Review by Mia Call, photos by Sophia Risin.
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Album Review by Mia Call, photos by Addie Briggs.
If this Bay Area winter has taught us anything, it's that when it rains, it pours. Luckily, on December 8th, Berkeley-based indie artist Chammeili released the perfect soundtrack for an overcast East Bay Sunday. Icy Blue distills the hushed, cool quality of singer Kaamya Sharma’s voice with reserved acoustics and unsettling lyrics. Released on El-Cerrito based label Lavasocks, Chammeili’s debut takes a quieter, more haunting approach to youth than any of the band’s previous songs.

Review by Shae Lake, Photos by Jaida Berkheimer

On Tuesday, December 13th @ 10:30AM, The Genderwave speaks with Nick Allbrook of Australian psych rock band Pond, ahead of their show at The Fillmore in SF on Friday, December 16th.

Join KALX at the recently re-opened Thee Stork Club, for a night of gothy goodness with The Acharis. Opening the show will be Kim, and capping things off will be Nothing Natural. DJ TV Dad will be keeping you glued to the action throughout.

On March 26, 2022 singer, songwriter, guitarist, and frontwoman behind the Baltimore-based band Snail Mail sat down with KALX’s own Exhibit A, a couple days before her concert at the Fox in Oakland. Photos by Addie Briggs.

Tune in on Monday, December 5th @ 1:30PM to hear Rare Earth speak with John Dwyer of Osees ahead of the band's show at The UC Theatre in Berkeley on December 9th.
Psych-punk psychic warrior, ear worm-farmer, and possessor of many stamped passport pages... John Dwyer does not let up. His group Osees (aka Thee Oh Sees, OCS, The Oh Sees, etc) have transmogrified to fit many a moment - from hushed druggy folk to groovy demonic pop chants to science fictional krautrock expanse and beyond - to suit his omnivorous whims.
Photos: Alexis J Gross & Titouan Massé

Join KALX at The Rickshaw Stop for a night of ethereal pop and post punk with Helen, Famous Mammals, and Spiral Dub.
Don't miss out and tune into KALX LIVE! tonight @ 9 PM hosted by DJ Renée Black to hear a live performances from Maya Songbird.
MAYA SONGBIRD is a flamboyant songstress who was born in the historical Castro District of San Francisco. Maya sings of sex, love and living the life regally through everyday expression. Maya creates a musical experience that takes you on a journey through whimsical ambient sounds, across hints of house beats and trippy synthesized tunes and lyrics that sing to your soul.
Tune in on Saturday, November 19th @ 1:30PM to hear DJ Gordita interview Mexico’s psych/garage band, Sgt. Papers, ahead of their two shows in the Bay Area this weekend.