by mid-year a full blown reality. The group’s four original members, who had thrown around the idea of getting back together for some time, decided to ... More | |
| Sun Nov 16 "Having roots in five different bands, the (International) Noise Conspiracy came to exist in the latter portion of 1998 in their hometown of Umeå, Sweden. The group's five members set out to use its music as an attack against capitalist culture at la... More | |
 | Fri Nov 21 "New York outfit O’Death’s third LP, Broken Hymns, Limbs and Skin, feels like a giddy junkyard hoedown, from the panicked fiddle screeches of opener 'Lowtide' to the celebratory gallop of closer 'Lean-To.' At times it sounds morose or contemplative, ... More | |
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Editorial Review  20 Minute Loop An Interview By Jeremy Sampson (12/31/2004)" Brace yourself: it's the ultimate indie rock cliché! Local band 20 Minute Loop isn't in it for the money or fame. They're in it for the music, man. Yeah, we know -- you've heard this one before. Countless times, we're sure. This time it just might be true. " |
Editorial Review  The Arcade Fire The Right Balance By Jeremy Sampson (11/26/2004)" It's a fine line that exists in music these days between the emotional and the, gulp, pretentious. Add too much feeling to a composition and it seems somehow contrived or impure. Add too little and you're Ashlee Simpson just going through the motions. The Arcade Fire is that rare band which manages to find just the right balance, pouring its soul into its work while somehow keeping two feet planted firmly in meaningful. " |
Editorial Review  Loud*Live*Local October 15th to 30th By matthew thayer (10/15/2004)" A varied mix of live music leads up to two of San Francisco's biggest holiday's: Halloween and the national elections. Please... party and then vote. On a musical note, I always look forward to FREE shows at Amoeba Records and the Union Square Virgin Megastore. They are quick, easy and cost nothing at all. You will read of many in this and future L*L*L previews. " |
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