Toronto’s cootie catcher brings twee warmth, spiraling synths to Soda Bar
cootie catcher plays Soda Bar on July 6. Photo by Chris Borges Toronto four-piece cootie catcher is playing for keeps. Their new album, “Something We All Got,” pairs the tender warmth of twee pop with spiraling synths and live electronics, earning the band a spot on the 2026 Polaris Music Prize Long
This week in San Diego history: July 6–10, 1939, flying boats, the Navy, and Australian wildlife
Richard Archbold walking toward the front of an aircraft. Note the triangular Archbold Expeditions insignia on the plane. “90-43; Papua, W.D., Daru: Kono on ramp after return from Lake Marguerita.” (Photo and caption info courtesy of/Archbold Expeditions Collection, Department of Mammalogy, AMNH) In
Did you know Solana Beach was built on beans, rails, and bluff cuts?
Street scene in Solana Beach showing early automobiles parked in front of the businesses on the main street c. 1928. The businesses include a soda fountain, drugstore, garage and grocery store. (Caption info and photo courtesy of the San Diego History Center) Solana Beach sits in one of those coasta
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