Editor Pick: Music

Cool Ghouls, a local SF band gaining popularity, sit down for an afternoon chat after a rad set at Phono del Sol.

This show was everything a summer outdoor concert should be.

At the ripe age of 45, a live show from this jumpin' blues band celebrates even older American musical traditions.

Rising SF local band Cool Ghouls show the Brick & Mortar audience a couple tricks off their sleeves - and why they're making a name in the city's music scene.

You may not understand the lyrics but you can still appreciate the passion and the sound of this inspirational music.

The re-issues of the first two albums from George Thorogood and the Destroyers are a mixed bag of stripped-down blues rock.

A fascinating collection of songs which gives a glimpse into a way of life possibly dating back to colonial times.

Dyad's disc of jazz reinterpretations of Giacomo Puccini's classic melodies is a winner.

The mid-1960s teen idol's four studio albums have been resurrected, but one of them is seeing public release for the first time.

Modern blues does not get better than this new CD by Messano, his band and some celebrity friends.