Either way we love LIVE105!
Indie dream pop duo from San Francisco, CA, now transplanted to Austin, Texas, the Live Music Capital of the America! Find all our albums on Bandcamp: http://sentineldream.bandcamp.com
Oct 27, 2011
LIVE105 picking on us AGAIN
http://live105.radio.com/2011/10/27/soundcheck-local-band-of-the-week-vote-now/
Either way we love LIVE105!
Either way we love LIVE105!
Oct 25, 2011
Oct 18, 2011
Sentinel Live November 5th
We are playing a live show for you! Check us out at this local favorite San Francisco Bar. Great Bar Food too!
Hotel Utah Saloon
500 4th Street @ Bryant
San Francisco, California
(415) 546-6300
November 5th
9:00pm
Pomegranate
Sentinel
Walking Spanish
21 and Over
Sep 2, 2011
KALX & KZSU interviews!
We received the recording of our interviews, after the live performance at our local college radio stations. Click on the link below and take a listen. KALX- 21 minutes, and KZSU - 8 mintues.
http://soundcloud.com/sentineldream/kalx-interview
http://soundcloud.com/sentineldream/kalx-interview
Sep 1, 2011
Live105 Live In-Studio
Yes, we DO want to play for the audiences of LIVE 105 FM!
You can have your say about it!
http://live105.radio.com/2011/08/31/what-bay-area-bands-should-join-us-live-on-air/
You can have your say about it!
http://live105.radio.com/2011/08/31/what-bay-area-bands-should-join-us-live-on-air/
Aug 29, 2011
College Radio ~ Live in Studio Shows!
Just a quick reminder about our two upcoming radio appearances!!!
Two rival universities asked us to perform for their live in studio. Select your favorite school, or listen to both!
This is a perfect chance to hear us play, if you are out of the Bay Area!
KALX Saturday Night Live
90.7 FM
8/27/11
9pm-10pm PST
http://kalx.berkeley.edu/ for live stream!
KZSU Wednesday Night Live
90.1 FM
8/31/11
9pm-10pm PST
http://kzsu.stanford.edu/ for live stream!
Love,
from the gang,
~Sentinel
Two rival universities asked us to perform for their live in studio. Select your favorite school, or listen to both!
This is a perfect chance to hear us play, if you are out of the Bay Area!
KALX Saturday Night Live
90.7 FM
8/27/11
9pm-10pm PST
http://kalx.berkeley.edu/ for live stream!
KZSU Wednesday Night Live
90.1 FM
8/31/11
9pm-10pm PST
http://kzsu.stanford.edu/ for live stream!
Love,
from the gang,
~Sentinel
Aug 9, 2011
Jul 25, 2011
FM Radio Plays!
Thanks to Jaeger at 107.7 FM the Bone for playing us on his LOCAL LICKS Show, two weeks in a row!
http://www.1077thebone.com/Programming/LocalLicks/tabid/304/Default.aspx
Local Licks Bands | Local Venues
"Local Licks On The Bone" Sundays, Midnight to 1:00am, features buzzworthy bands found right here in the Bay Area. Let us know what you think! Send your e-mails to rock@thebone.net and jaeger@thebone.net.
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Latest Playlists
July 25th, 2011
Full On Flyhead - "S.O.S."
Lyn Yeah - "Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye"
Serenity Now! - "The Hero Factor"
Diamond Lane - "Never Going Home"
Yeibichai - "Cactus Buttons"
Space Vacation - "Die! Heavy Metal!"
Blue Cheer - "Rollin' Dem Bones"
Sentinel - "Kinda Light Up"
Oona - "Let It Go"
Ray Manzarek & Roy Rogers - "Game Of Skill"
Spiralarms - "Bohemian Groove"
Dave Rude Band - "Afterlife"
July 18th, 2011
Mark Gosney - "Cool Summer Morning"
Dirty Power - "What Would Mountain Do?"
Diamond Lane - "Hollywood Hero"
Sentinel - "Kinda Light Up"
The Hooks - "10,000 Ft. and Rising"
David Unger - "Guilty Night"
Ratchet - "Million Miles Away"
Mavalour - "One And Lonely"
Ones And Zeroes - "Change POV"
State Line Empire (w/ Slash) - "Drive Me"
Wilde Starr - "Rose In The Dark"
Mob Witness - "The Phoenix"
Rubber Side Down - "Addictions"
http://www.1077thebone.com/Programming/LocalLicks/tabid/304/Default.aspx
Local Licks Bands | Local Venues
"Local Licks On The Bone" Sundays, Midnight to 1:00am, features buzzworthy bands found right here in the Bay Area. Let us know what you think! Send your e-mails to rock@thebone.net and jaeger@thebone.net.
* * *
Latest Playlists
July 25th, 2011
Full On Flyhead - "S.O.S."
Lyn Yeah - "Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye"
Serenity Now! - "The Hero Factor"
Diamond Lane - "Never Going Home"
Yeibichai - "Cactus Buttons"
Space Vacation - "Die! Heavy Metal!"
Blue Cheer - "Rollin' Dem Bones"
Sentinel - "Kinda Light Up"
Oona - "Let It Go"
Ray Manzarek & Roy Rogers - "Game Of Skill"
Spiralarms - "Bohemian Groove"
Dave Rude Band - "Afterlife"
July 18th, 2011
Mark Gosney - "Cool Summer Morning"
Dirty Power - "What Would Mountain Do?"
Diamond Lane - "Hollywood Hero"
Sentinel - "Kinda Light Up"
The Hooks - "10,000 Ft. and Rising"
David Unger - "Guilty Night"
Ratchet - "Million Miles Away"
Mavalour - "One And Lonely"
Ones And Zeroes - "Change POV"
State Line Empire (w/ Slash) - "Drive Me"
Wilde Starr - "Rose In The Dark"
Mob Witness - "The Phoenix"
Rubber Side Down - "Addictions"
Jul 5, 2011
Jun 22, 2011
Jun 10, 2011
New Single Released
New single, just in time to add to your summer playlist. Dark End, is a little Hopeful-Melodic Dream Rock, Large Soundscapes, Soothing Female Voice, and Colorful Harmonies. Influenced by: Cocteau Twins, Metric, Feist, U2, Everything But the Girl, Cardigans, Fleetwood Mac. Stream entire single today on Soundcloud.com
May 18, 2011
So Much Greatness
I've been reading blogs and seeing a few live shows around town. We are surrounded by super local music in San Francisco and Bay Area. Our City also welcomes touring bands, but then there is always the massive free downloads and free streaming. There is just oodles of music to be found and digested from around the world. If I stick with my regular diet of KCRW, Insomnia Radio, KALX, SOMA FM, Radio Analogo, I get more than a full platter of delicious tunes. Every new morsel is a gem to obsess over.
But lately on my commute to the day job, I find I can only sit in my car in silence, a well needed break from any NPR tragedy, and even jazz - that just won't satisfy. Oversaturation, constant media input can leave me manic and dizzy. Sometimes I'll revert back to the oldies but goodies, Cocteau Twins, Dead Can Dance, Ella and Louie, a little Brian Eno to clear the musical palette even further. But then I begin my musical discovery frenzy again.
This week I had the pleasure of seeing Eisley, from Tyler, Texas, touring through San Francisco's Slims. It was sweet harmonies and fantastic melodies rising and engulfing from the group - so young and vibrant. They were a freshness I hadn't heard in a while. On reflecting on them more....their greatness came from the fact that they used their full range of voice(s), they had been plying together for many years, they were related, they were family. Their sound was dynamic- it rose, it dropped down, it was a joyful musical journey. It reminded me of going to church and only enjoying the singing parts of the service. I wanted to join them in their exhaultation. I was transported along with everyone with me to a lovely place. Did you see them? Sorry if you missed it.
They say it takes more than 10,000 times of practice on a musical instrument to be really great. I imagine it is the same for vocalization, or perhaps it's just the way one vocalizes. No one can teach you to express your emotions in singing. It's a magic that cannot be taught, it is the listener who is moved and inspired. I only hope to reach such greatness in my musical journeys as a musician. Off to practice I go, striving for suchness!
~Tarabud
But lately on my commute to the day job, I find I can only sit in my car in silence, a well needed break from any NPR tragedy, and even jazz - that just won't satisfy. Oversaturation, constant media input can leave me manic and dizzy. Sometimes I'll revert back to the oldies but goodies, Cocteau Twins, Dead Can Dance, Ella and Louie, a little Brian Eno to clear the musical palette even further. But then I begin my musical discovery frenzy again.
This week I had the pleasure of seeing Eisley, from Tyler, Texas, touring through San Francisco's Slims. It was sweet harmonies and fantastic melodies rising and engulfing from the group - so young and vibrant. They were a freshness I hadn't heard in a while. On reflecting on them more....their greatness came from the fact that they used their full range of voice(s), they had been plying together for many years, they were related, they were family. Their sound was dynamic- it rose, it dropped down, it was a joyful musical journey. It reminded me of going to church and only enjoying the singing parts of the service. I wanted to join them in their exhaultation. I was transported along with everyone with me to a lovely place. Did you see them? Sorry if you missed it.
They say it takes more than 10,000 times of practice on a musical instrument to be really great. I imagine it is the same for vocalization, or perhaps it's just the way one vocalizes. No one can teach you to express your emotions in singing. It's a magic that cannot be taught, it is the listener who is moved and inspired. I only hope to reach such greatness in my musical journeys as a musician. Off to practice I go, striving for suchness!
~Tarabud
Apr 15, 2011
Insomnia Radio Review of Jet Black
Thanks to Insomnia Radio for a insightful review into our song! Never too late to share with your listeners~! Insomnia Radio
Apr 6, 2011
Mar 28, 2011
Japan
I had a very sweet summer spent in Japan, and made a strong impression on me. The kindness and generosity of the people, and the beauty of the nature was stunning. Now as I watch the devastation and nuclear crisis, I feel much pain for them. Sentinel is making plans to release a single which funds will be donated to Japan relief. Stay tuned for new single. Also we are doing a fundraiser for Japan sponsored by NoisePop on 4/21. Buy your ticket here: http://japanaidsf.wordpress.com/the-show/
Sincerely,
your
Tarabud, and the gang
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