
Lime Garden makes their San Francisco debut at Bottom of the Hill
The Bottom of the Hill has long been known as a venue that showcases great emerging bands, and last night was no exception. Lime Garden from the UK delivered a set that has undoubtedly set the bar high for many bands to follow. The night kicked off with Sucker Crush, an Oakland-based femme-core dream pop band and the songwriting project of Marissa Deitz. Their set was mesmerizing, made even more special by the addition of a cellist, which added a rich, unexpected layer to their sound. The crowd was hooked from the first note and loved every second of it. Next up was Everyone is Dirty, an Oakland band that completely tore the roof off the place. They seamlessly blend pop art rock, psychedelic elements, and early punk influences, creating a sound that’s as eclectic as it is electric. There was a moment where I felt as if I had been transported back to an underground nightclub in late ’70s New York, as new music took over the scene. The vibe was raw and [Read More]