As we waited we were treated to some awesome indie tracks by DJ Nako and DJ Aaron Axelson. If we only had a list of songs they played. This kept us sane for the first hour as we waited for Minipop, one of our favorite San Francisco dream-pop bands. There's really nothing bad we can say about them; we love their debut album and it was even better live. It's dream-like, rhythmically-driven pop is a female version of Coldplay. It's catchy but not trite, familiar but not boring. It's no wonder that popscene calls this band one of their favorites. We loved "Generator" and "Like I Do." Frankly, we can't wait to catch them at the Noise Pop Festival later in February. They were the perfect opening for the likes of Kate Nash.

Take the jump for Kate Nash's review and to find out if you are a "bitch" when you go to a concert...